The season kicked off with four incredible events over the September 22-24 weekend. Congratulations to the 2017-18 squash season's first winners:

Join any one of the hundreds of squash clubs across Canada who will participate in Squash Day in Canada, a joint effort of Squash Canada and ParticipACTION.

Last season Squash Ontario launched an ambitious initiative to grow the sport of squash in our province in the form of the "Project 10k Membership Drive" or "P10K".  The goal is to dramatically increase the number of individual members of the association from 1100 in 2015 to 10,000 by 2020, obtaining a more realistic representation of squash activity in Ontario.  Why is this so important? 

Squash Ontario has a long tradition of graduating our top juniors into some of the best College and University programs in the world and this year's cohort is no different.  Please join us in congratulating and wishing good luck to the Squash Ontario Class of 2022. 

Several policy changes will be in effect for the 2017-18 Junior Program season.

Squash Ontario is pleased to announce the continued support by Harrow Sports for the 2017-18 squash season as the title sponsor for both the Jesters Harrow Silver Junior Circuit and the Jesters Harrow Grand Prix Junior Circuit.

The Jesters of Ontario continue to be a leading supporter of squash in our province as the organization has once again committed significant resources for the 2017-18 season to Squash Ontario.

The Robert Brooks Scholarship Fund Board of Governors are pleased to announce the 2017 recipients of it's annual bursary to support students who have excelled in both school and squash. 

Women's Squash Week events are open to women of all ages and skill levels and most of them are FREE of charge!

Two players from the Toronto area are featured on the Squash Site news reel - George Jarosz, the regular squash player at 96 years of age and his daughter Renka Gesing, an avid singles and doubles player from Mayfair Parkway.