WJC Profile | Thomas Scott

Thomas Scott’s journey to claim the Australian Junior Open title this year is one that will be remembered by many who were there for a long time. While junior tournaments have a knack of directing the top seeds to the final, this year’s Boys Under 19 competition was not so typical.

WJC Profile | Joanne Joseph

Joanne Joseph’s young career has gone from strength-to-strength in recent years, with a solid run of success which has included national team representation and taking out last year’s U17 Girls Oceania Junior Championships.
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WJC Profile | James Slade

It is not unusual for siblings to be on representative teams together in junior sport and squash is no different. On the 2024 Australian WJC team are James and William Slade who aren’t just siblings - they’re twins.
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WJC Profile | Emmy Lamb

New South Wales rising squash star Emmy Lamb has been around squash for as long as she can remember with her dad introducing her and brother Ken to the game at a young age. This year, Emmy will follow in her brother’s footsteps, and compete at her first World Junior Championships.

WJC Profile | Kasper Cheung

Kasper Cheung will head to Houston for his first World Junior Championships with a huge future in front of him.
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ANC | How to find our draws and results

Our new competition system allows you to find all the draws and results from the Australian National Championships right here on the SquashAUS.com.au website.
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West Australia’s State Squash Centre set to host first event after renovations

West Australia’s State Squash Centre will host the Australian National Championships next week 13 to 16 June, following significant renovations.  The Belmont Squash Centre as the centre was then known, was officially opened by the Wheatley family by hosting the 1973 Australian National Championships. At that time, the courts were some of the most advanced in the country and the pinnacle of all centres in WA.

Nation's best descend on Perth

Western Australia plays host to more high quality squash this week as the PSA Challenger Tour heads to Perth for the WA Open International.
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