Alix Williams is a passionate squash player who came to the game a bit later than most. After Alix had her three children, her husband encouraged her to start a new hobby, and so Alix signed up for a beginner squash clinic at her club. Google helped her learn the Read more…
Chanel Erasmus is a true squash fanatic, and a South African native who travelled to America to pursue her passion for the game. Networking with other players helped bring awareness of the opportunities that were available across the pond. Playing squash in college was a first step in creating a Read more…
For some quick background on our guest in this episode, here’s a quick overview: Hope Prockop is one of the most remarkable women involved in the Sport of Squash in the United States. At her core, Hope is the ultimate competitor, and uses that drive to propel her through all Read more…
For some quick background on our guest in this episode, here’s a quick overview: Lauren Patrizio Xaba is the Executive Director & Founder of SquashDrive, the Squash & Education Alliance program based out of Oakland, California. Lauren has been at the helm since 2009, leading the program to evolve & grow to increase their mission’s Read more…
For a quick background on our guest in this episode, here’s an overview: We connect with Wendy Lawrence, who recently retired as the Division 1, Head Men’s & Women’s Squash Coach of George Washington University. While Wendy is originally from New York City, she has made Washington, DC her home Read more…
We talk with Renato Paiva, who is the CEO, or Executive Director of Access Youth Academy in San Diego, California. Access Youth is part of the Network of S-E-A, Squash Education Alliance, a non-profit After School Youth program, combing Squash training and Academic enrichment. Renato, has been leading the Read more…
For some quick background on our guest in this episode, here’s an overview: We talk with David Kay, who is the CEO of MetroSquash, a thriving non-profit, after-school, youth squash program based in Chicago. During his 15 years at the helm of MetroSquash, he’s helped raised millions of dollar, built Read more…
In this episode we connect with James Dodson who launched his publishing career covering youth and poverty issues for Youth Communication and the RFK Memorial where he picked up the game. He’s devoted to using squash to enrich the lives of young people. And, in his new residence of Phoenix Read more…
Squash Radio explores squash in the South and teamed up with Richard Millman who recorded stories from Atlanta, Louisville and his new hometown in Chattanooga to share these great stories. The theme of this episode of On the Road is building Squash. We share snapshots of these communities where you Read more…
Do you know what’s happening next week in Squash? In celebration of the upcoming Women’s Squash Week here’s a small clip from the latest episode of Squash Radio. Jen Gabler and Katline Cauwels share the fantastic developments going on with U.S. Women’s Squash Committee. Music for Squash Radio by Bensound.