Mount Holyoke’s Wright and Seth accepting the Seven Sisters Trophy
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Most Popular:
- 2008 Seven Sisters Squash Tournament (Photos)
- Smith/MHC Invitational - Saturday - Results from Smith (Photo)
- CSA Articles Cover Western Mass Teams
- Photos from the Boys' New England Interscholastic Squash Championships
- ESPN and CNN Cover Trinity Squash's Decade of Dominance
- Power Squash Academy Snowflake Tournament (Photos)
- RI Squash Open Results (Photos)
- 2009 Men's National Team Championships Wrap Up - Trinity Defeats Princeton
- New Website: Science of Coaching Squash
- Pick a Scoring Method
- 2008 Women's National Team Championships (Howe Cup) - Sunday
- Sports Illustrated Article on Trinity Squash
Recent:
- 2010 Brattleboro Invitational Squash Tournament
- Photos from Smith College United Way Tournament
- College Squash Association Previews Western Mass Teams
- Smith Squash Tournament to Benefit the United Way
- College Squash Association Launches New Website
- Exhibition Match at Wesleyan: David Palmer and Julian Illingworth
- 2009 Wesleyan Spring Fling Squash Tournament Results and Photos
- 2009 Berkshire Squash Open Final
- 2009 Berkshire Squash Open: Semifinals Today
- 2009 Hudson Cup Squash Tournament
Comments from Articles:
- Bob Armstrong: "The match of the tournament was the Potter 2nd round consolation finals between Trinity’s..."
- Douglas: "Trinity proved yet again that it deserves top honors in the sport. The intimidation factor was..."
- Chris Janton: "Nicely done. Happy New Year from the desert."
- Rochester Squash: "Congratulations and happy birthday! Sweet logo!
" - WesternMass-Squash: "Nice catch. We have corrected it."
- Yvonne Hill: "Your results on the Malloy cup finals is erroneous. Richard Hill from Harvard was the winner"
- Rochester Squash: "Thanks. I look forward to hearing more about this. We may have some photo buffs/engineers here..."
- WesternMass-Squash: "Rochester Squash and Chris, thanks for the feedback. Although I’ve joked about patenting..."
- Chris Janton: "Tough to patent. Prior art
Jay Prince (Squash Magazine) has been using a box in the court for as..." - Rochester Squash: "That is very cool indeed…and ideal for non-glass courts where “cutting a hole”..."