National Squash League Brings International Stars to Philadelphia
International squash returns to the United States this week as the National Squash League stages two regular-season fixtures in Philadelphia on October 29 and October 30, dazn.com reported. The double-header features prominent global competitors, including French men’s standout Victor Crouin and American player Olivia Weaver, with both matches broadcast live and free on DAZN in eligible regions including France.
The competition arrives as the sport builds international visibility ahead of its inclusion in the 2028 Olympic program in Los Angeles. The team-based format places a primary emphasis on collective results rather than traditional individual tournament outcomes, creating distinct tactical demands for the participating squads.
Philadelphia Freedom Faces Seattle Freeze in Women’s Action
The matches begin on Thursday, October 29, at 23:00 French time with a women’s fixture between Philadelphia Freedom and Seattle Freeze at the Arlen Specter US Squash Center. The local Philadelphia side features American star Olivia Weaver, while the visiting Seattle roster includes Belgian international Tinne Gilis. DAZN carries the broadcast without requiring a paid subscription in covered territories.
Seattle Freeze Meets Philadelphia Lightning on Friday Night
Men’s competition follows on Friday, October 30, at 23:30 French time at Penn Squash, where Philadelphia Lightning hosts Seattle Freeze. The visiting Seattle squad relies on the experience of French competitor Victor Crouin. Philadelphia counters with Marwan ElShorbagy, who earned selection as the league’s best player in 2025. Both fixtures carry crucial regular-season points as teams jockey for position within the professional team standings.
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