UK Racketball Competitors

England Squash is the national governing body for squash in England and is responsible for the organisation and promotion of the sport throughout the country. We also have many links with other professional sporting organisations inside and outside squash. We are a member national federation of both the World and European Squash Federations (WSF and ESF) and we work with the Professional Squash Association (PSA – the men’s and women's tour body). Other significant non squash partners include Sport England, UK Sport, the Youth Sport Trust, The Sport & Recreation Alliance, Local Authorities and county sports partnerships.

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

The overall aim of the European Squash Federation (ESF) Is to promote the growth of squash across Europe. ESF is responsible for creating and upholding the regulations for European tournaments, as well as for upholding and enforcing the regulations of squash. ESF arrange various European Championships for teams and individual players, across all age groups, and also organise the European Junior Circuit – a series of over 30 events across Europe for young squash players up to 18 years old as well as the European Masters Circuit – a series of 17 events across Europe for players over 35 years old. 46 countries and territories across Europe have joined ESF which means that their players and clubs are able to enter ESF tournaments and participate in ESF coaching and refereeing courses. These central courses are run by experienced professionals to help develop the skills and expertise of local coaches and referees all around Europe. ESF is one of five regional federations that work closely with the World Squash Federation who set the standards for all the technical aspects of squash and co-ordinate the global squash calendar.