Coach Attila Agh, squash director at Greens Farms Academy in Westport, CT, takes pride in being a positive influence on young athletes and teaching life values through the game. During his more than 2 decades of coaching, Attila has worked with hundreds of juniors on all levels and ages and influenced them to develop a lifelong passion for the game of squash.

Since moving to Connecticut in 2015, Attila has helped to grow the sport within the community, introducing the game to hundreds of new players. Attila has been affiliated with US Squash since 2013 and continues to coach the US Junior Regular and National Squads having led the GFA boys’ team to a first place finish in Division 3 of the 2022 US Squash High School Championships.

Before coming to GFA, Attila earned his P.E. degree with a concentration in Sports Psychology and Kinesiology at the Daniel Berzsenyi Teacher’s Training College in Hungary. Attila was also a Hungarian Collegiate National Champion as well as a skill-level Champion in the US.

By opening SquashPort, Attila wanted to continue inspiring young players. His objective is to implement the game of squash into his students’ lifestyle, and transfer his passion to help them fall in love with the game. Achieving this is what drives him.

Sean has been teaching squash lessons and clinics at Greens Farms Academy since it opened its squash facility in December 2016. At the same time he became the Head Girls Team Coach.

Before coaching at GFA, Sean was a Head Squash Pro at the Hopkins School in CT, the Printing House Fitness Squash Club in Manhattan as well as a teaching pro at the former Southport Racquet Club.

Sean graduated from Amherst College where he was a standout on both the lacrosse and squash teams. In 2007 he was the Tournament Director for the U.S. Open Men’s Squash Tournament.

Sean’s love of squash and years of experience coaching all ages and levels make him an asset to the SquashPort staff.

With over two decades of dedicated experience in junior squash coaching, Leroy is a certified Level 1 and Level 2 coach by the Asian Squash Federation. His passion for the sport and unwavering commitment have borne numerous successes in junior coaching, as he has guided aspiring players to national rankings and collegiate recruitment. In addition to Leroy’s achievements in mentoring young talents, he has played a pivotal role in developing effective training methods for grassroots players and has collaborated with past and current professional squash athletes. Furthermore, he has proudly contributed to the establishment and growth of squash programs in middle and high schools, furthering the sport’s reach and influence. Leroy is a big believer in hard work and respect for one another; his success in coaching relies heavily on these two pillars. A player can only improve if that person wants to, and Leroy’s goal is to help them achieve the best that they can be.