Steve Keeley

Steve Keeley, known as Bo Keeley, is an American professional racquetball and paddleball player who also worked as a veterinarian, author and adventurer. He was one of the top three racquetball players in the world from 1971 to 1976 and in the top ten until 1979, while winning seven National Paddleball Association national titles. In October 1973 he became the second player in history to win a professional racquetball tournament, beating Charlie Brumfield in the final of the NRC Long Beach Pro Am. He won the Canadian national racquetball singles championship in November 1974 by defeating Bud Muehleisen, and won his last professional racquetball title in 1980 by beating Marty Hogan. Keeley became one of the sport's foremost instructors and wrote the Complete Book of Racquetball in 1976, which sold 200,000 copies.