Dave Fish has lived an extraordinary life in tennis and squash, first as a player at Harvard University, and then as their coach, a post he held for 42 years. Fish was a two-time first team All-America and All-Ivy selection during his tenure on the squash team, he helped lead the men's squash team to three national titles, and the men's tennis team to an Ivy League championship in 1970.

As a coach he won 21 Ivy League titles and coached former world #4, James Blake. We had a very interesting chat about his career, his perceptions of college tennis, and his previous involvement at the inception of the UTR.

Recorded 3/29/21, released 4/6/21

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