Zach has been coaching at Meadow Mill since 2010. He is a US Squash Certified Level 2 Coach. He played Varsity squash at Gilman and then Tufts University where he competed at the #2 position and was a co-captain as a senior. Zach is also the Squash Director at SquashWise. He has experience coaching players of all ages and skill levels.

Wade Johnstone has ranked No. 2 on the Professional Squash Tour (PST), as well as being a finalist in the 2013 World Championships and Bottini Fuel World Open. Formerly ranked 65 in the world by the Professional Squash Association, Wade knows the rigors of sport on the body, the elite cardio fitness required, as well as the physical and mental training essential to be one of the top athletes in the world. Whether you’re five, or sixty-five Wade is the leading professional you’ve been looking for to elevate your game.

Lucky is a native of Nigeria, and has been teaching the game of squash for over fifteen years.  He is a member of the Nigerian Squash Federation, U.S. Squash, and has been a member of the Professional Squash Association (PSA).Lucky attained a world ranking of 134, Top 10 ranking in Mexico and top 5 in Nigeria. Lucky began coaching in Nigeria as head professional at the Ivory Health Club. From there he became the Mexican national coach for the female and Junior teams preparing them for international championships. He also helped various states in Mexico organize coaching clinics, run tournaments and prepared the Guatemalan National team for the 2000 Pan American Games. Lucky moved to the United States in 2001 to work at the Tennis & Racquet Club in Boston, MA as Head Squash Pro where he worked with juniors. In 2005 Lucky moved to Baltimore where he is currently working with juniors,and is certified as a Level I and II U.S. Coach. He currently coaches the Friends Boy's Varsity team and John's Hopkins Men's team.

Reagan has been a Squash Professional at Meadow Mill Athletic Club since 2015. Previously he was Head Squash Professional at the Maryland Athletic Club (MAC). Reagan specializes in sports training, weight training and conditioning and has been referenced in 'HealthyLiving' by Rouge Parrish on topics like, “How to Switch from Your Dominant Hand in Squash.” Splitting his time between the US and New Zealand, he is currently coaching PSA professionals, A level Juniors, and beginning levels alike. He formally trained at TCU and at the Bayard H. Friedman Center in Fort Worth, Texas before coming to Baltimore to begin his graduate studies at JHU.

- Five-Time US National Champion

- Chairman of Sobhy Companies, Managing Partner with Optimal Real Estate Investments, Squash Professional at the Creek,   and Former Metropolitan Club Head Squash Professional

- Winningest D1 GWU Squash Player and Only Individual National Champion in Franchise History

- Former Professional Squash Player

- England Squash Coaching Certified

- ACE Certified Personal Trainer and Sports Conditioning Specialist

- Sports Psychology and Mental Performance Coach

- Author of Twenty Minute Fitness and Best Abs

- Squash students have earned recruitment to all 8 Ivy League schools

Hamza Bukhari is a professional squash player and coach.  He has been coaching in the U.S. for more than three years. He has coached student players from middle school to high school.

Hamza's highest ranking was 101 in the world in 2014.

Peter grew up in Australia where he played tennis and squash in junior programs.  Tennis was his sport of choice at Middle Tennessee State University.  From 1984 to 2002 Peter was employed at The Heights Casino in New York which is the home of the largest junior squash program in the United States.  Peter is a WPSA Level II Certified Squash Coach (1986), a certified stringer for the U.S. Racquet Stringers Association, a member of the USPTA (professional tennis association) and a former member of the USPTA National Executive Committee.

The Squash Program at St. Paul's School is run by Patrick Bedore. He is a level 3 U.S Squash coach, the Head coach of the Mid-Atlantic Junior Team and coach of both St. Paul's Boys and St. Paul's Girls squash programs.

Patrick originally hails from Canada where he played Squash professionally and reached #111 in the World Rankings. He has been coaching in Baltimore for the past 8 seasons and has guided numerous players each year to top Colleges across the U.S and Canada.