Finals Set for 2026 Australian Junior Championships in Devonport
The top Australian junior players have secured their spot in the finals for a chance to be crowned national champion in Devonport.
Nation’s Top Juniors Impress on Opening Days of Australian Junior Championships
The first two days of the 2026 Australian Junior Championships (AJC) have delivered great competition and camaraderie as 175 players from across the country have descended on Devonport, Tasmania.
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.
Clarke sisters ready for AJC
When an inflatable Squash court appeared at their local school, three Clarke sisters from Western Australia had no idea how it would shape their lives.
Kayla, Ella and Miranda Clarke now travel the country thanks to the sport.
2026 Australian Junior Championships preview
The nation’s best junior squash players will descend on Devonport, Tasmania for the 2026 Australian Junior Championships (AJC), with Australia’s next generation of squash talent set to battle for national titles across seven days of competition.
Australians dominate final day of World Masters Championships
Australia has crowned eight new world champions at the 2026 Squash World Masters Championships in Perth.
Australians set for big final day of World Squash Masters
FIFTEEN Australians will be chasing glory at the 2026 World Squash Masters Championships in Perth on Sunday.
The Long Road to the 2026 World Squash Masters Championships
More than 900 players from 55 nations have travelled to Perth for the 2026 World Squash Masters Championships, but few have taken a journey quite like the Petts family.
World Masters providing momentum to Squash
From CEO to competitor, Rob Donaghue is experiencing the 2026 World Squash Masters Championships from both sides of the glass. With more than 900 players across 23 courts, Perth is showcasing squash as a sport for life. built on competition, community and lifelong friendships. With LA28 and Brisbane 2032 ahead, the Masters is a powerful snapshot of the momentum building around squash in Australia.
Kat Taylor shows what is possible
The 2026 World Squash Masters Championships has seen one Australian ParaSquash player remind us of why the squash community is so special.
Belmont Squash Centre Receives High Praise
Belmont Squash Centre has received high praise from players competing at this year’s 2026 World Squash Masters Championships following a $1.6 million renovation.
World Squash Masters Championships ready to go
More than 900 competitors are set to descend on Perth for the 2026 World Squash Masters Championships from 30 August to 6 September.
Squash community celebrates inclusion this Wear It Purple Day
As Wear It Purple Day returns this Friday August 28, Squash Australia is celebrating the people and communities helping make squash a more welcoming and inclusive sport for LGBTQIA+ players.
Rainbow Racquets
Kathy Conquergood takes journey to the World Masters stage
Squash has been a lifelong love for Kathy Conquergood, with both parents playing squash and tennis, she was introduced to the sport from a young age, even having the ends of her racquets sawn off by her dad so they would fit.
Elaine Boxhall embracing once-in-a-lifetime opportunity
For more than four decades, squash has been a constant in Elaine Boxhall's life, providing fitness, friendship and a community that has kept her coming back year after year.
