Over the past week, several notable events have unfolded in the world of squash:
London Squash Classic: Anahat Singh Advances to Quarterfinals
On September 3, 2026, India’s Anahat Singh, currently ranked World No. 20, secured a spot in the quarterfinals of the London Squash Classic. She achieved a 2-1 victory over Belgium’s World No. 11, Nele Gilis, with scores of 13-11, 4-11, and 11-8. This win marks the first time an Indian woman has reached the quarterfinals of a PSA Gold-level tournament since 2021. (sports.ndtv.com)
Kenyon College Establishes Squash Programs
Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, has announced the addition of men’s and women’s squash programs, set to commence varsity competition in the 2027-28 academic year. Scott Denne, formerly the Head Squash Professional at the Athletic Club of Columbus, has been appointed as the inaugural coach for these programs. (csasquash.com)
British National Squash Championships
The 2026 British National Squash Championships concluded with England’s Simon Herbert and Georgina Kennedy clinching the men’s and women’s titles, respectively. Herbert’s victory adds to his growing list of achievements, while Kennedy’s win further solidifies her position as a leading figure in the sport. (squashinfo.com)
These developments highlight the dynamic and evolving landscape of squash, showcasing emerging talents and institutional support for the sport’s growth.
