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World Squash is the International Federation for squash, including squash57. World Squash is a member of the Association of IOC Recognised International Sports Federations (ARISF) and features in major multisport Games including the Commonwealth Games, The World Games, the Pan American Games, and the Asian Games. World Squash has a membership of 123 National Squash Federations and a close working alliance with its five Continental Federations. As the recognised International Federation for squash, World Squash is the custodian of our sport. World Squash's role is to best serve Member Federations, build strong partnerships and provide effective leadership to ensure squash’s future prosperity. Squash will make its Olympic debut at the LA28 Olympic Games. Media enquiries: media@worldsquash.org All other enquiries: admin@worldsquash.org

SquashSkills was created by Jethro Binns and Peter Nicol. It's the definitive online coaching resource - a melting pot of tips, tricks, lessons and learnings from the most respected names in the game including Nick Matthews and Nicol David. With a forever growing archive of online video lessons Squashskills is bringing squash coaching into the 21st century.

Squash Canada is a non-profit, national sport association responsible, in collaboration with its partner Provincial/Territorial squash associations (PTs), for development of athletes, coaches and officials. Founded in 1915, Squash Canada establishes rules, standards and national programs to promote the growth and development of the sport across the country. Squash Canada is recognized by the Government of Canada as the sole national sport governing body for squash in Canada. Squash Canada is a proud member of the Canadian Olympic Committee, Commonwealth Games Canada, and Pan American and World Squash Federations. Squash Canada participates in the Pan American Championships, Commonwealth and Pan Am Games, as well as the World Team Championships at the junior and senior levels. _______ Squash Canada est un organisme sportif national à but non lucratif responsable du développement des athlètes, des entraîneurs et des officiels en collaboration avec ses associations de squash partenaires provinciales et territoriales. Fondé en 1915, Squash Canada établit les normes canadiennes en matière de squash et crée des programmes nationaux pour promouvoir la croissance et le développement du sport partout au pays. Squash Canada est reconnu par le gouvernement du Canada comme le seul organisme sportif national du squash au Canada. Squash Canada est un fier membre du Comité olympique canadien, des Jeux du Commonwealth du Canada et des fédérations des Jeux panaméricains et des Championnats du monde. De plus,