James Zug
@squashword
The inside word on squash from the executive editor at Squash Magazine, squash historian and host of Outside The Glass podcast.
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Glenn Maxwell's 201 not out yesterday reminded me of Adam Gilchrist's record-setting 149 in 2007 World Cup finals. Gilchrist's secret was lodging a squash ball in his left glove: allowing for a lighter grip and more power. ICC Cricket World Cup #bestuseofsquashball
The GOAT of practical jokes in squash is the Sam Fraidin Match. Finally, after decades of rumors, innuendo and urban legend, Outside The Glass tells the true story Yale Men's & Women's Squash Stanford Squash US SQUASH soundcloud.com/outsidetheglas…
Hundreds of comments and messages—an outpouring of love, support and respect—have come for world No.4 Amanda Sobhy after rupturing her Achilles a second time. After her 1st rupture in 2017, we talked on Outside The Glass about the long road to recovery: soundcloud.com/outsidetheglas…
Gillian Francis writes a great piece in Crain's New York Business about how squash "forces you to be analytical, confronting the parts of your game that need improvement and working on them." StreetSquash Open Squash webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache…
Today’s the exciting conclusion to the thirtieth U.S. Junior Open Squash Championships with 35 nations represented among the 1,000+ players
Big day in SoFlo with the start of the Florida Squash Open at Kinetic Indoor Racquet Club in City of Boynton as they continue the process of making squash champions
Big opening night Open Squash as Park Place, Broad Street and Downtown Athletic Club get reincarnated, a quarter of a century later, at FiDi
Another brilliant start to another brilliant ToC Squash with Gail Ramsay Princeton Women’s Squash honored at 11th Women’s Luncheon
The ToC Squash Women's Leadership Program honored Gail Ramsay yesterday afternoon at the Yale Club of NYC. Congratulations to Gail Princeton Women’s Squash for this recognition!
Lingering and hanging out before and after ToC Squash matches is the norm: sometimes it can feel like 1982 in New York all over again
Never in history of ToC Squash has the finals of men’s and women’s draws both been contested by the winners of the previous two ToCs. Tonight two of them will get to hold the coolest trophy in pro squash, made by longtime squash player and promoter Frank Stella
This what it looked like in Vanderbilt Hall 12 hours before the first match and 6 hours after the last match ToC Squash
This month is the 120th anniversary of the world’s first professional squash tournament, at Huntingdon Valley Country Club outside Philadelphia. Six pros entered; Alfred Ellis of The Racquet Club was crowned champion, beating John Friel 3-1 in finals.
