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2026 Season Event Schedule

Maspeth Welding Rites of Spring Squash

Sunday, April 19, 2026, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm

Invited professionals for exhibitions: Timmy Brownell, Alina Bushma, Matias Knudsen, Marina Stefanoni, and Caroline Fouts
Professional singles, doubles, and trick shots, and enjoy the hospitality of Maspeth Squash. Guests are invited to hop on the outdoor court, play with the pros, and learn more about their LA28 Olympic journeys.

NYC Club Champs Outdoor Squash Invitational

April 24-26, 2026

Squash Club Professionals are invited to enter their club champions in an open men's and an open women's draw. We celebrate the end of the indoor squash season and share new outdoor squash competitive experiences with club champs and their friends. Winners of each draw get $500.00.

Big Ball Pro Outdoor Squash57 Invitational, presented by Price of Bath

May 15-17, 2026

University Club of NY Head Professional, Travis Judson, and Jaymie Haycocks, NYAC Squash Professional and 2013 UK Racketball Champion, will compete and bring together squash club professionals in this new outdoor event with $6K in prizes. Club members and guests will be invited to play and learn more about Squash57 and enjoy the hospitality of Maspeth Squash.

NYC Summer Outdoor Squash Open

May 1 - September 19, 2026

US Squash-sanctioned men's and women's Open, A, B, C, D, draws limited to 24 players. This is a self-scheduling tournament under supervision, with a timetable for completing each round of play. The finals will be during the PSA Challenger Tour events finals in September. Players can enter via Club Locker starting in March 2026.

Maspeth Welding PSA Challenger Tour Women's $6K

June 24-28, 2026

This is the second women's PSA $6K in June on the outdoor steel court. Laila Sedky (USA) won the inaugural championship last year, which drew top juniors, college stars, and professionals from around the world. Miguel Rodriguez, Luke Butterworth, and James Wyatt came out to coach the top juniors.

Maspeth Intsel PSA Challenger Tour Men's $18K and Women's $18K

September 9-13, 2026

University Club of NY Head Professional, Travis Judson, and the University Club will host early rounds and matches that cannot be played on the outdoor steel court. These PSA men's and women's tournaments will kick off the new season and lead into a swing of North American PSA events - Nash Cup, Open Squash, and Charlottesville.

The FLUX

The word flux comes from Latin: fluxus means "flow".
Flux is a compound that helps to create a stable arc, which is essential for producing a high-quality weld.

The FLUX is a COMBINED ENERGY, INSPIRED by this ONE-OF-A-KIND squash court.

Freddy: Home Courting

Freddy: Home Courting

Alina: Trending Upward And Excited For The Second Half

Alina: Trending Upward And Excited For The Second Half

Steve: NYC Is A True Squash Hub In January

Steve: NYC Is A True Squash Hub In January

Robert: Think Different

Robert: Think Different

World Squash Day 2025

World Squash Day was founded by Alan Thatcher and a group of players to honor those in the squash community who lost their lives in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In its inaugural year, a U.S. team traveled to the U.K. for an international match — a gesture of friendship through sport. Since then, World Squash Day (WSD) has grown into a truly global celebration, still championed by its original founder, with clubs and players worldwide staging events to celebrate the sport and welcome new players to the court.

A Rainy Start, but the Game Goes On

The weather on WSD 2025 didn’t initially cooperate — light rain lingered throughout the morning, dampening hopes for the public “Bring a Friend to Play” sessions. But by afternoon, the skies cleared just in time for the day’s highlight: an exhibition match between World #65 Alina Bushma and World #83 Margot Prow — former Drexel University teammates now carving their paths up the PSA World Tour rankings…

Read more as we welcome Steve Johnston into Flux.

Thank you for coming out to play on NY Squash Masters Day, 10/18/2025, at Maspeth Squash.

Thanks to Jeff, Vera, JJ, and Maspeth Welding for hosting, Justin Berlin and NY Squash for building the Masters programs in NYC, and to John Musto, Harmonie Club, and Richard Chin, Harvard Club for their exhibition match and playing insights at the outdoor steel court in Queens.

For Love of Squash , Five Years of Instel Steel Outdoor Squash

At its heart, this invitational tournament has been all about thanking the pioneering pros who've come out to this new court for new experiences to help grow the game, and to promote networking and new connections among young, old, local, international, teaching, touring, and coaching pros. Setting up their own match dates, playing with handicaps, self-refereeing, and getting cash on the spot - these tournament features created a very positive and collaborative vibe…

Timmy Brownell Takes The 5th Annual Instel Steel Pro Outdoor Invitational

Caroline Fouts and Marina Stefanoni Title Match On Hold…

The Summer Festival Intsel Steel V Final Performances were remarkable

In the end, Timmy Brownell prevailed over Nathan Lake in 3 games. Now, both players on the PSA World Tour carry two Intsel Steel Invitational wins and some more cash into their next pro tour season. Nathan was the first PSA Tour pro to reach out to Maspeth about the court in 2020. Spencer Lovejoy, one of the first pros to come out to play in Maspeth in 2020, recommended the Intsel Steel tournament to Timmy.

The women's final is another story, still to be determined. The women's winner of the Qualifier Event, Hannah Chukwu, was delayed in China. Caroline Fouts replaced her at the last minute. Luke Butterworth recommended Caroline, who won two rounds and faced Marina Stefanoni in the finals. Both Caroline (age 19) and Marina (age 22) are top US juniors with prestigious titles, part of the Harvard women's team legacy, and are coached by Luke Butterworth, LB Squash in Greenwich. Caroline enters her sophomore year leading the Harvard team with Lucy Stefanoni, and Marina is heading into her next PSA World Tour season with a world ranking of #28. Caroline has been as high as #59.

With Alwyn Callendar refereeing, the crowd was excited about the start of the featured match of the night in Maspeth. The first game score was 9 to 6 in favor of Caroline when the skies opened up, and it started pouring rain, causing a rain delay. The match is suspended and will be completed at a future date to be announced.

Adegoke Onaopemipo Wins 2025 Maspeth Welding PSA Outdoor Challeger

A sincere thank you to the University Club for hosting the final, as we moved inside to avoid a bad forecast.

Adegoke Onaopemipo met Abdelrahman Nassar in what turned out to be a contest to remember.

7/11, 11/8, 11/4, 5/11, 11/9

The first ever Maspeth Welding Women’s PSA Outdoor Challenger has just concluded. Congratulations to Laila Sedky (USA) for taking the win. Laila met Wen Li Lai (MAS) in the final on Sunday. Both players managed the intense heat and showcased truly high level squash.

Real Life Racquet-Xing

We dropped six thousand dollars on a Squash 57 event that featured players who have mostly never played Squash 57, or even squash, for that matter.

“Come spring and summer, we would lament the fact that we had to play indoor… why?“

On Court Photo Gallery

On Court Photo Gallery

Steel Court Testimonials

NYC based pros Chis Walker & Nayelly Hernandez-Walker

The Metal Architecture Design Award

“Smooth Metal Wall Panels”

Metal Architecture Awards judge Rand Elliott, FAIA, calls the Maspeth Squash Court stunningly beautiful. “Talk about somebody thinking about steel and using it in a positive way that was intentional. This is a piece of art.

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