SABRINA'S STORY
Age 9
First Time on Court
Sabrina Sobhy was born in Sea Cliff (Long Island), New York. She first stepped on a squash court at age nine, turning family games into a lifelong passion.
Guided by her father and coach, Khaled Sobhy, and inspired by her mother Jodie Larson, and older siblings — Omar (left) and Amanda (middle) — squash became part of the family fabric: a bridge between their American and Egyptian roots and a shared love of the game.
2017
Record-breaking Achievement
At just 17, Sabrina became the youngest player ever to win both the U.S. Junior and Senior National Titles
in the same year, a milestone that marked her arrival on the national stage.
"That year showed me what was possible when preparation met opportunity."
Harvard Years
2015-2019
Four Years, Four Titles
As Harvard's number one player for all four years, Sabrina (3rd from left) led her team to four consecutive national championships while pursuing her degree in psychology. The discipline required to excel in both arenas shaped her approach to everything that followed.
"Harvard taught me that excellence in one area fuels excellence in another."
13
Career High PSA
World Ranking
4
National
Championships
2
Pan Am
Gold Medals
117-0
Harvard Career
Team Record
Professional Journey
2019
Pan American Games
Representing Team USA in Lima, Peru, Sabrina brought home two gold medals at the Pan American Games. Competing for her country, along with her sister, Amanda (left), added new meaning to every point won and lost.
"Wearing USA across my chest reminded me that I was playing for something larger than myself."
2023
World #13
Reaching a career-high Professional Squash Association (PSA) ranking of World No. 13 in September 2023 represented years of dedication, sacrifice, and growth. It was validation that the work was paying off.
"Rankings tell one story. The real story is in the hours no one sees."
2024-2025
Resilience & Return
In September 2023, a wrist injury requiring surgery in late 2024 tested Sabrina in ways competition never had. The months of rehabilitation taught patience, humility, and the importance of the support system around her.
By June 2025, she returned to compete at the U.S. National Championships, ready to build toward the 2026 season.
"The injury didn't stop my journey. It redirected it toward something stronger."
Beyond the Court
Present
Health & Wellness Ambassador
As a PSA Health & Wellness Ambassador, Sabrina advocates for mental and physical well-being in professional squash, using her psychology background and personal experience to support fellow athletes.
Sabrina is a proud Team Nuun Hydration Ambassador and a Pro Ambassador for Little Bellas, an organization dedicated to empowering girls to experience success through mountain biking..
She also serves as an Access Youth Ambassador, supporting initiatives that promote equity, opportunity, and well-being for young people.
"Taking care of our minds is just as important as training our bodies."
Present
Coming Full Circle
Sabrina (in blue), alongside her sister Amanda (a world-ranked PSA squash player in pink), co-founded the Sobhy Summer Camp & Sobhy Showdown Exhibition, now in its second year.
The annual event combines intensive coaching with elite exhibition matches, giving young players both technical training and inspiration. For Sabrina, watching the next generation discover the sport that changed her life has become as meaningful as her own competitive success.
Contact Sabrina to schedule an exhibition!
"Seeing these kids fall in love with squash the way I did—that's the legacy I want to build."
2025 & Beyond
The Journey Continues
With Olympic dreams on the horizon and a growing movement behind her, Sabrina continues to redefine what it means to be a champion athlete in the modern era.
"The best chapter? It hasn't been written yet."
