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Harvard and the Harvard Club sign on with free courts and classrooms.  \n1998  \n> Byron Caine of Dorchester earns SquashBusters’ first private school acceptance—a full scholarship to Middlesex School.  \n1999  \n> The first SquashBusters replica program, StreetSquash, starts up in Harlem. The two programs square off in home and away matches.  \n\n| 2000\u003Cbr>> Northeastern University’s President, Richard Freeland, and its Board of Trustees commit toa long-term facility partnership with SquashBusters.\u003Cbr>2001\u003Cbr>> Tudor Investment makes a lead capital contribution of $1 . 5M to SquashBusters—other major gifts begin to follow.\u003Cbr>> 84% of SquashBusters’ first class of graduates enroll in college.\u003Cbr>2003\u003Cbr>> The Badger and Rosen SquashBusters Center at Northeastern opens its doors in July. Two months later, program enrollment nearly triples.\u003Cbr>2005\u003Cbr>> NUSEA is founded. Urban squash comprises programs in Boston, Harlem, Philadelphia, The Bronx, and Chicago.\u003Cbr>> SquashBusters graduates its first students from college. | 2006\u003Cbr>> SquashBusters holds the inaugural SquashBusters Derby and raises $200,000 .\u003Cbr>> Enrollment surpasses 100 in Boston.\u003Cbr>> Urban squash programs begin in San Diego and New Haven.\u003Cbr>2008\u003Cbr>> SquashBusters celebrates its 5th year at Northeastern; hundreds of NU students volunteer as academic tutors.\u003Cbr>2010\u003Cbr>> Current SquashBusters alumni and staff members, Rodney Galvao and Darryl Soto, matriculate to Bates and Colby.\u003Cbr>2011\u003Cbr>> SquashBusters graduate Patrick Williams is elected Senior Class President at Bates; SquashBusters graduate Yuleissy Ramirez becomes the first urban squasher to enroll at Harvard.\u003Cbr>2012\u003Cbr>> SquashBusters expands to Lawrence\u003Cbr>in partnership with Brooks School and Phillips Academy Andover— 34 students inaugurate the program. |\n| --- | --- |\n\n2014  \n> SquashBusters graduatesits largest senior class with  \n23 students heading to college.  \n> The MFS SquashBusters Derby raises over $1M.  \n> There are 18 urban squash  \nprograms in the United States, modeled after SquashBusters, touching the lives of more than 1500 young people.  \n2015  \n> NUSEA raises over $2M during a weekend celebration of the 20th anniversary of urban squash and is recognized for its good work by Michelle Obama.  \n> SquashBusters begins its 20th year of serving Boston students. Plans progress for facility and program expansion in Lawrence and Providence.  \nSQUASH BUSTERS began more than 20 years ago in the second bedroom of my Cambridge apartment. I first conceived of the idea during my final semester at the Kennedy School of Government in 1993. In a class entitled Social Entrepreneurship in the Public Sector, I wrote a paper about launching a squash and education program for urban kids in Boston. Prior to graduate school, I had spent almost ten years playing professional squash in many of North America’s major cities, wondering why this very urban sport remained disconnected and unavailable to most young people. I believed squash had more to offer.  \nTwo years later, after a brief process-laden, slow moving administrative stint in state government that didn’t mesh with my impatient, fast twitch personality, I started SquashBusters. The program launched with 24 middle school students from Cambridge and Roxbury. There was a big van and a founding board, comprised of my friends, squash lovers and skeptical optimists. We had two school partners, 30 donated squash racquets, and free court time and classroom space given to us by the Harvard Club, Harvard University and the Boston YMCA. 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