Squash and Racketball

About Squash

 

Squash is among the most popular and successful sports in England (Active People 2006). Racketball is an exciting new sport which can attract people of all ages and athletic ability.  It’s complementary to Squash - it’s simple to learn, uses the same court as Squash and has very similar scoring.   Both sports are extremely highly regarded in terms of efficiency of exercise and a “return on time invested” which is invaluable in a busy world. Games are played using point-a-rally scoring system, the winner of each rally scores a point whether or not they have served to start the rally, if the game reaches 10-all, a player must win by two clear points.

 

Players can be introduced to squash from 5 years old through the Mini Squash Programme which is delivered in schools and clubs.

 

Local Contacts

 

Fraser Liversage
Area Manager
London - Middlesex - Surrey - Sussex - Kent
fraser.liversage@englandsquashandracketball.com

 

Barbara Peddy
Area Adminstrator
London & South East
Barbara.peddy@englandsquashandracketball.com
01483 689296

 

Area Office:

England Squash & Racketball
University of Surrey, UniSport
Guildford, Surrey, GU2 7XH

Website: www.englandsquashandracketball.com

 

Sussex Squash & Racketball Association
Secretary: Simon Tunley
s.f.tunley@sussex.ac.uk

Website: www.sussexsquash.org.uk

 

National Contacts

England Squash & Racketball
National Squash Centre
Rowsley Street
Manchester
M11 3FF

Tel: 0161 231 4499
Fax: 0161 231 4231

Email: enquiries@englandsquash.com

Website: www.englandsquashandracketball.com

 

Rules of the Game
 

For full and abbreviated version of squash rules visit: www.worldsquash.org.uk/rules-rules.asp