Teams announced for 2023 WSF World Junior Squash Championships
Young squash stars from 33 national federations will descend on Melbourne, Australia, for next month’s WSF World Junior Championships, following the confirmation of squads.
Squash Australia pens deal with squash.com.au
Squash Australia is pleased to announce a three-year deal with squash.com.au which will see the specialist website become its Official Retail Partner.
2023 AMSA Trans–Tasman Test Team
The Australian Masters Squash Association Inc is delighted to announce the 2023 Australian Trans-Tasman Team which will compete in a three-Test series against New Zealand in October for the Vic Belsham Shield.
Register now for Squash Stars in schools for Term 3
Squash Australia is pleased to announce that Squash Stars is now available as part of the federal government initiative, Sporting Schools.
White triumphs in Auckland on big weekend for Australian squash
It’s been a great weekend for Australian Squash with great results on the PSA Challenger Tour and the opening event of the 2023 Australian Squash Tour.
Squash Australia launches LGBTQ Inclusion Policy on IDAHOBIT
May 17 is IDAHOBIT, the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. As a Pride in Sport member, Squash Australia is committed to creating welcoming, inclusive environments and supporting LGBTQ athletes, coaches and officials.
Squash Stars set to roll out across the country
Squash Australia is pleased to announce the launch of its new national participation program which will commence rolling out in the coming months.
2023 Australian Junior Championships heading to Brisbane
The 2023 Australian Junior Squash Championships are set to be held in Brisbane later this year with Australia’s best under 19 players ready to do battle in one of the biggest events on the national calendar.
MacDonald’s scholarship helps combine study and squash
Brendan MacDonald is a young man going places. Ahead of National Careers Week, hear his story of combining sporting career with university studies.
Australian team selected for WSF World Junior Championships in Melbourne
Squash Australia is pleased to announce the 12 athletes who will represent Australia at the 2023 WSF World Junior Championships in Melbourne.
Australian team announced for World Cup
Four players have been selected on the Australian team for 2023 World Cup in Chennai, India.
Australian Squash Tour to relaunch this year
Squash Australia is excited to relaunch the Australian Squash Tour in 2023. Each year Squash Australia will invite 8-12 events to form the AST, with tournaments selection based largely on the level of competition and a spread of geographical locations.
Level 1 Coach Certification Course (QLD)
A Level 1 Coach Certification Course will be held in Brisbane next month on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 May. The two-day course will be held at Acacia Ridge Squash Centre from 9am to 5pm.
City Tattersalls Group sign on again for 2023 Australian Open
Squash Australia is pleased to announce City Tattersalls Group has once again come on board to sponsor a feature event on the international calendar. The 2023 City Tattersalls Group Australian Open will be played from 8 to 12 November in Sydney and is set to see our domestic stars once again take on the world’s best.
Successful AJO title defences for Oscar and Maddy
Oscar Curtis and Madison Lyon have successfully defended their titles at the 2023 Australian Junior Open at Melbourne Sports Centres today. Curtis (WA) won the U19 boys event for the third straight year while Lyon (QLD) was able to win back-to-back girls U19 titles. Both players were convincing in their victories, winning their finals without dropping a game. In fact, both conceded just one game throughout the entire tournament.
AJO Finals matchups decided on Super Sunday
A stellar day of finals action at Melbourne Sports Centres has set the stage for the 2023 Australian Junior Open finals on Monday.
Over 200 players in action on AJO day one
Day one of the 2023 Australian Junior Open is in the books with more than 160 matches contested over nine hours of competition at Melbourne Sports Centres.
Talent hits Melbourne for the Australian Junior Open
The best young squash players in the country have descended on Melbourne this week for the 2023 Australian Junior Open. The significance of the event is heightened this year with Melbourne Sports Centres also set to host the WSF World Junior Championships in July.
