The first Gold event of the new PSA Squash Tour season gets underway tomorrow as the London Squash Classic presented by Bassim Haidar returns to the PSA calendar with star studded line-ups confirmed.

The world’s best squash players will compete for record prize money at the Comcast Business U.S. Open Squash Championships at Philadelphia’s Arlen Specter US Squash Center between October 19th – 25th.

The 52nd edition of this historic event will be the first major Platinum-level championship of the season in the United States on the PSA Squash Tour.

The record high comes following the first season of the new PSA Squash Tour structure. The new structure – developed to create a more stable and longer-term calendar of top-tier tournaments in the build-up to squash’s debut at the LA28 Olympic Games – came into effect August 2024.

🏆 Squash is set for its Olympic debut at LA28! Scheduled from 15–24 July 2028, the competition will feature 32 elite athletes (16 men, 16 women) vying for gold in two thrilling individual events. 🏅 Held on the iconic Universal Studios Lot, this historic milestone marks squash’s first-ever inclusion at the Olympic Games

Seedings are set for the 2025 World Squash Junior Championships in Cairo, with Egypt’s Amina Orfi and Mohamad Zakaria leading the draws.

Mostafa Asal is under fresh scrutiny after viral videos highlight alleged cheating tactics, sparking debate among fans, officials, and players just as squash eyes its Olympic debut.Mostafa Asal is under fresh scrutiny after viral videos highlight alleged cheating tactics, sparking debate among fans, officials, and players just as squash eyes its Olympic debut.

Nour El Sherbini claimed her record-equaling eighth World Championship title, while Mostafa Asal captured his first, dominating the finals in Chicago. The Egyptian duo’s victories continue the nation’s squash supremacy on the sport’s biggest stage.

On a grey morning in Chicago, a glass-walled squash court quietly appeared in Union Park — not as a spectacle, but as a bold statement. Dubbed Project Beacon, it’s the first truly public outdoor squash court in the U.S., aiming to bring the sport out of private clubs and into the heart of everyday life.

Rik Zwikker’s sleek, outdoor squash court is turning heads—weatherproof, modular, and made for public spaces, it could redefine how and where the game is played. After major showcases in Miami and Chicago, the concept is drawing global buzz.

At 17, Egypt’s squash prodigy Amina Orfi has one goal for Paris 2028: “I want that gold medal.” As squash joins the Olympics, Orfi is ready to chase history.

Nouran Gohar and Mostafa Asal shine on home soil, capturing the 2025 El Gouna titles in dominant fashion.

Teen sensation Amina Orfi stuns seven-time world champ Nour ElSherbini in a 101-minute thriller to reach her first-ever Platinum semi-final. At just 17, the future of squash is now.

Squash will make its Olympic debut in a location that is no stranger to Hollywood movie buffs.

Squash hits the big stage at LA 2028 with its Olympic debut set at Universal Studios’ Courthouse Square—blending sport and Hollywood like never before.

Squash’s Olympic debut at LA 2028 takes a surprising turn as the player draw is slashed in half—leaving fans questioning visibility, fairness, and the sport’s place on the global stage