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Middle and High School Squash

High School Squash is one of the fastest growing areas in the game today. More than 800 players and 100 teams competed in the 2009 U.S. High School Team Championships in New Haven, CT. Due to the dedicated work of squash enthusiasts, often supported by grants from the U.S. SQUASH Junior Development Endowment Fund and other aid from the organization, a large number of new school programs are emerging every year.

The number of middle schools offering squash is growing each year. At the 2nd U.S. Middle School Championships in 2009, more than 30 teams participated from around the country, double that number that played in the inaugural year of the event.