Develop courts that can be easily and inexpensively installed in schools, public parks and indoor and outdoor public spaces.
Expand scholastic, collegiate and community squash programs nationally.
Provide national coaching and training programs to support America’s best squash players in becoming world and Olympic champions.
Advance a unified funding resource to facilitate collaboration and mutual support of all U.S.-based organizations dedicated to the growth and vitality of squash.
To lead squash’s growth and development
by increasing access and awareness,
supporting meaningful lifelong
engagement in the sport, and
encouraging sportsmanship
while achieving competitive
excellence at the
highest levels.
Led the successful international campaign for Olympic inclusion in the 2028 Games
More than doubled participation in all areas, including juniors, college, and adults
Opened the Arlen Specter US Squash Center, the home of Team USA and US Squash
Pioneered equal prize money for women at the U.S. Open, now the global standard
Trained the nation’s top juniors, resulting in four top-15 ranked women and the #2 women’s team in the world
Funded the development of the stand-alone Club Locker software platform
Olympic inclusion provides important validation of squash’s long, global, and diverse history.
It sends a clear message to every aspiring athlete who dreams of competing at the highest level that their dedication can lead them to the pinnacle: the Olympics.
Photos provided by the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee.