US Squash and the National Squash League (NSL) are deepening their partnership as the professional team league enters its fourth season, with both organizations aiming to broaden squash’s audience ahead of its Olympic debut at the Los Angeles 2028 Games. Under the expanded agreement, US Squash will recognize the NSL as its official Team Squash League, while the NSL will establish its headquarters at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center in Philadelphia.
US Squash will also increase promotion of the league across its marketing and media channels, while the NSL will support the governing body’s efforts to grow participation nationwide. Future NSL events will be staged alongside select US Squash junior tournaments, connecting young players with professionals and creating additional exposure for the league’s team format.
Founded in 2023, the NSL begins its fourth season with its September 16 draft, culminating with the playoffs at the Specter Center March 5–7.
