Register Now for the University Gates Masters Championships
Calling all Masters players! The first provincial championship of the 2022-2023 is here and we want to see you on the courts.
The University Gates Masters Championships will be taking place at the newly renovated Greystone Racquet Club in Waterloo, October 21-23. There is a division for everyone, starting with 30+ all the way to 75+ and a B/C division. The deadline to register for this event is Wednesday, October 12.
Squash Ontario is pleased to announce our newest Corporate Partner, The Village at University Gates, who is the title sponsor of the upcoming Ontario Masters Championships at Greystone Racquet Club. Canadian owned and operated, Schlegel Villages manages quality long-term care and retirement Villages across Ontario. In 1953, Wilfred Schlegel bought the family’s first nursing home and now the Villages benefit from a legacy of many years of direct experience co-owning, managing and operating Long-Term Care and Retirement Communities in Ontario. The Village at University Gates location is only a few minutes away from Greystone Racquet Club!
Each season Squash Ontario asks our community to nominate deserving players or volunteers across the province who exemplify the special qualities associated with each of our awards. We are exceptionally fortunate to attract dedicated, committed and enthusiastic people to the squash community, and it is our honor to acknowledge these exceptional recipients.
Squash Canada is pleased to announce the National Junior Circuit (NJC) and an accompanying Points Table for a new Junior High Performance Ranking System (JHPRS) that will take effect January 1st, 2023. The program will align with US Squash and England Squash to provide a clear and transparent High Performance junior ranking in Canada.
Blyth Academy Online, one of the leaders in Ontario Secondary School Diploma education of student athletes, is proud to announce the launch of special academic year promotions.
Squash Canada members can undertake the following ministry accredited online interdisciplinary courses at the discounted price of $350 for the 22-23 academic year. This specialized BAO approach aims to truly meet the needs of Canadian student athletes interested in deepening the understanding of their athletic daily life. They are fully accredited and count toward the OSSD, but please note that students can only earn one IDC credit in grade 11 and one in grade 12.
The 2022 WSF World Junior Championship that were held from August 11-21 in Nancy, France with two main events: the Men’s and Women’s Junior Individual Championship and the Men’s Junior Teams Championship has concluded.
Team Canada consisted of Alex Brown (BC), Ocean Ma (BC), Iman Shaheen (ON), Spring Ma (BC) and Maria Min (BC) for the Junior Women’s and Alex Yuzpe (ON), Karim Michael (QC), Syan Singh (ON), Joseph Toth (BC), Mohamed Kamal (QC) and Jacob Lin (BC) for the Junior Men’s. The players were joined by coaches Jonathan Hill (AB) and Robin Clarke (ON) for their time in France.
Non-stop squash delighted the Windsor community at Devonshire Mall from August 15-21 as top Canadian and International players converged on the city to compete in four events on the all-glass Power Court, named deferentially after the sporting and squash legend Jahangir Khan who attended and supported the entire event.
The Canadian Masters Team is gearing up to head to Wroclaw, Poland to compete in the 2022 WSF World Masters Championships starting August 21st through to the 27th. The Hasta La Vista Center in Wroclaw is the host club for the championship and is the largest squash club in the world with 33 squash courts.
Squash Canada is proud to share the results of our Pan Am Junior team who have just returned from Cochabamba, Bolivia.
Canadian players Ewan Harris (ON), Rio Schafer (BC), Christian Yuen (BC), Aleeza Khan (ON), Maddison Laine (AB), Leah McGillicuddy (ON), and Raya Singh (ON), as well as their coaches Richard Yendell and Giselle Delgado, flew over two days to reach Cochabamba and competed in difficult altitude – 2,558m (8,392 feet)! Team member Weihan Wang (BC) also made the journey but regrettably was unable to compete due to Covid protocols.