Squash Canadas newly launched Community Coach course in now open for registration!

The Community Squash Instructor Course and the Multi-sport modules (NCCP Make Ethical Decisions course & NCCP Coach Initiation in Sport eLearning) provide all the training necessary to help introduce the fundamentals of squash to beginners at all ages.

The Allen Lambert Galleria at Brookfield Place will once again host the world’s best squash players after a 20-year hiatus as the 2023 edition of the Canadian Women’s Open presented by Slaight Music returns from March 26th – 30th.

A record-breaking 15 teams and just under 100 participants competed in two divisions at this year's Portage M&A Advisory Ontario Regional Masters Team Championships, our largest to date! No stranger to hosting some of Ontario's top events, the Club at White Oaks and tournament chair Matt Easingwood ensured all players had an amazing time, on and off the court.

Squash players from all over the country descended on Charlottetown, PEI, to compete in the 2023 Canada Winter Games, which takes place every four years. The event was held from February 18-25 with the Individuals played from Sunday to Tuesday, while Wednesday through Saturday was the Team Event. 

The Squash Ontario junior community is truly where the “leaders of tomorrow play junior squash today”; a very special collection of student athletes and young people making a difference in the world from around the province. We will once again recognize the brightest lights of 2022-23 in sportsmanship, on-court excellence, commitment to improvement and coaching achievement. 

Although we are used to competing as individuals in squash, the last 5 weeks has seen an unprecedented amount of team events. Starting 2023 off with the Canadian Men’s & Women’s Teams in Regina, followed by the Canadian Masters Teams in PEI, it’s now the juniors turn to switch it up! 

The countdown is on!

It's just two short months until this year's Jim Mason Cup High School Team Tournament.

The 2023 edition makes its debut as an OFSAA Invitational event and Squash Ontario would love to know if you are preparing a team ... or teams! 

The 2023 OUA Championships were hosted by Queen’s University in Kingston this past weekend. A strong Western Men’s line up and coach Chris Hanebury kept Hall of Famer Jack Fairs’ legacy intact by winning their 39th straight OUA championships – the longest such streak in North American sports. They defeated a very strong University of Toronto led by league MVP Ali Shalaby. 

After a condensed season last year due to COVID, the Jesters University League is back and thriving! We were able to return to our normal schedule of 5 competition weekends and we welcomed back McGill University to join our other 10 participating Ontario Universities. Our dedicated players and coaches have travelled across the province throughout this season to face off against each other.  

This past weekend marked the first, hopefully of many, Women’s Veterans Doubles Championships aimed at supporting local charities. With a small yet mighty mix of long-time doubles players and some newbies, matches were over 2 days.