Joey White targeting strong Aus Open performance

The Squash Australian Open has come a long way in just a few years, with three-time national champion Joseph White seeing first-hand the growth of the tournament as it continues to establish itself as a major event on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) Tour.

Australian Open sets sights on record crowd

The Squash Australian Open is calling on the Australian community to pack the Piazza in 2027, with the goal of creating the biggest attendance for any squash event in the world.

Kooyong to Host World Championships Qualifiers in 2027

Squash Australia has confirmed Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club will host the Oceania World Championships Qualification event in 2027, with the prestigious Melbourne venue set to welcome the region’s leading players for a third consecutive year.

World Squash Day and Rally28

World Squash Day will take centre stage as Rally28’s first ever global community activation in October.

Five-game thrillers headline AJC Finals

The next generation of Australian squash produced a thrilling finish to the 2026 Australian Junior Championships in Tasmania, with several finals pushed to the limit across a dramatic final day.

Milton Common Beverage Partner of 2027 Squash Aus Open

Squash Australia is pleased to announce Milton Common as the Beverage Partner of the 2027 Squash Australian Open. The partnership will bring Milton Common into the heart of one of Australia’s premier squash events, with the Brisbane venue supporting the tournament experience for players, officials, partners and fans.

Brothers to feel at home at Australian Junior Championships

Tasmanian brothers Lachie and Jack Flower have modest goals and big dreams at this year’s Australian Junior Championships. Their squash journey began with Lachie picking up a racquet at 10 after watching his dad play, while Jack followed his older brother into the sport at nine.

Maitra chasing another AJC title

arbani Maitra will return to Tasmania looking to win another Australian Junior Championships in Devonport. The tournament carries plenty of significance, it was in Tasmania back in 2019 that Maitra claimed her first Australian Junior Championship title, beginning a run of success at the event that has made the AJC one of the highlights of her year.

Indigo-Rose looking to make the most of AJC

Indigo-Rose Lawson is preparing for her final AJC.  She first picked up a racquet at 10-years-old after being encouraged to give squash a try by her mum, who also played the sport.
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