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.

Squash BC is looking for a new Executive Director. Interested applicants should visit www.squashbc.com for the full job description and apply by February 22, 2017.

The 2017 Racquet Guys Ontario Open Championships took place February 10-12 at Mayfair Parkway featuring some of the deepest and most talented draws in the Open categories we have seen in years as well as our first official Men's 75 plus draw in some time.  In addition, the Men's 70+, 65+, 55+, 50+ and 35+ were stacked with Ontario's finest players with compliment Men's & Women's A and C draws.

We are thrilled to release the draws for this weekend’s 2017 Racquet Guys Ontario Open Championships.  The event will feature some of the deepest and most talented draws in the Open categories we have seen in years as well as our first official Men's 75 plus draw in some time.  In addition, the Men's 70+, 65+, 55+, 50+ and 35+ are absolutely stacked with Ontario's finest players ever to play the game.

February 3-5, 2017, saw the city of Toronto being taken over by doubles players as the Men's and Women's Veterans Championships took place at the Toronto Racquet Club and the Badminton and Racquet Club for the men's draws and Mayfair Lakeshore for the women's.  This year 32 teams of men and 14 teams of women played for the Veterans titles.

The Ontario Squash Hall of Fame Board of Governors, Anne Smith (chair), Robert Brooks, Sherry Funston, Penny Glover, Peter Hall and Tony Swift, announced the newest members of the Ontario Squash Hall of Fame.

Spotlight Canadian Athletes.

Mayfair Parkway squash pros Rafik Bhaloo and George Abrams spent their weekend with the province's top silver players running the 5th event of the season!

Squash Pro Patrick Hartunian kicks off his move to Life Time Athletic Mississauga with the Life Time Challenger event. Congratulations to Aman Singh (Men's A/B Champion), Sean Oh (Men's A/B Finalist), Bruce Seo (Men's C/D Champion) and Sumit Taneja (Men's C/D Finalist).

The Jesters of Ontario continue to be a driving force for junior squash in our province and are pleased to launch a special bursary in 2017 geared towards the pursuit of excellence for Ontario junior athletes. The bursary is designed to reward juniors that have put in extra-ordinary effort in the first half of the 2016-17 season and provide them with additional resources in early 2017 to help them pursue excellence at the 2017 Canadian Junior Squash Championships in Vancouver, British Columbia.