Our flagship program site built its permanent home in partnership with and on the campus of Northeastern University in 2003, enabling SQB to triple its enrollment and begin offering a high school program. Students come to us from four partner Boston Public middle schools and over 20 public, parochial and charter schools across the city.
School Partners
Codman Academy
James P. Timilty Middle School
John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science
Joseph Lee School
Rafael Hernandez School
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
The programs at SquashBusters Boston wouldn't be possible without our most significant community and philanthropic partners.
July 27, 2018 - July 29, 2018
Urban Midwest Championships
Kenyon College
The Squash and Education Alliance's Midwest Championships take place every summer at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio.
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July 16, 2018 - August 2, 2018
SQB Boston Summer Slam
SquashBusters Badger and Rosen Center
The SquashBusters Summer Slam is a three-week camp open to any elementary or middle school student interested in squash.
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February 1, 2016
SquashBusters CEO Greg Zaff Sits Down with Boston.com
In a fantastic interview with Hilary Sargent, SquashBusters founder and CEO Greg Zaff talked about the history of the program, how it has grown from a program serving 24 kids using borrowed courts and classrooms, and how ‪urban squash‬ became a worldwide movement that has served over 2000 youth since it began twenty years ago.
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April 29, 2016
Governor Baker Stops By To Wish a Happy 20th to SquashBusters
Governor Charlie Baker dropped in on squash practice at the SquashBusters center at Northeastern University, to talk to students in the SquashBusters program about the importance of education and hard work.
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