DIVE INTO THE THRILL OF NSL SQUASH
SONO SHARKS
SONO SHARKS WIN INAUGURAL MATCH VS LAKE ERIE BEACONS 4-0
Experience the thrill of squash with the SONO Sharks. Fierce, global talent competing in heart-stopping matches in South Norwalk, CT.
The home of the SoNo Sharks is the glass court of MSquash SONO, in the heart of South Norwalk, Connecticut. This first CT Professional Women's Squash team combines top-tier athleticism with total entertainment.
Playing the game in a new team format, with 3 timed periods, player substitutions and powerplays, as well as time outs, the SoNo Sharks deliver a whole new way to experience the sport of squash.
SONO SHARKS TEAM consists of the following players:
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Salma Hany, Egypt
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Marina Stefanoni, USA
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Mariam Metwally, Egypt
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Hannah Moataz, Egypt
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Margot Prow, Barbados
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Maddie Hylland, Norway
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Yasshmita Jadish Kumar, Malaysia
SHARKS SEASON '25 MATCH SCHEDULE
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May 16, 2025 in Cleveland: Lake Erie Beacons vs SONO Sharks
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June 26-28, 2025 in Philadelphia: NSL Playoffs and Finals
WHAT IS THE NSL?
WELCOME TO A BRAND NEW FORMAT
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The NSL is a team and city based league similar to other major league sports in the United States.
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The scoring format is unprecedented and enhances squash’s fast-paced and tactical qualities to constantly re-engage viewers.
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The regular season will be contested in a group stage format consisting of two groups of three teams in a North and South division.
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"We are thrilled to introduce you to the SONO Sharks, as we aim to promote squash both locally and globally to the fullest extent. Our goal is to inspire our players by offering top-notch squash and an innovative format of play close to home. We want to install in them the confidence to pursue their dreams, no matter how ambitious. We take pride in the significant number of female players in our academy and believe that forming a women’s team will serve as both a major source of inspiration and a tangible goal for them to strive toward. We are committed to working with all our players, boys or girls, to one day compete on an NSL team."
- Shaun Moxham & Katline Cauwels