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  • 2025 LachWil Cambridge Open

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    Thanks Tim Cowell   A little bit lost for words on how to start summing up this year’s event.  So much work has gone into both the event and the centre in the lead up to it.  One of the first additions to this year was the Men’s and Women’s achieving PSA satellite status –…

  • Junior Program Wind Up Activity Ideas

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    Thanks to the wonderful folks over at Fuel to Go & Play, check out these wind up activities that will help teach your juniors about good nutrition.  We think they’re VERY cool!   ps. You DON’T have to be a health professional to deliver these activities, we checked!   Wind Up Activity Ideas (1)

  • Supporting our Young Athletes

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    Daniel Marsh has been playing squash for as long as he can remember.  Moving through the ranks as a junior, he also became a coach at a young age to start giving back to the sport he loves.  A fantastic role model for his younger peers, Daniel has been nominated for Squash WA’s Junior of…

  • Jahangir Khan is Coming to Mirrabooka!

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    As part of a fundraising tour for the Shahid Afridi Foundation, the GOAT himself will be swinging by Mirrabooka on Sunday 1 February for a meet & greet hosted by our very own Aussie GOAT, and Jahangir’s 1982 World Open Men’s Final opponent Dean Williams!! See flyer below for more information. This is a once…

  • 2025 Great Southern Wheatbelt Teams

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    Thanks Katanning Squash Club   A whopping 120 individual players came from all corners of the state to compete in the 2025 Great Southern Wheatbelt Team Championships from 14 to 16 November.  Hosted by Katanning Squash Club this year, there were nine divisions, mostly featuring 4 teams of 3 people playing a round robin format. …

  • 2025 WA Closed

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    Thanks Josie Jones   Although the 2025 WA Closed didn’t attract quite as many entries as one could hope, it was a short and sweet weekend with some of the strongest competition in the state. From Friday evening all the way through to Saturday arvo, Belmont was pumping with action and an electric atmosphere.   …

  • Sponsor Spotlight – November 2025

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    Harcher   This month we bring to you one of our treasured sponsors of Country Week!  Anyone who organises any sort of event on the squash calendar would know that these just would NOT exist without the support of the LEGENDS within our community!   Now let’s get to know a bit more about Harcher!…

  • Sponsor Spotlight – ECG Engineering

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      Sponsor Spotlight – ECG Engineering   This month we are featuring another one of our wonderful sponsors: ECG Engineering!  ECG Engineering are a genuinely community-minded business who have supported a number of events at state and club level, and most recently supported the Australian Masters Squash Championships in September.    If you’ve ever been…

  • Ref’s Rule – October 2025

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    Thanks Neil Butler   Court Conditions   Given the changes in court construction and the types of floors being used, the rules have been changed to include clear instructions to the Referee in circumstances where the floor becomes wet.   If the court becomes wet because of sweat from the players during normal play, either…

  • Coaches Corner – October 2025

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    Volunteer Bootcamp – Coaching Masterclass Summary   Guest Contributor: Level 3 Coach and Level 1 Coach Assessor Dave Fear     Thanks to funding from the Federal Government, we were able to deliver a series of bite-sized professional development sessions for a group of wonderful volunteers that work with children and young people in our…