In locker rooms and galleries, during van rides and post-game chats, people always talk about who does what in the game, about which celebrity is rumored to play, about which coach or player is more important. Squash Magazine has finally put it down on paper, in our first annual Top Fifty issue. It wasn’t scientific. We had no algorithm. Caprice, whimsy and an eagle-eyed glance at the state of squash in America in 2014 provided the basis.
32. John Lau, University Club of San Francisco—Head Squash Professional. A Bay Area legend, Lau has recovered from a year-long battle with leukemia (five courses of chemo and a bone marrow transplant), and returned to his post as the pro at the University Club of San Francisco. He’ll be back to bicycling around Lake Tahoe (seventy-two miles). Read his entertaining blog: John Lau's Three Wall Boast.
32. John Lau, University Club of San Francisco—Head Squash Professional. A Bay Area legend, Lau has recovered from a year-long battle with leukemia (five courses of chemo and a bone marrow transplant), and returned to his post as the pro at the University Club of San Francisco. He’ll be back to bicycling around Lake Tahoe (seventy-two miles). Read his entertaining blog: John Lau's Three Wall Boast.
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