CISP is now being offered as a drop in program to anyone with a mental, emotional or physical disability to learn squash and lead a more healthy lifestyle. Participating in squash can increase one’s ability to learn, social skills, balance, coordination and fitness and most importantly self worth.

A number of factors have led to our April 1st jam packed weekend with three provincial championship events taking place, making it the pinnacle of Squash Ontario’s 2021-2022 season. 260 athletes will lace up across Ontario vying for a podium finish in either the Assante Wealth Management Ontario Junior Open, Weir Team Ontario Men’s Veteran Doubles, or the Hennessy & Hinchcliffe Ontario Women’s Doubles. See below for each event’s highlights and links to follow along with live scoring and draws.

Sue’s celebration of life will be held at the Toronto Cricket Club on the 23rd of April, 2022 at 4pm.
Please contact Tony Swift for more information regarding the event - tonyswift@rogers.com

To all the senior doubles players, Squash Ontario is excited to host the 2022 Hennessy and Hinchcliffe Ontario Mixed Doubles Championships. This tournament is a lot fun and will be the last opportunity for the adults to take part in a doubles event, before the season comes to an end. To make things interesting, our open division champions will receive prize money as well! So, what are you waiting for? Find a partner and register now!

A few interesting courses and opportunities coming your way coaches - register now and take your coaching career forward.

This past weekend we saw the first Ontario Open Championship take place since 2019, three years off due to the world wide pandemic. Players and spectators were treated to a true Men’s Open with both semi-finals being an Ontario-Quebec standoff, and a fun Women’s Open with vets of the game against top junior athletes. It was great to be back!

It was a jam-packed weekend of top notch squash at the OUA and Jesters University League Championships at White Oaks, hosted by Brock University in Niagara. History was once again made by Western University Men whose coach Chris Hanebury kept Hall of Famer Jack Fairs’ legacy intact by winning their 38th straight OUA championships – the longest such streak in North American sports. They defeated a very strong University of Toronto led by male Coach of the Year John Lennard and league MVP Mike McCue.

The biggest Open and Masters event of the year is upon us this weekend as the 2022 YouFirst Financial Ontario Open Championships takes court at Mayfair Lakeshore on Friday March 18th - Sunday March 20th.

Squash Ontario is happy to present “The Grand Golf Bazaar” - our 2022 annual charity golf classic. It has been a challenging start to the year, but things are finally getting back to normal. To help grow squash and take the sport we love to new heights, we are back with our primary fundraising event of the year. All proceeds from this event will go towards our 2022-2023 sport development initiatives. Looking forward to seeing the squash fraternity on the golf course this summer!

The Competitions Coordinator will be responsible for the facilitation of roughly 50 squash tournaments throughout the season. This will include all administration leading up to junior circuit, club sanctioned, and championship tournaments prior to event day, with some event day support as needed. Applications should be submitted no later than April 20th.