As reported by Squash Canada, Team Ontario was crowned the 2023 Canadian Masters Teams Champions amidst a weekend of fun, friendship, and healthy competition in beautiful Charlottetown, PEI. A well-loved staple of the Canadian Championship circuit, returned after a two-year hiatus, the Championship was held at the Eastlink Centre from January 27-29 and served as the test event for the upcoming and highly anticipated Canada Winter Games.

The Ontario Squash Hall of Fame Board of Governors is very pleased to announce that 3 new members have joined the Board. We welcome Kirsteen Burton, Lorraine Tetreault and Pat Richardson.

Team Ontario will be competing from January 27th – 29th in Charlottetown, PEI at the 2023 Canadian Masters Teams Championship presented by Vogue Optical at the Eastlink Centre. The Championship will serve as the test-event for the upcoming 2023 Canada Winter Games taking place in February.

What better way to invest in the future of this great sport than to give our youth access to it? We need your help to do this. Squash, introduced at the school level, can be the first step on the path to high performance or simply spark a life-long love for the game that recreational players carry well into adulthood.  

The 2023 Hennessy & Hinchcliffe Mixed Doubles Championships was the largest mixed championships we have record of with 126 players competing in 8 different divisions! Marci Sier, her tournament committee and the staff at the Badminton & Racquet Club went above and beyond to ensure a great time was had by all.

Team Ontario will be taking Regina by storm this weekend at the 2023 Canadian Men’s and Women’s Teams Championships, after a 2-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This will be the first time since 2018 that the men and women’s events will run in tandem at the same venue. Our teams will be going into the event as the number one seeds.

Squash Ontario welcomes doubles players of all ages and levels to register for our upcoming Provincial Championships! With the holiday season behind us, it’s time to dust off your racquets and get back into the swing of things (literally!). It’s a new year, which means a new set of Provincial Champions to be crowned. See below for more information. 

Let’s DO THIS! 

Momentum is building for what is shaping up to be the biggest Jim Mason Cup ever. Teams from Niagara, Sarnia and Toronto are already prepping for the 2023 version of the annual high school team tournament. Mark April 21 and 22 on your calendars. That’s when Toronto’s Mayfair Lakeshore and its 13 world class squash courts will open its doors to high school teams from around the province. 

Over 315 athletes from across the world stormed the courts of The Club at White Oaks for 4 days of competition at the 2022 Canadian Junior Open presented by Forthlane Partners. In addition to the under 13, 15, 17, and 19 divisions, there were men's and women's NextGen PSA satellite events played on Squash Canada's Power Glass show court.

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