Squash Australia Information

Squash Australia is the governing body for Squash in Australia. The organisation was founded in 1934. Squash Australia is focused on the development of the game across Australia, in all its aspects. The organisation has a Federated structure, with its members being the State Squash Associations. The primary responsibilities of Squash Australia are: • the coordination of National Teams and programs • the conduct of National Championships • the oversight of National Accreditation of Coaches and Referees • membership and representation in the World Squash and Australian Sporting communities • outlining Policies and Procedures associated with Anti-Doping, Member Protection and Governance. Squash in Australia has a long and successful history, with many World, British and Commonwealth Games champions representing Australia, across both Men’s and Women’s competitions. The organisation takes great pride in the success of Squash at the Commonwealth Games, both in terms of raising the profile of the sport and the outstanding performance of the Australian competitors.