The Federacion Panamericana de Squash (FPS), established in 1989, is comprised of  twenty-three (23) member nations with over 2 million active squash players. Squash is a recognized sport by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Currently, every FPS member nation is recognized by their country’s national Olympic Committee. The President of the FPS automatically becomes a Vice-President on the Executive Committee of the World Squash Federation (WSF), the global governing body for squash, where the FPS can continue to advocate for squash in the Americas. The FPS is responsible for holding annual Junior Pan American Squash Championships and annual Senior Pan American Squash Championships except every 4^th year being the year of the Pan Am Games; which squash has participated in since 1995. To date ten (10) different Pan American countries have medalled in squash at the Games. Squash is committed to being recognized as a clean sport. The FPS, run by a volunteer board, oversees the technical management of all Pan American major games and championships and provides leadership and collaboration in raising the sports visibility and profile. The FPS also continues to spearhead regional coaching and officiating programs as squash experiences rapidly growth.  Squash continues to be afforded to the mentally, emotionally, physically and financially disadvantaged and has also become an excellent pathway for athletes to gain admission into many top universities and colleges. Pan America currently boasts 3 players ranked in the top 10 on the world professional tour (PSA), the 2^nd highest number of world top 10 players in a region next to the African Squash Federation. Squash, recognized as one of the healthiest sports, is highly entertaining, inspiring and with its state of the art four-wall glass court technology has become an easily integrated sport being played in many of the world’s most iconic venues. Technology has exploded not only in manufacturing, broadcasting and live streaming but it has revolutionized teaching and training with its ability to instantly analyze both ball and player behavior and project interactive  training modules on the front wall of a squash court.