Tagged - Squash
Challenger Tour
UR hosts squash ProAm tournament with top 100 professionals
The event was part of the Professional Squash Association’s (PSA) Challenger’s Tour and notably featured two of the world’s top 100 players, #82 ranked Nasir Iqbal of Pakistan and Egypt’s Khaled Labib, ranked #99. Read More
Championship
Men’s squash takes second at College Squash National Championships tournament
The UR men’s squash team fell to Cornell 7–2 on Feb. 20, finishing second at the College Squash Association’s (CSA) Hoehn Cup, played in Philadelphia, PA. Read More
Basketball
New COVID restrictions allow in person sports despite remote learning
In response to surging cases in Monroe County, the University announced updated COVID-19 guidelines for students. Read More
Championship
Squash claims Liberty League title
Men's squash finished the season strong with their second consecutive Liberty League Championship victory. Read More
Squash
Squash takes victory in first home match
Varsity squash snapped a three match losing streak with a 7-2 win over the University of Western Ontario. Read More
Squash
Squash is UR’s secret national star
Squash is a bit of an enigma to many UR students. A lot of people have no idea how the sport is played. A lot of people know that our men’s team is quite good at the sport. A lot of people think of squash as a preppy, elitist, exclusionary sport. For those who fall […]
international
Highly-ranked squash is too often overlooked
UR has only one Division I team: squash. Currently ranked second in the nation, UR Men’s Squash has started the season 13–2. Read More
Squash
Squash plays well in tournament
“We can beat any team in the country,” said Pitfield. His teammates agreed. Read More
Squash
Squash misses ultimate goal but finishes strong
After achieving a no. 1 national ranking earlier this season and taking down top-ranked Trinity College, UR Squash hoped to make a historic run, including winning the team’s first national championship. Read More
Squash
Squash falls to Yale at finals
The ‘Jackets made ESPN this week as the frustration of the team’s loss to Yale in the Potter Cup final boiled over, and junior Aria Fazelimanesh flipped the middle finger to a trash-talking Yale player. Read More
