Table of Contents
March 2012
Vol. 15 No. 5

Capturing the essence of what it means to seek the ball in hopes of standing out from the crowd in squash tournaments, marketing guru Dan Bogosh has created posters for the Davenport North American Open that have become hot commodities.

Photos by Patricia Lyons,
poster by Dan Bogosh.

FEATURES

20 U.S. HIGH SCHOOL CHAMPS

While the numbers keep growing, with six boys divisions and four for the girls, academies Greenwich and Episcopal continue to dominate D1. Three players recount their experiences.

26 SMOKIN' HOT IN VIRGINIA

A dominating week by James Willstrop at the Davenport North American Open vaults him back to World No. 1 By Alan Thatcher

36 COLLEGE SEASON A WRAP

Fourteen teams and four individuals crowned during the College Squash Association National Championships. By Anne Bello

DROPSHOTS

4 FROM US SQUASH

6 GAME CHANGERS

Two groups trying to make a difference in Africa, and the WSF taps social media with eyes on 2020.

8 WOMEN IN SQUASH

A "century" of doubles.

10 THREE GRAND MASTERS HONORED

11 QUICK TAKES HARDBALL SINGLES

LESSONCOURT

16 MOVEMENT GAMES

Step outside your comfort zone with some challenging games to help you understand the importance of movement. By Richard Millman

17 WHAT'S IN YOUR BAG?

Keeping your bag full of squash gear is easy, but what about the food and drinks that will support your maximum performance? By Candace Chemtob

18 STARTS WITH THE FEET, PART 3

Strength, agility and "ghosting"—the pillars of improving your movement skill. By Damon Leedale-Brown

19 BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS

As a referee, what can you do to help keep the peace when things get tense? By Barry Faguy

SPOTLIGHT

40 U.S. JUNIOR DOUBLES

44 WILL'S WORLD By Will Carlin