As the holidays and close of 2016 draw near, let's take a moment to recount the number of amazing matches and tournaments this year has seen. Congratulations and thank you to all those who worked hard to earn a provincial title, those who play in almost every tournament, those who stepped into tournaments for the first time, and those who encouraged their friends and family to pick up a racquet and join them in squash. 

15 years and counting! The Fast Eddie Junior Bronze run by Jim Paton at the Granite Club isn't slowing down anytime soon.  Thank you Jim for introducing these new players to tournament play in memory of Edward O'Brien.

The first weekend of December proved to be a heavy squash weekend with the Badminton & Racquet club quarterbacking multiple Squash Ontario events! Alongside the biggest Ontario Doubles event in recent years, the Jester's Harrow Junior Silver #4 event took place at the Badminton & Racquet Club as well as the Toronto Lawn & Tennis Club. 

Seventy seven hours of doubles pandemonium is now officially in the books as Championship Sunday lived up to the hype, providing fans with seven new provincial championship teams, many in dramatic style including five game thrillers in both the men’s and women’s open finals.

140 of Ontario's finest will take to the Executive Squash and Fitness courts in Vaughan this weekend as 10 provincial titles are up for grabs. With thanks to BMO Nesbitt Burns and Josh Ginou's squashstream.tv, show court matches will be streamed all weekend on the streaming service Squash Stream.

Since 2010, the fastest growing squash demographic in the province has been the OUA Jesters University League as both the number of teams and level of play has dramatically increased which were on full display at last weekend's Crossover event held at Queens University in Kingston.

The Simon Warder Memorial Prostate Cancer Squash Tournament has come to a close for another year. What an amazing event with roller coaster battles on court and spectacular atmosphere surrounding!