Azam is our head squash pro and has managed the squash department at PRO Club since 1991. Playing squash competitively since the age of 16, Azam was one of four players representing the U.S. from 1985-1991. His coach and mentor was his father, the legendary coach of 65 years, Yusef Khan. Following in his father's footsteps, Azam has developed many successful players who have gone to win the highest honors in their division. Azam consistently develops top Junior and Adult players year after ye...

Latasha is currently ranked #26 in the world for women’s squash players. She has earned top honors throughout her career including seven time US National Champion, the first American to win an individual gold medal at the Pan Am Games, holds 10 WSA world tour titles, and was the US Olympic Committee Athlete of the Year as well as numerous other titles. She has coached three national junior champions.

Salim has been playing squash from a very early age under the tutelage of his legendary family. In High School, he was awarded the prestigious US Squash DeRoy Sportsmanship Award by the US Squash Association. He represented Team USA at the Battle of the Border and the British Junior Open and finished as fifth ranked American BU19 Junior Player. Continuing his squash career at George Washington University, he was co-captain, team MVP, ranked first on the squad and helped his team win two n...

Shabana was introduced to the game of squash by her father, Yusuf Khan, and continued to improve her skills under the tutelage of her brother, Azam. Shabana is a 10-time Women’s National Team member, a four-time Junior National champion, and a two-time Pan Am National Team member. Her accomplishments include winning the National Champion Women’s Open, U.S. Open, Howe Cup Team Champion, National Skill Champion, and National Doubles Champion.

Zane is a former Junior Squash Champion and main draw for squash championships playing against world ranked players. He was the former US No. 1 Junior, the 2017 Seattle Open 6.0 Champion, and was previously ranked No. 622 in the nation.