Squash clubs around the Greater Toronto Area were taken over this weekend with the annual Men’s & Women’s Veterans Doubles Championships - Squash Ontario’s final provincial doubles championship of the year. The women who played in the Hennessy & Hinchcliffe Ontario Women's Veterans Doubles Championships Presented by Slaight Music were treated at the Toronto Cricket Club with a great venue and tournament experience with thanks to Tournament Chair Lolly Gillen and Tournament Referee Leslie Freeman.

This week we're boasting about Keira Rawlins who is sharing her squash skills and enthusiasm with nearly 2 dozen students at Holy Trinity School in Richmond Hill. Keira, a top GU17 Ontario player, is one of the young leaders awarded a $500 bursary from Squash Ontario this season to prepare and take a team to the OFSAA sanctioned Jim Mason Cup high schooI team tournament in April. She's stoked with their progress and excitement. They've been heading to the Richmond Hill squash club three times a week for practices.

Racquets up to Robert de la Riva who is drilling and demonstrating the ins and outs of squash to more than a dozen classmates at Sudbury's College-Notre Dame. Robert is one of 10 student leaders awarded a $500 bursary from Squash Ontario to prepare a one or more teams to compete in Jim Mason Cup high school team tournament this April in Toronto.  The tournament is an OFSAA event for the first time this year.

The 2020 Troilus Canada Cup Squash returns to GTA clubs February 21st-25th with thanks to host venue, The Cambridge Club and Squash Revolution. For squash fans in Ontario, this is a must-attend event where several of the top-20 players in the world will descend on different clubs around Toronto to compete in Canada's largest Professional Squash Association prize money event. $100,000.00 is on the line as well as coveted PSA Silver level rankings points at The Cambridge Club, Toronto Athletic Club, Ontario Racquet Club, and One Health Club.

An Ontario blizzard couldn’t stop the largest provincial mixed doubles tournament in Squash Ontario history this past weekend!

Squash Ontario has launched Operation OFSAA (Ontario Federation of School Athletic Associations) with the goal of having squash achieve full OFSAA status by 2022. This initiative will be the catalyst for the greatest participation increase in Squash Ontario history and will be a critical springboard to feed our existing programs and member clubs. Operation OFSAA aims to provide every high school student in the province with access to the sport of squash -- through their schools -- 2022.

Two Ontario junior girls walked away from the event with gold around their necks, while Ontario players were featured in the Top 5 in each division.

Vincent Fearon, an Adelaide Club member in Toronto, represented Canada at the 2019 World Transplant Games in England this past summer. Our hearts are warmed with Vincent’s account below from his 2017 WTG experience as we are reminded that sport isn’t just about competition, but community and so much more.

Year after year, Hall of Fame member Rob Brooks and his Executive Squash & Fitness team puts on a seamless tournament experience for Squash Ontario’s top level junior squash players, their first major championship event of the season.