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Scottish Squash is the National Governing Body for the sport of squash in Scotland , established in 1936 and recognised by the World Squash Federation (WSF), European Squash Federation (ESF) and Sport Scotland.
Scottish Squash is responsible for the development of squash in Scotland , supporting the development of the game from clubs and grassroots level to our current and budding internationalists. In addition to this, Scottish Squash organises national and international events, co-ordinates national and representative teams, co-ordinates the national event calendar and National Leagues, supports the work of the Regional Squash Associations in developing clubs and local squash opportunities, supports and co-ordinates coach, referee and volunteer development, provides a training and support programme for talented juniors to the former world number one, supports the interests and requirements of the membership, and promotes the sport of squash.
Scottish Squash is run by a Management Board, comprising:
- a President,
- 3 Vice-Presidents,
- 1 Regional Vice-President nominated by each Regional Association (Highlands, Grampian, Central, Midlands, West and East),
- 2 co-opted voting
- 2 co-opted non-voting individuals.
The Management Board is supported by 4 staff: Chief Operating Officer, National Performance Director, Office Administrator and Administrator (part time), and a number of consultants: book keeper, 4 Regional Development Officers and various support at the National Squash Academy based at, and supported by, Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh.
For further information please see the Scottish Squash Annual Plan 2005-06, available on the website, or contact Scottish Squash: info@scottishsquash.org or 0131 317 7372.
Scottish Squash is grateful for the continued support of a number of key partners and sponsors, including Sport Scotland and Dunlop.
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