Twelve students in Grades 7 through 12 at St. Jude’s Academy, an IB continuum school, in Mississauga, were given the opportunity to give the sport of squash a try.  A few have had experience playing squash before, but for most it is the first time trying the sport. Thanks to the help from Meadowvale Community Centre’s fitness supervisor, Carol Mio, the students were given the opportunity to use the beautiful squash courts at the Meadowvale Community Centre.  

Canada’s very own Reinaldo Rivas from Vaughan, Ontario took on the very important role of Technical Director at the 2023 PANAM Champs in Cartagena. Before he started coaching at the Parkview Club and now the Richmond Hill Squash Club, he played #1 for Venezuela between 1991 and 2000.

With The Lucky Number 21 Charity Golf Classic, our premier charity event is raising funds to support the late Mark Sachvie’s mission to support junior development and grow the game, is now complete. We are pleased to share that our online silent auction is live and we were able to secure some wonderful items/services for all of you - so be sure to check them out and place a bid!

Squash Ontario is happy to present our 2023 “Lucky Number 21” Charity Golf Classic. Gather your foursome and join us for our 21st tournament since it’s inception in 2002.

The Sport Coordinator Summer Intern will work with all three Squash Ontario staff on different projects including summer squash camps, event marketing and communications, database management, and designing a new merchandise line.

Squash Ontario is happy to present our 2023 “Lucky Number 21” Charity Golf Classic. Gather your foursome and join us for our 21st tournament since it’s inception in 2002.

Join UST on Thursday June 1st @ 6pm to celebrate and support Urban Squash Toronto!

The 2023 Penguin Pickup Canada Cup will take place May 14th-17th featuring world's top pros, Diego Elias World #1, Mo El Shorbagy World #2, Mazen Hesham World #8, and Greg Gaultier former World Champ and World #1.

Nothing other than the steady roar of more than 150 hyped teenagers from high schools around Ontario, GETTING LOUD at the first ever OFSAA Invitational Jim Mason Cup last weekend at Toronto’s Mayfair Lakeshore. 

Driven by raucous cheering for 24 teams –with many players brand new to squash– champions were crowned in 3 Divisions over the two-day event. 

This course is geared towards those who are club volunteers, recreational players, teachers, older juniors or parents who do not coach full time but would like to learn the basic skills of squash instruction at the grassroots level.