World Squash Federation

1. Squash57 exhibition proves a hit in Amsterdam

   This August, Amsterdam’s Frans Otten Stadium hosted the 2024 WSF World Masters Championships and included, for the first time in tournament history, an introduction to squash57. This offered a unique opportunity to exhibit the fast-growing sport of squash57 to well over a thousand elite squash players from around the world. Patrick Osborn and John Cordeaux, Continue Reading...

2. International Testing Agency to run free webinar 12 September: Clean Sport Education for Coaches and ASP

   This week, the International Testing Agency (ITA) will run a free webinar: Clean Sport Education Webinar for Coaches and ASP The session, which will be run at 09:00 and again at 15:00 (CEST), will focus on education and resources for coaches and athlete support personnel (ASP) and how coaches and ASPs can help their athletes Continue Reading...

3. Bouin and Dominguez win FISU World University Championship titles in Johannesburg

   French [5/8] seed Baptiste Bouin and Spanish No.1 seed Marta Dominguez have been crowned the new FISU World University champions after victories over Hong Kong, China duo Wai Lok To and Cheng Nga Ching, respectively, in Johannesburg’s Parkview Squash Centre, South Africa. Unexpected finalist Bouin went into the match full of confidence after dominant wins Continue Reading...

4. ‘Who is Anahat Singh?’ Olympics.com profiles India’s teen squash sensation

   “She’s such a fighter!” India’s Anahat Singh has been making headlines in recent years, with the Delhi-based squash star bursting on the international scene at the 2022 Commonwealth Games aged just 14. To learn more about the teen squash sensation, Olympics.com have been speaking to Anahat, as well as family and teammates. Read the feature Continue Reading...

5. Davenport and Manley make history with record-breaking World Masters wins

   Australia’s Geoff Davenport and England’s Ann Manley re-wrote WSF World Masters Squash Championships history in Amsterdam with landmark victories to become the most decorated World Masters players of all time in front of packed crowds at the Frans Otten Stadion. Those victories weren’t the only to tumble this week in Amsterdam, with this year’s championships Continue Reading...

6. Home hero Meguid topples top seed Snell to reach final of WSF World Masters Championships in Amsterdam

   Egypt’s Omar Abdel Meguid was fuelled by the support of his home crowd as he toppled top seed James Snell of England in the men’s 35+ semi-finals at the WSF World Masters Championships in Amsterdam. [3/4] seed and former World No.25 Meguid coaches at the hugely impressive 21-court Frans Otten Stadion and is captain of Continue Reading...

7. Birthday wins move Cook and Ross to cusp of third consecutive World Masters title bout

   Top seeds Brian Cook and Ian Ross both celebrated their 77th birthdays in style with victories on day six of the WSF World Masters Championships to remain on a collision course for a potentially record-breaking final on Thursday. Australia’s Cook had to dig deep today as he came back from a game down to secure Continue Reading...

8. Nicol David’s Olympic experience and representing squash at Paris 2024

   Former World No.1 and eight-time world champion Nicol David recently represented squash at the Olympic Games as Malaysia’s deputy chef de mission (DCM) for the Paris 2024 Games    Last year, squash was announced as one of the new sports for the LA 2028 Olympic Games, with the excitement and opportunities discussed at this year’s Continue Reading...