Coaches Corner - May 2026
Juniors! If you want to improve quickly in squash, the first thing to focus on is not your swing - it’s your movement.
No Appointment Necessary - May 2026
An asthma attack can happen to anyone with asthma at any time, especially for those who play high intensity sports like squash. Do you know what to do if someone starts having an asthma attack in front of you?
Geoff Hunt and Sarah Fitz-Gerald at the Broome Invitational
As you may have seen, two very special guests in Geoff Hunt AM MBE and Sarah Fitzgerald AM took part in the fun and games at the 2026 Broome Invitational.
Geoff and Sarah were kind enough to share their experience with us...
Ref's Rule - May 2026
Two of the most important principles for squash are not actually within the body of the rules but in the “Introduction”.
South West Coach Upskilling Session
The Busselton Squash club took it upon themselves to organise an opportunistic workshop with David Fear to grow our capacities as a club to train juniors. This tied in well with the planned Sunday second upskilling event based in Bunbury preceding.
Multicultural Come & Try Day
On Saturday 9th May, we hosted a Multicultural Come & Try Day in collaboration with the Multinational Sports & Community Network.
2026 Broome Invitational
What an incredible weekend celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Broome Invitational Squash Tournament, another fantastic event has been ‘run & won’ for the year.
2026 Autumn Tuesday Pennants
Marmion Squash Club recently hosted all grades of the Tuesday Night Pennant Grand Finals at The Squash Factory. Sue Cowell gave us an insight into the success that it was!
2026 Autumn Monday Pennants
Well after 7 rounds of the regular Monday night pennants season along with several public holidays just to stretch the season out a bit longer, followed up with two rounds of finals all played at Squashworld Mirrabooka, it all came down to the last night to see who would take out GRAND FINAL GLORY.
2026 Geraldton Open
The Geraldton Squash Club extends its sincere thanks to all players and supporters who travelled to compete, to our volunteers across the three days, and to the wider community for your continued support.
National Volunteers Week - Chris Reston
This week is National Volunteer Week, and to celebrate, Squash WA is highlighting some of the most important members of our community—our volunteers! Today, we're highlighting Chris Reston from the Mirrabooka Squash Club!
Autumn Pennant Grand Finals a Success!
A week ago, Marmion Squash Club at The Squash Factory hosted all grades of the Tuesday Night Pennant Grand Finals, Susan Cowell gave us an insight into the success that it was!
Where are they now? - Daniel Marsh
With the July State Junior Championships fast approaching, we’re looking back at our past champions to celebrate their success and see where their squash journeys have taken them today!
Where are they now? - Hannah Slyth
With the July State Junior Championships fast approaching, we’re looking back at our past champions to celebrate their success and see where their squash journeys have taken them today!
Where are they now? - Caitlin Pratt
With the July State Junior Championships fast approaching, we’re looking back at our past champions to celebrate their success and see where their squash journeys have taken them today!
Manjimup Triples Event
What a weekend in Manjimup! This long weekend we hosted the Manjimup Triples, Teams Tournament, the first tournament at the Manjimup Squash Club in more than 20 years. Thank you to all our players who travelled from across Perth, Peel, Wheatbelt and South-West regions. Across three divisions, players took on four matches each over the weekend - plenty of tough squash, plus a few sneaky reverse boasts, drop shots and quality rallies.
Ref's Rule - April 2026
In the world of squash, things can sometimes get a little "hairy" when it comes to equipment - especially when it comes to the "Fallen Object” rule.
If your glasses fall off, your sweatband slips, or if one of your (spare) balls fall out of your shorts during a rally, you don't just feel extremely embarrassed, you in fact lose the rally.
AJO/OJC Tournament Report – MSAC, Melbourne
22 players travelled from WA to compete in the 2026 Australian Junior Open (AJO) and Oceania Junior Championships (OJC) held at Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC), Albert Park, Melbourne. The venue features 9 glass-back courts and one permanent all glass court, providing an excellent setting for high-level competition.
The events attracted strong international participation, with players from China, Malaysia, Singapore, and more.
