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While squash looks forward, new generations enjoy our great sport, and new champions are crowned on the latest club and showcourts, we have a long heritage too. One that stretches back to the 1850’s.

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Joint Club Meetings 1923

Just over a century ago in 1923 a series of meetings were held by delegates of ‘London & Provincial’ Clubs. They included RAC, Queens, MCC, Liverpool Racquet, Bath Club, Yorkshire Rocks. They took place five years before the SRA (governing body) was formed in 1928 and were historically pivotal. The meetings determined......

New Zealand’s Hall of Fame

In 2009, New Zealand started recognising the most important and enduring people in their squash orbit. Here is the pictorial list of inductees since the start....