Redcliffe ready to host Moreton Bay PSA Open

The Moreton Bay Open is set to take place this Labour Day long weekend (28 April - 1 May) at Scarborough Squash Club. The event on the PSA Satellite Tour is set to welcome some of the best PSA athletes in Australia as well as the rising stars of the game with players travelling from across the nation including Tasmania, New South Wales and Western Australia.

New book details the Golden Age of women’s squash in Australia

A new book focussing on the extraordinary story of Australia’s successful women’s squash history was launched on Thursday 21st April in Canberra.‘The Golden Age of Australian Women's Squash 1962-2010’, details the amazing performances of Australia’s top female players over several decades. Many of these performances have not been previously reported but the author, Barbara Slotemaker de Bruine (nee Baxter), sets the record straight about the stories of these incredible champions as she was ther

Australian Team announced for 2022 Masters Trans-Tasman Test Series

The Australian Masters Squash Association (Affiliate member of Squash Australia) is pleased to announce the members of their Trans-Tasman Test Team. The team will compete in three Test Series' against New Zealand this October in Adelaide for the Vic Belsham Shield. This year will be the 25th anniversary of the events, which first commenced in 1984 and was also held in Adelaide.

2022 Australian Junior Open comes to a close after doubles event

The 2022 Australian Junior Open has come to an end with the conclusion of the doubles competition on Tuesday. After an exciting three days of singles competition, which saw Oscar Curtis and Madison Lyon win the David Palmer Trophy and Sarah Fitz-Gerald Trophy respectively, a number of juniors entered the various doubles events on offer.

2022 Australian Junior Open Singles events end with blockbuster finals

The 2022 Australian Junior Open singles champions have been crowned on a blockbuster day of squash at Bendigo Squash Centre. In an afternoon that featured nine finals, the top junior players from around the country took to the court to battle it out to win gold as supporters clambered around courts to catch a glimpse of the action.

Finals locked and loaded at Australian Junior Open

The finals are locked in for the 2022 Australian Junior Open after a tough and exciting day at Bendigo Squash Centre. The day got underway with a number of quarter-finals in the U17 and U19 Boy's before the afternoon was highlighted by players vying for a chance to be in the Final. So as the nerves built so did the excitement around the venue.

Australian Junior Open begins with a cracking opening day in Bendigo

The 2022 Australian Junior Open is officially underway in Bendigo with over 160 junior players from across the country and a handful from abroad coming together for the four-day tournament. With old friends reuniting or seeing for each other for the first time since pre-COVID-19, the atmosphere was buzzing at Bendigo Squash Centre as the squash community came together.

Australian juniors raring to go for this weekend's Australian Junior Open

The 2022 Australian Junior Open is set to take place in Bendigo, Victoria this weekend (9-12 April) with more than 160 junior players from across Australia and abroad expected to take part. The action-packed four-day event, taking place at Bendigo Squash Centre, will see the best juniors come together on a national scale for the first time since last year’s edition of the event.

Everything you need to know about the 2022 WSF World Doubles Championships

The WSF World Doubles Squash Championships will be held in Scotland for the first time, with Glasgow playing host from 5-9 April 2022. It’s the seventh edition of the tournament since the event was brought under the World Squash Federation (WSF) umbrella in 1997 and it will feature women’s doubles, men’s doubles and mixed doubles categories, with players from 15 countries across the world competing.

Squash Australia announces members of its Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Panel

Squash Australia’s commitment to providing a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment will be guided by a newly formed Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Panel. The Advisory Panel will provide strategic advice, as well as support the activities of Squash Australia regarding diversity and inclusion practice within the organisation, including the professional development of staff within the sport.

Australia readies for World Doubles Championships

After a year and a half in the role, Squash Australia’s National Head Coach Stewart Boswell will lead Australia into his first international competition as coach when the WSF World Doubles Championships begin on 5 April. The former World No.4 was appointed to the National Coach role in spring 2020 but it’s been a long wait to see if and when Boswell would be able to lead an Australian team with the 2021 WSF Men's World Team Squash Championship and 2020 WSF World Junior Championships cancelled.

Joe White looks to hone in on Commonwealth Games goal

Walking out onto the court at a Commonwealth Games has been a goal of Joe White’s for a long time. It’s been a moment he has been working towards for several years now and if selected for Birmingham 2022, it could be even more special with the 24-year-old still looking to make his senior international debut for Australia.

Squash Australia to host 2022 Gympie PSA Satellite event

The 2022 Gympie PSA Satellite event is heading to Gympie Squash Racquets Association, Gympie from Thursday 21 to Sunday 24 April with professional squash players from across Australia. This is the second PSA Satellite event Gympie have held following the creation of the tournament last year to benefit players looking for a stepping stone to the PSA Tour.

Squash Australia to host 2022 Moreton Bay PSA Satellite at Redcliffe

Squash Australia is pleased to announce it will be hosting the 2022 Moreton Bay PSA Satellite event at Redcliffe. Taking place from Thursday 28 April to Sunday 1 May, the event is set to welcome some of the best PSA players in Australia as well as the stars of tomorrow to Redcliffe PCYC located in Kippa-Ring.
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