Lisa Aitken, Georgia Adderley, Katriona Allen and Alison Thomson have been selected to play for Scotland at this year’s 2022 WSF Women’s World Team Squash Championships, which takes place at …read more →
Live Active Leisure is working closely with Scottish Squash and Perth and Kinross Council to introduce more people to the game of squash, following the impact of the Covid pandemic. …read more →
Alan Clyne has announced his retirements from the PSA World Tour, playing his final match at the US Open in a first-round defeat against Malaysia’s Eain Yow Ng. Alan will …read more →
With Scottish Women and Girls Week now in full swing, we reflect on the meteoric rise of women’s sport in recent years, and the impact this is having on women’s …read more →
Competing for Scotland was a fantastic experience. It was something I’ve been dreaming about for years and to go and pull on the Scotland kit in front of my family …read more →
It was a double success for Scotland at this year’s BETARD WSF Masters Squash Championships in Warsaw, with Robin Ridley and Ian Ross both taking home well deserved silver medals …read more →
Rory Stewart and Greg Lobban won Scotland’s first Commonwealth Games medal since 1998, after a stunning 2-0 third place victory in the men’s doubles against Malasia’s Eain Yow Nq and …read more →
Lisa Aitken is one of Scotland’s most decorated squash athletes, having already competed at two Commonwealth Games – Delhi and Australia in 2010 and 2018 – and having just been …read more →
We sat down with Maggie Still, CEO of Scottish Squash, to reflect on preparations for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham and what it means not just to the players, coaches …read more →
Rory Stewart will make his debut at the Commonwealth Games and is relishing the opportunity to pull on the Scotland colours at Birmingham 2022. Rory has enjoyed a strong year …read more →
With over 14 years on the PSA circuit under his belt and three appearances at the Commonwealth Games, Alan Clyne brings a wealth of experience to the team travelling to …read more →
Paul Bell, Scottish Squash’s National Coach, will lead Rory Stewart, Lisa Aitken, Alan Clyne, Georgia Adderley, Greg Lobban and Douglas Kempsell to the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham this month, and …read more →
Despite his position as Scotland’s number one ranked player, being selected for the Commonwealth Games still retains the same sense of excitement for Greg Lobban. This will be Greg’s third …read more →
Georgia Adderley is one of three debutants to be selected for the highly anticipated Commonwealth Games, which takes place in Birmingham from the 28th July to 8th August – she …read more →
Dublin born Philip Lyons has joined the Scottish Squash team as the new Competitions Coordinator, supporting Kevin Moran and the wider team in organising and delivering a domestic calendar of …read more →
