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Suzie Pierrepont Out as WSA Tour Director
|  SquashMad.com broke the story. And according to Squash Mad, "Suzie Pierrepont, the WSA's acting Tour Director, is the latest big name no longer working for the women's game. "Pierrepoint, a former professional Tour player who is based in Greenwich, New York is off the WSA pay-roll, players were told in the last few days." To see Squash Mad's article, please click here.
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Trinity Dominates NESCAC Tournaments
|   The NESCAC has hosted eight conference squash championships. And Trinity's men's and women's teams have taken home the title every year. And 2014 was no exception.
To read Daily Squash Report's coverage, please click here.
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World Doubles Faces the Chop After Scots Bid Blocked
|  According to SquashMad.com, attempts by Scottish Squash to host the World Doubles Championships later this year have been thwarted in an ongoing behind-the-scenes political dispute.
To see Squash Mad's article, please click here.
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This Week's Women's College Results
|  With the end of the college squash season approaching, there were several exciting matches played this week.
Some matches of note:
Harvard beat Trinity 5-4
Hamilton beat Amherst 5-4
Middlebury beat Williams 5-4
Yale beat Princeton 5-4
U Penn beat Yale 5-4
To see College Squash's complete women's team results, please click here.
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This Week's Men's College Results
| With the end of the college squash season approaching, there were several exciting matches played this week.
Some matches of note:
Harvard beat Trinity 7-2
Bates beat Middlebury 6-3
Yale beat Princeton 5-4
Franklin and Marshall beat Rochester 6-3
St. Lawrence beat F & M 5-4
Williams beat Bates 5-4
To College Squash's complete results, please click here.
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TRUTH & Rumors
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 The WSA tour's challenges have been much chronicled in recent months. - This past month an entirely new Board took over, and this past week they reached out to former Dutch champion Tommy Berden to see if his company Next Squash can help right the ship.
- When Harvard's men beat Trinity this week, it was the first time Trinity lost a home squash match in 18 years.
- The women's college team championships are coming up later this month. Although Harvard remains the favorite, Princeton, Trinity, U Penn, and Yale all have a shot at the National Championship.
- Mike Jefferys coached his Springside Chestnut Hill Academy squad to an undefeated regular season and won the Mid-Atlantic Squash Association High School Championships this past week. Jefferys is humble to a fault, but he may very well be America's top high school coach.
- Reports surfaced this week that wrestling spent $8 million in its bid to keep its place in the Olympic Games.
- Baseball's and squash's bids reportedly cost a combined $2 million.
- Squash legend Thierry Lincou and his lovely wife recently welcomed their third child Gabriel to the world.
- Add Hollywood hunk Hugh Jackman to the list of famous squash players. The Australian actor posted on his Instagram account (here) how much he enjoys playing squash.
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