The Canadian Squash Hall of Fame Commission is pleased to recognize five outstanding members of the Canadian squash community as well as their achievements and contributions to the sport. Gordon Anderson, Marnie Baizley, Clive Caldwell, Alana Miller and Steve Wren will be inducted into the Canadian Squash Hall of Fame during the afternoon of Saturday, May 10, at the Toronto Cricket Skating & Curling Club in conjunction with the CC&L Private Capital 2025 Canadian Senior Championships presented by KPMG and the 2025 Guilfoyle PSA Squash Classic..
2025 Jim Mason Cup Wrap-Up: Celebrating High School Squash Across Ontario!
Last week, Ontario high school squash was on full display at the 2025 Jim Mason Cup, held April 10–11 at Mayfair Lakeshore in Toronto. Sanctioned by OFSAA through the TDSSAA and hosted by Earl Haig Secondary School, this two-day event brought together student-athletes from across the province to compete in a spirited team tournament.
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2025 Assante Wealth Management Ontario Junior Open Championships Presented by Harrow
This past weekend, the 2025 Assante Wealth Management Ontario Junior Open Championships Presented by Harrow were held at The Club at White Oaks, in Niagara-on-the-Lake. We share our thanks with everyone who participated, attended, and supported the event across the squash community, including – coaches, sponsors, professionals, referees, players, and parents. Thank you all for your continued engagement with our sport!
Celebrating the 2024/25 Junior Season with the 2025 Junior Awards Ceremony Presented by the Jesters Club of Ontario
This past weekend, the Squash Ontario community came together for a very special evening—the 2024-2025 Ontario Junior Recognition Awards Ceremony, proudly supported by The Jesters Club of Ontario. Held on Saturday, April 5 at the Club at White Oaks, the evening was filled with well-deserved recognition.
Squash Ontario is Hiring! Summer Outreach Ambassadors
We’re Hiring! This summer, Squash Ontario is hitting the road with our Dunlop Mini Court, spreading excitement about squash’s inclusion in the Olympics and providing communities with opportunities to try the sport.
We’re looking for two enthusiastic and reliable students to join our team and help deliver this exciting initiative.
Register for Our Upcoming Coaching Courses
Are you passionate about squash and looking to take the next step in your coaching journey? Squash Ontario has a series of upcoming coaching courses designed to equip you with the skills to develop players at all levels. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your coaching expertise, these courses are the perfect opportunity to grow your knowledge, gain certifications, and contribute to the sport.
High School Squash Teams—We Still Need You for the 2025 Jim Mason Cup!
Teachers and coaches, it’s time to rally your squash players!
The third OFSAA Invitational Jim Mason Cup is coming up soon, and while registration has officially closed, we’re still looking for more Division 1 teams to round out the competition. If your school has squash players who are ready for a fun and fast-paced team event, this is their chance to jump in!
Get Ready for the 2025 GOOD Games Tournament!
The countdown is on for Canada’s biggest festival of sport—The GOOD Games! This multi-sport event is back in 2025, bringing together athletes of all levels for an unforgettable competition and celebration of sport. Whether you’re stepping onto the court to compete or joining in on the festivities, this is your chance to be part of something truly special.
Shemirani and eltorgman secure titles at the 2025 CGG Squash Ontario Open Presented by YouFirst Financial
The 2024-2025 provincial championship season is winding down after the 2025 CGG Squash Ontario Open Championships Presented by YouFirst Financial. Mayfair Lakeshore played host to an incredible weekend of squash, where players left it all on the court, showcasing skill, determination, and pure passion for the game. From edge-of-your-seat rallies to hard-fought battles, the energy was electric from start to finish.