Scotland’s young squash players are being encouraged to consider giving officiating a try following the launch of the Progression Reffin’ programme. The initiative is dedicated to empowering and engaging youngsters …read more →
“Scotland’s richest squash tournament” will make its return in the capital this March, attracting a field of top Scottish and international players. The Edinburgh Open 2024 will feature 32 of …read more →
Like many women and girls in Scotland, Chloe Hockney’s first real experience of squash came during a H//T SQUASH session. The programme aims to introduce females to squash by providing …read more →
With junior squash is thriving in Grampian, the Granite City is set for a feast of squash as Aberdeen Squash and Racketball Club hosts the Scottish Junior National Championships this …read more →
Alasdair Prott and Robyn McAlpine emerged victorious once again at the Scottish Under 23 National Championships at Scottish Squash Rackets Club, Glasgow last weekend after two action-packed days of squash. …read more →
After a strong debut at the World Teams Championship in December, Alasdair Prott is eyeing a third consecutive Under 23 National Championship win at Scottish Squash Rackets Club this weekend. …read more →
With the mercury set to hit temperatures as low as -10C in some parts of Scotland this week, we took to Instagram to ask why squash is the perfect sport …read more →
Our January newsletter featured the fantastic news of several brilliant Scottish performances at the Scottish Junior Open 2023. The newsletter also featured a fantastic coaching opportunity for young people aged …read more →
Player. Coach. Referee. Board member. President. Paul Charlton has done it all – and more – in close to four decades of involvement with squash in Grampian. It came as …read more →
There was a festive feast of squash on offer on finals day at Edinburgh Sports Club as the JC Lindsay Scottish Junior Open 2023 reached its thrilling conclusion. A great …read more →
Having started helping out at sessions at just ten years old, Matt Bedwell has been involved in squash coaching for as long as he can remember. Fast forward to 2023, …read more →
Scotland played Germany in their final match at the WSF World Team Championship in New Zealand.
With 7th place up for grabs, the Scots were looking to equal their finishing position from when the event was last held.
Scotland faced the USA in what promised to be an enthralling match in the 5-8 playoff in New Zealand.
The Scots, seeded 7th, faced an uphill struggle against their 5th seed opponents, but looked determined to give it their best shot.
Scotland faced the sporting equivalent of Mount Everest this morning, with a tough match against Egypt.
The tournament favourites have won four of the last five versions of the event, and have a star-studded line up filled with several of the world’s top squash players.
Scotland’s Masters Player of the Year hopes to continue playing squash for many years to come, after one of her best ever years on court. Senga Macfie won the award …read more →
