England Squash have released a fund called the Bounce Back Grant to support clubs wanting to kick start squash and racketball in their areas once the restrictions are relaxed.See full story...
Due to the government's latest advice on Coronovirus (Covid 19) and non-essential travel and social contact, the County Executive committee has decided to suspend all county squash activity until further notice.See full story...
The County masters took place at Penrith last weekend, across 4 age groups. Victory went to David McGlasson (O70), Chris Lilley (O65), Collis Sheik (O60) and Dave Box (O55)See full story...
The County Masters will take place on Saturday 8th February
The number of entries for the restarted County Closed Masters Competition is lower than expected, but will still go ahead, but just on Saturday afternoon, 8th February at Penrith Squash & Racketball Club.See full story...
Adam Goad and Victoria Bell retained their Cumbria County Closed titles in the tournament at Carlisle. Adam beat Paul Bell in the men's A final, with Victoria defeating Eve Driver. This is Adam's second win, whilst Victoria has been champion now for 11 successive years. There was a strong entry this year, with over 60 entries spread across 7 men's groups, and the women played a round robin tournament to decide who would be finalists.See full story...
Cumbria will hold its first county closed racketball competition this April in Carlisle. The tournament will be held over the weekend of the 25th and 26th of April.See full story...
There will be a marking and refereeing workshop at Carlisle Squash Club on Saturday 29th February, from 1pm to 4pm. This is free to participants, and will be delivered by Joss Garvey - England Squash's Marking and Refereeing Staff Coach.See full story...
The Junior County Closed Competition was held at Carlisle Squash Club with Adam Goad winning the U19 competition, Josh Tang the U17 and Nathan Sellers the Under 13 comp. Neve Runcie was awarded this years' Matthew Allison award.See full story...
In the leagues, Wigton A won the 1st division and Wigton B the 2nd division this year. Both Wigton teams were in the finals of the cups. Carlisle C beat Wigton A to claim the A team cup, but Wigton B remained unbeaten all season by defeating Kendal B in the B cup final.See full story...
Jonny Irving from Wigton Squash Club wins this year's Hazel Award for services to squash in Cumbria , recognising his years of service as a player, coach and administrator.See full story...
Adam Goad, a 16 year old from Carlisle, ended Paul Bell's 11 year reign as Cumbria Squash County Champion. Victoria Bell won the women's competition for the 10th year running, beating Eve Driver in the final. There were wins for Glenn Spary of Carlisle in the B comp, Sam Harrison of Wigton in the C comp, Joseph Broadley (Carlisle) in the A Plate, Mark Vasey (Carlisle) in the B Plate and Robert Bauld (Carlisle) in the C plate. In total there were almost 50 entries - making this a significantly larger field than the previous yearSee full story...
Dougie Short and Gordon Thompson have recently died. The Windscale Club & Cumbria Squash and Racketball have issued tributes to their long years of support and service to squash.See full story...
