Men's National Champions (squash)

The Men's National Champions are the National Champions for squash in the United States. These winners are the officially recognized champions by U.S. Squash, the national governing body. From 1907 until 1989, the national championship was contested through hardball squash. When the national governing body began recognizing international softball as the official game in the United States, the national championship also switched to softball. The first softball national championship, also known as the S.L. Green, was conducted in 1990 and was won by Mark Talbott. The S.L. Green, unlike the previous national championship, is limited to U.S. citizens only. The National Hardball Championship would continue past this date, but was no longer recognized as the official Men's National Championship.

Men's National Champions

Name Year John A. Miskey 1907 John A. Miskey 1908 William L. Freeland 1909 John A. Miskey 1910 Francis S. White 1911 Constantine Hutchins 1912 Morton L. Newhall 1913 Constantine Hutchins 1914 Stanley W. Pearson 1915 Stanley W. Pearson 1916 Stanley W. Pearson 1917 Charles C. Peabody 1920 Stanley W. Pearson 1921 Stanley W. Pearson 1922 Stanley W. Pearson 1923 Gerald Robarts 1924 W. Palmer Dixon 1925 W. Palmer Dixon 1926 Myles P. Baker 1927 Herbert N. Rawlins, Jr. 1928 J. Lawrence Pool 1929 Herbert N. Rawlins, Jr. 1930 J. Lawrence Pool 1931 Beekman H. Pool 1932 Beekman H. Pool 1933 Neil J. Sullivan, II 1934 Donald Strachan 1935 Germain G. Glidden 1936 Germain G. Glidden 1937 Germain G. Glidden 1938 Donald Strachan 1939 A. Willing Patterson 1940 Charles M. P. Brinton 1941 Charles M. P. Brinton 1942 Charles M. P. Brinton 1946 Charles M. P. Brinton 1947

Name Year Stanley W. Pearson, Jr. 1948 H. Hunter Lott, Jr. 1949 Edward J. Hahn 1950 Edward J. Hahn 1951 Harry B. Conlon, Jr. 1952 Ernest Howard 1953 G. Diehl Mateer, Jr. 1954 Henri R. Salaun 1955 G. Diehl Mateer, Jr. 1956 Henri R. Salaun 1957 Henri R. Salaun 1958 Benjamin H. Heckscher 1959 G. Diehl Mateer, Jr. 1960 Henri R. Salaun 1961 Samuel P. Howe, III 1962 Benjamin H. Heckscher 1963 Ralph E. Howe 1964 Stephen T. Vehslage 1965 Victor Niederhoffer 1966 Samuel P. Howe, III 1967 Colin Adair 1968 Anil Nayar 1969 Anil Nayar 1970 Colin Adair 1971 Victor Niederhoffer 1972 Victor Niederhoffer 1973 Victor Niederhoffer 1974 Victor Niederhoffer 1975 Peter Briggs 1976 Thomas E. Page 1977 Michael Desaulniers 1978 Mario Sanchez 1979 Michael Desaulniers 1980 Mark Alger 1981 John Nimick 1982 Kenton Jernigan 1983

Name Year Kenton Jernigan 1984 Kenton Jernigan 1985 Hugh LaBossier 1986 Frank J. Stanley, IV 1987 Scott Dulmage 1988 Rodolfo Rodriquez 1989 Mark Talbott 1990* Mark Talbott 1991 Kenton Jernigan 1992 Mark Talbott 1993 Anders Wahlstedt 1994 Marty Clark 1995 Mohsen Mir 1996 Marty Clark 1997 Marty Clark 1998 David McNeely 1999 Marty Clark 2000 Damien Walker 2001 Damien Walker 2002 Preston Quick 2003 Preston Quick 2004 Julian Illingworth 2005 Julian Illingworth 2006 Julian Illingworth 2007 Julian Illingworth 2008 Julian Illingworth 2009 Julian Illingworth 2010 Julian Illingworth 2011 Julian Illingworth 2012 Chris Gordon 2013 Julian Illingworth 2014 Todd Harrity 2015 Todd Harrity 2016 Chris Hanson 2017 Chris Hanson 2018 Todd Harrity 2019 Cancelled due to the Coronavirus Pandemic 2020

• Note: The official Men's National Championship (hardball) became the S.L. Green (softball) in 1990.

Records

Most Overall Titles

Name	Titles
Julian Illingworth	9
Stanley Pearson	6
Victor Niederhoffer	5
Charles Brinton	4
Marty Clark	4
Kenton Jernigan	4
Henri Salaun	4
Todd Harrity	3
John Miskey	3
Germain Glidden	3
Chris Hanson	2
Preston Quick	2
Damian Walker	2
Colin Adair	2
Michael Desaulniers	2
Anil Nayar	2
Donald Strachan	2
Beekman Pool	2
J. Lawrence Pool	2
W. Palmer Dixon	2
Herbert Rawlins	2
Samuel P. Howe, III	2

Most University Alumni Titles

Name	Titles
Harvard University	35
Princeton University	13
Yale University	13
Wesleyan University	4
Haverford College	3
University of Pennsylvania	2
McGill University	2
Trinity College (Connecticut)	2
Dartmouth College	2
Amherst College	1
University of Toronto	1
New York University	1

Most High School Alumni Titles

Name	Titles
Episcopal Academy	13
Lincoln High School (Portland, Oregon)	9
St. Paul's School (New Hampshire)	5
Abraham Lincoln High School (Brooklyn)	5
Deerfield Academy	4
Groton School	4
Haverford School	4
Phillips Exeter	3
Mercersburg Academy	3
Wheat Ridge High School	2
St. Luke's School (Connecticut)	2
Chestnut Hill Academy	1
Lower Merion High School	1
Middlesex School	1
Choate Rosemary Hall	1
Ostra Real	1
University of Oklahoma High School	1

See also

• US Junior Open squash championship
• U.S. Squash
• Women's National Champions (Squash)

References

• James Zug (2003). Squash: A History of the Game. New York: Scribner. ISBN 0-7432-2990-8.