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Henderson RH Open Preview: Williams On First Event In 11 Months Challenger Tour The Henderson Rochelle Hobbs Open will be the first event to take place in New Zealand in the 2020/2021 PSA World Tour season when it takes place this week in Auckland. The Henderson Squash Club will play host to the Challenger 5 level tournament, which is restricted to only domestic players, like all events on the Challenger Tour currently are, so only players based in New Zealand were allowed to enter. All 16 men in the draw reside from the nation, with two of those having played for their country at the 2019 WS...

Ones to Watch in 2021 News Ahead of the New Year, we have taken a look at some of the PSA stars that you should keep your eye on in 2021. Whether 2020 saw them claim their biggest titles, record huge upsets or reach milestones, we have picked 10 players we believe could make a charge in 2021. Do you agree or are there other players on your list? Let us know on social media! Nele Gilis Belgium’s Nele Gilis made 2020 one of her standout years despite the PSA Tour suspension as she closes out the year at her highest World Ranking to date at No.12.

Men's Matches of the Year News As we come to the end of 2020, we are taking a look back at one of the strangest years in recent history, and this time, it is the best matches of the year. In the second part of this two-part piece, we will focus on the men’s game, which has seen pretty much everything over the course of the last twelve months. Ali Farag started the year as the World No.1, but saw Mohamed ElShorbagy take the top spot after ’The Beast’ lifted the trophy at the J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions in New York in January. Farag would then claim the summit of the World Ranking...

Message from the CEO: 2020 Recap and A Look Ahead to the New Year News 2020 was an unprecedented year in the history of squash, with the global COVID-19 pandemic plunging the sport into a period of uncertainty and fundamentally changing the way we all live our lives.   After a magnificent start to the year – which saw Camille Serme, Mohamed ElShorbagy, Nour El Sherbini, Ali Farag and Hania El Hammamy all lift major honours – we were forced into the incredibly difficult decision to suspend professional squash following the outbreak of COVID-19.   The suspension was initially planned for ...

2020: Year In Review - PT.2 News 180 days after the PSA World Tour and PSA Challenger Tour were both suspended due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, professional squash returned to action in September. You can take a look back at the first part of our 2020 review right here, where we looked back at the first three months of the calendar year. In the second part of our 2020 review, we take a look at the last four months of the year, as both the PSA World Tour and PSA Challenger Tour made a tentative, but successful, return despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.