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Indian squash prodigy Anahat Singh just delayed Harvard to chase history at the 2028 Olympics. The 18-year-old world junior champion is betting everything on becoming India's first Olympic squash medalist.
Two young Indian squash stars are blazing through the World Junior Championships in Canada, showing the world that India's next generation of athletes is ready to compete on the global stage. Top seed Anahat Singh and Aryaveer Dewan both dominated their matches to advance to the round of 16.
Egyptian squash player Amina Orfi just made history at 18, becoming the youngest woman ever to win the prestigious British Open championship. She defeated world champion Nour al-Sherbini in a stunning comeback victory.
Eighteen-year-old Amina Orfi just became the youngest women's world squash champion ever, defeating the world's second-ranked player in a historic five-game final on home soil in Egypt. She's also the first player to hold both junior and senior world titles simultaneously.
Egyptian squash player Amina Orfi just became the youngest woman ever to win the World Squash Championship at 18 years old. She defeated defending champion Nour El Sherbini in an epic 106-minute battle that came down to the final points.
Thiago Cabrejos fought through five intense matches to claim the Men's Individual South American Under-23 Squash Championship in his hometown of Lima, Peru. The Drexel University sophomore defeated Ecuador's Javier Romo in a thrilling five-game final.
World No. 2 squash player Nour al-Sherbini dominated her quarterfinal match at the 2026 El Gouna International Squash Open, defeating Malaysia's world No. 6 in straight games. The Egyptian athlete is now one match away from the finals on home soil.
A year after losing their championship to a paperwork error, Harvard's club squash team bounced back to claim their first national title in school history. Down two players from injuries and missed flights, the scrappy squad proved determination beats setbacks.
At just 18, Anahat Singh captured her second consecutive India Open squash championship, defeating a top-30 world player and proving she belongs among the sport's elite. Her mentor predicts she'll crack the world's top 10 by next season.
After injury and ranking challenges sidelined him from the 2022 Asian Games, 34-year-old squash player Ramit Tandon has climbed back to World No. 37 and is targeting his biggest comeback yet. India's men's squash team is stronger than ever, with four players now in the world's top 50 for the first time in history.
The Middlebury College women's squash team just wrapped their best season ever, riding a historic 10-game winning streak into this weekend's conference championship. After 15 years of trying, the Panthers are positioned for their best shot yet at claiming their first NESCAC title.
Indian teenager Anahat Singh pulled off a stunning comeback in Washington, overturning a two-game deficit to defeat Egypt's second-seeded player. The 16-year-old's fighting spirit earned her a spot in the semifinals of the Squash on Fire Open.