Pickering Recreation Centre's homegrown Chris Hanebury has relocated to the West Coast, but his Serious Squash brand is making it's way back to Ontario.  Branded gear, blog articles, and videos, find a much of Chris' shared knowledge at www.serioussquash.com.

At the US Men’s & Women’s Masters Championships,  which like Canada, runs in conjunction with the Closed National Champs, in all, about 11 Canadians and some partners visited the lavish and historic Philadelphia Cricket Club; we stayed out of trouble on Saturday night, and held good representation and respectable placings in Sunday’s finals.

Squash Ontario is seeking a new member to serve on the Board of Directors for 2017 – 2019.  Nominations are due 30 April 2017.

Team Western (1 seed) takes first place at the 2017 Ontario Regional Junior Team Championships at Cedar Springs on March 10-12! Niagara Region (3/4) takes second place, followed my Toronto/Mississauga #1 (3/4) in 3rd place.

The 2016/2017 Women's Toronto & District Doubles Finals took place at Mayfair Lakeshore on March 8th. Here are some photos of the teams and their last night of play! For more information about the Women's T&D Doubles League, visit their website at http://www.tdwdl.com/.

University Squash in Ontario continues to be one of the fastest growing demographics with a record 21 teams taking part in the 2016-17 Jesters University League season, including debuts from Ottawa University, Guelph and Laurier Women’s teams and Glendon College.

Congratulations to Team Niagara 1 for their team victory at the Ontario Regional Masters Team Championships this past weekend at The Club at White Oaks. Team Ottawa came a close second with Team Central in 3rd place. 

Congratulations to Jesters Black Knight Junior Gold #4 winners. This event was hosted by Robin Clarke at the Toronto Cricket Club on February 24-26, 2017.

Squash Ontario, in conjunction with the TDWSA and the Ajax Community Center are thrilled to announce a Durham Women's Squash Open House. The event will take place Saturday March 4th at the Ajax Community Center from 1:00pm - 4:00pm and will include an instructional clinic for beginners and/or those coming out of retirement, an organized fun round robin, and an exhibition match featuring top Canadian females.

We are pleased to announce the launch of the one-day regional high school squash events, bringing us one step closer to securing squash as a recognized OFSAA sport. Throughout March and April, events will be held in Toronto, Ottawa, Windsor, Niagara and Kingston, acting as a warm up and prelude to the Provincial High School event on April 28-29 - The Jim Mas Cup. All High Schools in these regions are invited to participate in these full or half day events with instruction for beginner level players and plenty of game play against neighbouring schools. Schools are required to have a minimum 4 players on their team to participate.