Fram reports

If a few years ago, very few people had heard about how crucial College Squash in the States is for US Squash in particular, but mostly for Squash in General, now, more and more people know their Harvard from their Penn.

Today, two articles,

One from CSA (College Squash Association), with the opening of the season.

“While it’s a light weekend on the calendar, with five men’s matches and two women’s matches scheduled, the start of the season carries exciting momentum, particularly in the Midwest.”

One from Drexel Uni: Looking at the future of US Squash post-John Fry

“This year marks the 14th consecutive year that US Squash has hosted the tournament in partnership with Drexel, and the fourth at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center, which opened in 2020. The center, located on 33rd and Lancaster Ave., sits right in the heart of Drexel’s campus.

Much of the relationship between US Squash and Drexel can be traced to one man: John Fry. The former president, who left Drexel in September 2024 to take over as Temple’s president, was a large factor in why squash at Drexel is where it is today.”