Staff
Nessrine joined SquashBusters in 2015 after graduating from Bates College with a degree in Sociology, where she played four years of varsity squash at the number 1 position and was awarded NESCAC Rookie of The Year and Second-Team All-America honors. With her extensive squash experience and sociology background, Nessrine plays a major role at SquashBusters in developing the 9th and 10th grade squash curriculum, organizing matches, overseeing the squash mentors program and most importantly, supporting her students’ personal development to help them maximize their potential.
Throughout his four decades of dedicated mentorship and coaching, Mohammad Ayaz has worked with thousands of students, from beginners to professionals. During his decade as the assistant squash coach at Harvard University, he help lead the players on the Men’s and Women’s Teams to win college individual championships, team championships, and Howe Cups. As a coach and mentor of his own independent elite training program for nearly twenty five years, he guided US junior players toward achievement and growth both on and off the court. Students from this program have represented US National Junior Squash Teams at World Junior championships, The British Open and the US Open, won US Nationals and International Junior tournaments, and also competed in professional squash tournaments. In the summers, Mohammad directed Harvard’s squash camps as well as his own intensive independent summer camps for both US and international players in the European Junior squash circuit. In the 2024-25 season, he joined Trinity College as an assistant coach and helped lead the Women’s Squash team to win the National Championship.
Many of his fondest memories of his career are of building strong and lasting relationships with a diverse range of students—training, competing, and sharing valuable life experiences. He looks forward to bringing this same spirit of growth and collaboration to the SquashBusters community.
Marvin graduated from Bridgewater State University with a degree in Communications, concentrating in Media and Technology. His work in youth development spans multiple non-profits focused on education, mental health, and leadership. A former SquashBusters staff member, Marvin returned in 2024, driven by his passion for empowering students through academics and sports. Outside of SQB, Marvin enjoys creating content and staying active in the sports and media world.
Carolina grew up and attended college in Colombia, earning her BS in Business Administration at EAFIT University and an M.S. in Economics at Los Andes University. She has been in the Squash World for more than 20 years as a mother of 2 players and vice-president of the Colombia Squash Federation. Before joining SQB, Carolina lived in South America, Asia, and the Middle East, where she had the opportunity to work in education with students from around the world. Her passion for impacting the life of the new generations led her to join SquashBusters as an Academic Coordinator. Carolina is also a sports lover; she was part of the Synchronized Swimming Colombian National Team, a finisher in the New York and Paris Marathon, and hiked the John Muir Trail in California (235 miles).
Theo graduated from the University of Birmingham, UK with a BCom in Commerce (honors) and a prize for his extended study on Squash Sponsorship. Theo was a key member of the National Championship winning BUSA squash team in his second year. Theo joins SquashBusters after coaching squash at Dartmouth College, Drexel University, and most recently Bowdoin College where he served as the Head Coach for five years. Theo is excited to utilize his coaching and life experiences to build meaningful relationships with the SquashBusters community. Theo is looking forward to supporting and inspiring the students at the post-secondary stage of their journey.