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College Squash Association
- Connecticut College: 2021-2022 Season Preview October 18, 2021Connecticut College Camels 2021-2022 SEASON PREVIEW Connecticut College, one of the few teams to play a match during the 2020-2021 season, will focus on team culture and chemistry to lead them to success this season. The women’s team won the Epps Cup (D Division) in thrilling fashion in 2020 and will have their sights set […]
- Columbia University: 2021-2022 Season Preview October 15, 2021Columbia University Lions 2021-2022 SEASON PREVIEW Associate Head Coach Joanne Schickerling takes over as the interim head coach. While she has big shoes to fill after the departure of Jacques Swanepoel – the only varsity coach in the program’s history – the Lions have two sizable rosters full of talent to take on all comers. […]
- Colby College: 2021-2022 Season Preview October 14, 2021Colby College Mules 2021-2022 SEASON PREVIEW The Colby teams will finally get a chance to welcome teams to their new home facility, which opened during the pandemic. Both teams have a core group of starters returning to the lineup, which brings stability during an uncertain return to play. Colby will be looking for supremacy against […]
- Chatham University: 2021-2022 Season Preview October 14, 2021Chatham University Cougars 2021-2022 SEASON PREVIEW Head Coach Chris Fernandez took the reins of the program this summer after a three-year stint in the same role at Dickinson College. The women will have the challenge of playing their first full varsity season coming out of the pandemic and with a new coach just having taken […]
- Dickinson College – Head Squash Coach (UPDATED) October 14, 2021This position is responsible for the administration of the Men’s and Women’s Squash program during the 2021-22 academic year. It will transition to coaching the women’s program only following this academic year. The Head Coach is responsible for managing a sufficient roster of student-athletes while making both academic and athletic success a priority and embracing […]
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