CHAMPIONS

30 YEARS OF TEAMWORK

BUILDING

January 21 – 23

2027

New York City

Over the weekend of January 21–23, leaders in business, education, and philanthropy and generations of squash players from around the world will gather in New York City for SEA’s 30th Anniversary.

The largest gathering in the history of the game of squash, this celebration will mark the 30th anniversary of the SEA network and celebrate the successes of 29 remarkable nonprofit organizations across the country and globe that serve 15,000 students and families from under-resourced communities. The 30th Anniversary weekend is expected to draw upwards of 1,000 attendees and raise $6 million.

The three-day gathering will take place alongside the Sprott Tournament of Champions in Grand Central Terminal and include a gala dinner, leadership conference, and opportunities to play squash at StreetSquash in Harlem and CitySquash in the Bronx.

CO-CHAIRS

Justine Stamen Arrillaga & John Arrillaga
Barbara & Tim Boroughs
Brooke Bailey & Todd Bourell
Simone & Tench Coxe
Mary & Bob Dunn
Cindy & Evan Goldberg
Ann & Doug Grissom
Betsy & Jack Hellmann
Chase Lenfest
Sue & Steve Mandel
Polly & Terry O'Toole

GUEST LIST

Our growing guest list can be found at sea30.org.

STRONGER TOGETHER

STRONGER TOGETHER

30 YEARS OF IMPACT

30 YEARS OF IMPACT

EMPOWERING COMMUNITY

EMPOWERING COMMUNITY

3 DAYS OF EVENTS

$6M+ GOAL

1,000+ ATTENDEES

CORPPORATE
SPONSORSHIPS

To learn more or purchase a sponsorship, email Tim Wyant at tim.wyant@squashandeducation.org

WHO WE ARE

The Squash and Education Alliance is the governing body of 22 squash and education programs in the U.S. and seven international partners.

Organizations in our network serve 15,000 young people and families annually. More than 3,000 elementary, middle, and high school students participate in our network’s core programming, which provides intensive academic, squash, college prep, and career readiness support year-round. 90% of high school graduates from SEA’s U.S. programs matriculate to college including Amherst, UC Berkeley, Bowdoin, Cornell, Hamilton, Haverford, Mount Holyoke, Smith, Wesleyan, Williams, and Yale.

475

students have gained admission to parochial and independent day and boarding schools

15,000

students and families served

90%

of U.S. high school graduates matriculate to college

256

students have played on varsity college squash teams

LET’S CELEBRATE

30 YEARS OF IMPACT