Introduction

The Stanford Squash Program consists of men's and women's intercollegiate teams, a recreational club, and for-credit classes.

The intercollegiate teams practice four to five times a week and travel across the country playing intercollegiate varsity programs. We encourage all undergraduates and first-year grad students of all skill levels, even those who have never played before, to try out.

The club is open to all Stanford affiliates and alumni at all skill levels and all levels of interest. Membership in the club includes instruction from one of the top players in the US, Bay Area scrimmages, team vs. club scrimmages, specially reserved round-robin match times, biannual Bay Area tournaments, equipment discounts, access to our Find A Game database of current and past Stanford squashers, and a university ladder.

For-credit classes are open to all students. Course syllabi and class meeting times are in the Stanford Bulletin and Times Schedule. For information, you may e-mail this quarter's instructors.

Facilities

Program activities are at DeGuerre Courts, which houses two glass-backed International (21' wide) courts and three American-sized (18.5' wide) courts. DeGuerre is located on the corner of Galvez and Campus Drive, behind Avery Aquatics Center and Taube Tennis Stadium. Court time may be reserved by signing up on the whiteboard near the entrance.

The Physical Education page posts facility hours, including holiday and summer hours. The number for the complex is 650-724-0533.

Sponsorship

Black Knight is the official sponsor of Stanford Squash. Members receive excellent discounts on Black Knight racquets, balls, bags, eyewear, and accessories.

Email List

To subscribe to the program email list, email majordomo@lists.stanford.edu with subscribe squash-club in the message text. This website also has a form at the top of each page to subscribe to the list. The email list receives updated information on team news, club activities, and local events about twice a month. You can unsubscribe at any time by following the instructions at the bottom of any program e-mail.