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What we do

Being a member of the national organization provides communication of the national squash events via a weekly email newsletter and monthly magazine. In addition, members of US Squash are able to be rated, ranked and play in US Squash sanctioned events.

Communication

We keep our members informed on squash activity and events at all local clubs and organizations via our email newsletters and website: www.SeattleSquash.com.

League

From October through March, players from clubs across the Seattle area meet for evenings of friendly but competitive team squash. The 2025–2026 season fielded 22 teams and more than 150 players across three divisions, aged from 14 to nearly 70, playing close to 150 matches at the PRO Club, the University of Washington, the Washington Athletic Club, SAC Downtown, SAC Northgate and Columbia Athletic Club. The season ends in finals — played in March 2026 at SAC Downtown — with prizes and trophies awarded.

For 2026–2027 the season has been shortened, and matches run on Tuesday and Friday nights to ease court congestion. Divisions are set by U.S. Squash rating: 4.60 and above, 4.01–4.59, and 4.00 and below, and an active U.S. Squash membership is required to play. Full details and the season’s questions and answers are on the Winter League and league information pages.

There is also an informal summer session between seasons.

Tournaments

We hold two tournaments a year. At the beginning of the season (October) we hold the Washington State Open, and at the end of the season (April/May) we run the Seattle City Championships. Both tournaments have men’s and women’s divisions and we encourage juniors to play with adults in these divisions.

Support

We support our local squash community by funding and volunteering to help

  • The Seattle Howe Cup teams that represent our area at the National Women’s Team Championships.
  • Local Coaches with promotion of squash and their events.
  • The local junior squash programs, from players picking up a racquet for the first time to juniors competing at the top levels of play.