It could be argued that the United States Naval Academy is the most fascinating program in all of college squash. They're the only military service academy in the CSA today, they perennially lead the country in dual matches played, are, and are one of only 6 schools to ever win a CSA National Championship.

The man currently at the helm of this program is Navy’s Head Coach of the last 6 seasons Tyler Osborne. After growing up as a top junior in Canada, of all places, he was named to 3 CSA All-American Teams and helped lead Princeton to a National Championship in 2012. Osborne graduated in 2015 and decided to pursue a career in coaching, staying on with the Tigers as an assistant coach. 3 years later, Navy came calling with the offer of a lifetime, a head coaching gig at one of the most storied programs in college squash.

The 31 year old is set to embark on his 7th season with the Midshipmen and sat down with us to discuss his incredible playing and coaching careers. Huge thanks to Coach Osborne for taking the time to join us this week!

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In the midst of summer, the college squash off season, and Gilly welcoming a pair of newborn twins to the Lane Clan (Mazel Tov!) the gents sat down for a light hearted mailbag episodes in which they answer questions submitted by you, YES YOU, the fans. Enjoy!

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Last month, at the Arlen Specter Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Cornell University’s Veer Chotrani took down Trinity College’s Mohamed Sharaf in a 4 game battle to claim the 2024 CSA National Collegiate Individual Championship, but that title was far from Veer’s first major accomplishment in college squash. The 4 time All American, Ivy League Player of the Year, and Skillman Award winner joined Jackson and Gilly on Squash University this week.

Veer recapped his incredible run to the Individual title last month, wrapping up an undefeated season for the Big Red, before talking about training with Cornell head coach and former World #1 David Palmer last summer. Finally, Gilly finished things off with a barrage of rapid fire questions.

Huge thanks to Veer for taking the time this week and for his positive contributions to college squash with his play and his impeccable sportsmanship over the last 5 years. Enjoy!

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