October 21, 2012 ? 2:48 am
In honor of the 2012 World Squash Day, we celebrated by kicking off the 2012-13 Kidsquash season with 15 juniors just beginning their foray into the great game of squash. Lead Coach Luke Hammond, a former coach at SquashBusters along with Octavio Chiesa, a former Kidsquash participant who has returned to volunteer coach this season both brought their energy and enthusiasm to give the beginners a good start.
Later in the evening, I returned to Concord Academy to screen the documentary film called ?Keep Eye on Ball: The Hashim Khan Story.? It was an educational experience for Concord Academy students to learn about the legacy of the Khan dynasty as well as the historical origins of squash and how the sport emerged. At Concord Academy, my predecessor was Enamullah Khan, an accomplished squash coach and member of the Khan dynasty.
Even though the numbers of participants for both events were low they did play a part in shaping the bigger picture. ?Today over 20,000 squash players mobilized across the world to back the bid for inclusion of squash into the 2020 Olympics. Hopefully the International Olympic Committee will respond favorably to this campaign to rightfully include a truly global sport.
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Source: http://tariqmohammed.wordpress.com/2012/10/21/backing-the-squash-bid-for-2020-olympics/
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