Home of champions — past, present, and future.
The sport of squash is growing, played by more than 20 million people in 185 countries and set to debut as an Olympic sport at the 2028 Summer Games in Los Angeles. In the United States, the number of high school squash teams has more than doubled in recent years.
any student who wishes to explore the sport.
At the heart of our plans is a new squash facility. Attached to the Athletic & Fitness Center, the new space includes 10 regulation courts — two of which are all-glass for exhibition.
Squash Center Specifications
• 17,000 ft2
• Two all-glass exhibition courts and eight international singles courts
• Layout to optimize coaching opportunities
• Ample spectator seating with unobstructed views
• Lobby with Trophy Room
• Support spaces
The 110-year-old McLane Squash Courts will remain open, serving as a hub for recreational and community squash programs and honoring the School’s place in history as the birthplace of squash in America.
Naming Opportunities
• Building: $8 million
• International Squash Courts (8): $1 million each
• Glass Exhibition Courts (2): $2 million each
• Glass Court Viewing Area (2): $500,000 each
• Middle Viewing Area: $250,000
• Lobby and Trophy Room: $750,000
• Seating Rows (multiple): $100,000 each
To learn more, contact Chief Advancement Officer Scott Bohan ’94, P’24,’25 at sbohan@sps.edu or 603-229-4798