Tim Lasusa enters his second season as the head coach of the Connecticut College men's and women's squash teams in 2025.
In his first season at the helm, Lasusa led the men's program to a 5-12 record, with a 1-6 in the NESCAC, as senior Alex Moncada landed on the All-NESCAC Second Team. On the women's side, Lasusa led the team to a 4-13 record, culminating with a win over William Smith in the Walker Cup Round of 16 at the CSA National Championships.
Lasusa returns to the state after a three-year stint as the first head coach of the Georgetown University squash program. Across three seasons in charge of the Hoyas, Lasusa led the squad from its inaugural season in 2021 to being ranked 13th in the country, including a CSA Kurtz Cup Championship this past spring. Lasusa also coached several all-conference players, along with the 2022 Wetzel Award winner for the most improved player in the CSA, as well as a CSA Team Sportsmanship award.
Prior to his time in D.C. Lasusa spent four years as the assistant coach of both the men's and women's squash teams at Yale University, contributing to the development and success of one of the nation's top collegiate squash teams. Additionally, in his time with the Bulldogs, Lasusa coached numerous All-Ivy League and All-Americans.
A native of New York City, Lasusa graduated from St. Lawrence University in 2016, and captained the squash team to its highest-ever national ranking, leading the Saints to #1 in the country and to the 2016 National Semifinals, showcasing his leadership and skill on the court. After graduation, Lasusa played on both the PSA World Tour and SDA Pro Tour in both singles and doubles, reaching the US Singles National Championship quarterfinals in 2017.
