First Public Outdoor Squash Court to Open in US

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United States: PSA Foundation, US Squash and Chicago Park District have announced the opening of the first public accessible outdoor court in the United States.

The first outdoor will be opened in the Squash Court Union Park, in the west of the Loop, located in the Filton Market. Amsterdam -based start -up access will host its grand opening on May 16, designed and designed by the courts. Million 1 million prize money for the best players around the world.

The court’s assembly, which is now underway, is the end of the almost four -year plan, headed by Arnie Dret, president of the US Professional Squash Association (PSA) Foundation. Diet searched around the world for the ideal design to enhance sports access, it was made vile and accessible to all.

This is the perfect time as squash participation has increased dramatically over the past decade, the trend is expected to hosted the next Olympic Games for the first time in Los Angeles in 2028.

“We wanted to get access, we wanted to be, and we wanted the community,” said Dat. “Judicial design, and the location and programming of the park offers them all. This is an ideal place to start the project bacon.”

The court is raised on the steel “I” beam to see the floating, and the performance floor can be removed. The rest of the court is steel along the glass walls, making it a very visible look and completely transparent. This welcome design will also include art exhibitions on the walls displaying the work of children and professional artists, which will enhance Chicago’s reputation as a global center of entertainment, art and innovation.

“This is not just a place to play the court squash,” said Rick Zucker, the founder of the courts, said. “We have traditionally played indoor play and brought it into public eyes, exactly in the city center. It is transparent, it is high, it is accessible – everything needs to develop in a global, comprehensive game. The project bacon is about to show what is possible.”

Adina Oliya, head of the PSA Foundation, said: “One of the main objectives of the PSA Foundation is to make the squash more and more for everyone.

“Beacon has highlighted the power of contribution to social influence. This move would not be possible without the leadership of local advocacy such as Erni and US squash backing. We are looking forward to seeing the project growing, and locals will jump in court, and hope that the United States and the world are hopeful.

In the name of “Project Beacon”, the courts are a cooperation between the PSA Foundation and the US Squash Foundation, a guide and celebration for the court, a guide and celebration for the game, which is the national governing body of the sports American squash fundraising arm. Financial support for the project bacon has been provided by several sources, including the local business, the PSA Foundation, the US Squash and its Foundation, and the Chicago Squash community.

The project includes the main partners of the community, including the Metroskash after school affairs, and the Chicago Parks Foundation will all involve providing active programming to the court.

The project is widely supported by the Chicago Parks District and its Arts Committee, Union Park Management and its Community Council, and the 27th Ward’s Elderman and Deputy Mayor Walter Bernate, Junior.

“We are excited in partnerships with the PSA Foundation and the US squash to bring the public squash court to Chicago,” said the Chicago Park District Superintendent Carlos Ramierz-Roza. “Chicago’s Parks have roots in providing opportunities and resources that support active, healthy lives and strengthening societies. The project bacon is just looking forward to enabling this new court by combining residents to enjoy this incredible, new facilities, including free -looking for local youths.

Plans are underway to maintain an active program in all summer and autumn, with publishing information on the Union Park section of www.Chicagoparkdist.com. US Squash President and CEO Kevin Culpestin added, “We are supporting the project as a first step, a prototype, so that we can learn from it, and help other parties to do so. We will learn from this experience and with this idea. As for, as.