Ahead of this weekend's Saturday Night Live 50th anniversary show, Jackson and Gilly are back to recap a jam-packed couple of weeks of college squash, including live interviews and audio from the CSA Individuals in the Big Apple.

The gents open the show by discussing the Eagles Super Bowl win before diving into Penn’s big men’s and women’s team wins over Princeton last weekend, the Conference Championship tournaments around the country, and the Individual National Championships (1:06).

During the preliminary rounds of Individuals, Jackson caught up with his Denison teammate Juan Felipe Hernandez and chatted with some of college squash’s most talented players (28:24).

Huge thanks to all of this week's guests for joining us, huge thanks to you for listening along, and, as always, enjoy!

In case you missed it, watch the college squash Individual National Championship Finals here: https://www.youtube.com/live/9aByoEKbRfw?si=HxvE6FJSv7uInCmB

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Welcome to a brand new edition of Squash University. This week, Jackson and Gilly kick things off by talking about Penn’s emotional week and recapping matches from around the CSA (3:48).

Squash Coach, Sous-Chef, God Father… Joe Raho is a man who wears many hats, but if you’re listening to this podcast right now, you probably know him as the head coach of the fastest-rising college squash program in the country, Tufts University. After leading the Jumbos to top 12 men’s and women’s finishes last season, the former Penn captain is looking to continue the Jumbos ascent up the CSA rankings in 2025. Coach Raho sat down with Jackson for an in-person interview live from San Diego, California a few days before his Tufts team took on the Denison Big Red in a CSA winter west coast showdown (1:06:12).

Huge thanks to Joe for joining us, huge thanks to you for listening along, and, as always, enjoy!

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Jackson and Gilly are back for the first episode of Squash University of 2025, with one of the most talented players in college squash.

The gents open things up by recapping their New Year celebrations and discuss Gustav Detter's first day as Penn's new assistant coach, the fluidity of the CSA challenge match system, and Gilly shares his recruiting tip of the week (0:16).

Trinity senior captain Jana Safy helped lead the Bantams to their first women’s National Championship in 10 years in 2024. In 2025, she's vying for a second straight Team National Championship for Trinity come March and her first Individual title later this month.

Jana joins Jackson to talk about getting over the jump last season, head coach Wendy Bartlett retiring after 40 years, almost going to George Washington out of high school, how she ended up at Trinity, this year’s Individuals, skydiving, and more (42:48).

Huge thanks to Jana for joining us, huge thanks to you for listening along, and, as always, enjoy!

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