Lanique joined CitySquash in 2006. She attended Mercersburg Academy for high school and graduated from Lehman College in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in English. After graduating, Lanique worked at CitySquash as the Volunteer Coordinator through the Up2Us Coach Across America program for a year, and has been working as a Financial Representative Assistant since. Lanique recently earned her Master’s in Criminal Justice from John Jay College and also serves as a CitySquash mentor to a high school student in the Bronx.  

Katiria joined CitySquash in 2006. She attended Bronx Center for Science & Mathematics for high school and graduated from Trinity College in 2016, where she majored in International Studies, minored in Spanish, and was a member of the Varsity Squash Team. She has worked for StreetSquash since graduating and is currently their Senior Squash Director. 

Criselys joined CitySquash in 2006. She attended Riverdale Country School for high school and earned her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Hamilton College in 2016. Since graduating, she has focused her work in the educational sector, working first at DonorsChoose and most recently as the Head of Admissions and High School Placement at the East Harlem School.  

Freddy joined CitySquash in 2003. He attended Canterbury School for high school and graduated from Franklin & Marshall College in 2014, where he played Varsity Squash and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Spanish. After graduating, Freddy worked at US Squash and currently works as a freelance Software Developer. Freddy mentors a middle school team member in Brooklyn, and has helped coach for CitySquash in Brooklyn as well.  

Edgardo joined CitySquash in 2002 as part of the organization’s first class. Edgardo attended Salisbury School for high school and graduated from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 2013, where he studied Psychology and captained the Varsity Squash Team his senior year. After graduating, Edgardo worked at StreetSquash as their Senior Squash Director and now works at Squash + Education Alliance as the Director of Squash.  

Jose joined CitySquash in 2007. He attended high school at Fordham Leadership Academy for Business and Technology and graduated from St. Lawrence University in 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in Communications. Jose hopes to become a guidance counselor to continue helping youth, just as he was helped by CitySquash and his school counselors. 

Andreina joined CitySquash in 2009. She attended the Brooks School for high school and graduated from Franklin & Marshall College in 2018 with a bachelor’s degree in Sociology. Andreina was also a member of the Franklin & Marshall Women’s Varsity Squash Team. She currently works as a Practice Area Assistant, supporting corporate tax attorneys at Clifford Chance LLP.  

Stacy joined CitySquash in 2009. She attended Bronx Center for Science & Mathematics for high school and graduated from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 2019 with a degree in Anthropology and minors in Women’s Studies and International Relations. At William Smith, she was a four-year member of the Varsity Squash Team. Stacy is passionate about addressing the educational inequity gap and has worked as an Executive Assistant at Classroom Inc. since graduating. Additionally, Stacy serves as a CitySquash mentor to a middle school team member in the Bronx.  

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Jose joined CitySquash in 2002 as part of the organization’s first class. He attended Canterbury School for high school and earned his bachelor’s degree from Hobart and William Smith Colleges in 2009, double majoring in History and Latin American Studies. Jose also played on Hobart’s Varsity Squash Team. In 2016, he earned his Master’s in Education from Relay Graduate School. Jose works in the South Bronx as a Math Instructional Coach and Algebra Teacher at The American Dream School. He has been a CitySquash mentor for several years and mentors a high school student in the Bronx.