Mention the name, Siyoli Waters at squash courts and in broader sporting circles, and most probably, you will be met with blank faces . Siyoli Who ?... read more...
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Mention the name, Siyoli Waters at squash courts and in broader sporting circles, and most probably, you will be met with blank faces . Siyoli Who ?... read more...
DailySquashReport article
At the U.S. High School Team Championships last month, there were 21 public schools out of the 151 schools in the competition. This small number is not surprising. But given the fact that there were no public schools in the first couple of years of the tournament which started in 2005, this number represents a promising step. Perhaps there’s a chance for more public schools to get on board and be part of this squash experience of a lifetime. Read more of Georgetta Morque's article courtesy of DailySquashReport