As the Principal of Pinnacle Squash, Lynn Leong directs and oversees the programs at Pinnacle Squash. Additionally, Leong is the Brooks G. Ragen Director of Squash and currently serves as head coach for both the women’s and men’s teams at Yale University. She joined the Bulldogs in 2017 as a senior assistant coach and was later promoted to associate head coach in 2019 and interim head coach in 2021. Leong is the second Ragen Director of Squash after Talbott, and the first-ever woman to coach Yale’s men’s squash team as well as the first Asian-American squash head coach at Yale. She is the third woman to direct the women’s program.

Campbell Grayson, a former professional squash player with 14 titles in his 17-year career on the PSA World Tour, joined the Yale Squash Program as an assistant coach for both teams in July of 2021. Originally from Auckland, New Zealand, Grayson won two of those championships, the Cannon Kirk Irish Squash Open and the Northwestern Mutual LifeTime Houston Open, a year before retiring in 2020. As a junior player, he won multiple New Zealand age-group national titles, including the U-19 New Zealand International Open, Australian International Open, and Scottish International Open. Grayson also won a bronze medal at the 2006 World Doubles Championships in Melbourne, Australia, earning him a position in the 2006 New Zealand Commonwealth Games. After retiring from professional play, he received the NZ Prime Minister’s High-Performance Scholarship and earned a degree in Sports Management from Unitec Institute of Technology. Grayson was named Unitec’s 2006 Sportsman of the Year and Squash Auckland’s 2009 Sportsman of the Year.

Tate, a recent graduate of Haverford College with a degree in International Studies, has been playing squash since he was 12 years old in his hometown of Philadelphia, PA. He achieved his highest US ranking of 50 in 2016 and continued to hone his skills after graduating from William Penn Charter School. While at Haverford, Tate played a pivotal role in helping the men’s squash team win the Chaffee Cup in his first year, a title that had eluded the team since 2011. Tate consistently held a top-four position on the ladder and finished fourth on Haverford’s all-time win list. He also holds the records for the most wins and highest win percentage in a single season for his standout performance in the 2018-19 season.

After graduation, Tate began his coaching career at Haverford College, offering squash lessons to juniors in the area and assisting Head Coach Niki Clement in running summer camps to further develop his coaching skills. He then joined SquashSmarts, a Squash and Education Alliance program in Philadelphia, as the Community Programs Director. In this role, Tate introduced more than 700 students in Philadelphia Public Schools to squash and provided coaching assistance to the Squash Directors during practices and tournaments. In 2022, Tate earned his Level 1 Coaching Certification from USSquash and plans to obtain his Level 2 certification in early 2023.