The Official Website of Squash Manitoba
COVID-19
Phase 3 has been approved for the
Return to Play for Squash Manitoba sanctioned programs, leagues and tournaments.
For up to date Return to Play Guidelines click here
dated September 15/20
We will continue to monitor the status of virus infection in the province and Provincial government health guidelines.
If you are or plan to engage in Squash activities at a club/facility, you must abide by the health officials guidelines that have been approved at that particular club/facility. All implementation and responsibility will be that of the facility or club.
Phase 3 has been approved for the
Return to Play for Squash Manitoba sanctioned programs, leagues and tournaments.
For up to date Return to Play Guidelines click here
dated September 15/20
We will continue to monitor the status of virus infection in the province and Provincial government health guidelines.
If you are or plan to engage in Squash activities at a club/facility, you must abide by the health officials guidelines that have been approved at that particular club/facility. All implementation and responsibility will be that of the facility or club.
SQUASH PLAYER MAGAZINE COMPLIMENTARY FOR SQUASH MANITOBA MEMBERS
Thanks to a new Squash Canada partnership with worldwide known Squash Player Magazine, Squash Manitoba members will now have complimentary access to the most latest electronic issue of the magazine.
Squash Player Magazine is issued four times a year is the leading squash magazine with top writers and experts commenting on squash. The digital circulation of the magazine will allow members to read about exciting developments and results, improve their game by learning from some of the top players in the world, and stay updated on current issues facing the squash community.
To stay up to date on all things squash, click on the link below for the Squash Player Magazine!
First you must create your login information
ACCESS MAGAZINE
Thanks to a new Squash Canada partnership with worldwide known Squash Player Magazine, Squash Manitoba members will now have complimentary access to the most latest electronic issue of the magazine.
Squash Player Magazine is issued four times a year is the leading squash magazine with top writers and experts commenting on squash. The digital circulation of the magazine will allow members to read about exciting developments and results, improve their game by learning from some of the top players in the world, and stay updated on current issues facing the squash community.
To stay up to date on all things squash, click on the link below for the Squash Player Magazine!
First you must create your login information
ACCESS MAGAZINE
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Squash for Life
Long Term Player Development
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beyondthenick.ca
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See the Long-Term Player Development document (PDF)
See the Long-Term Athlete Development for Parents document (PDF)
See the Long-Term Athlete Development for Parents document (PDF)
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Donate to Junior Squash in Manitoba
(tax receipts issued)
Great news! Junior Squash in Manitoba have been approved as an approved project under the National Sport Trust Fund-Manitoba Division.
Squash Manitoba is a non profit organization. We receive a large portion of our funding from Sport Manitoba, a partner of the Provincial Government. Sport Manitoba has incurred funding cuts, and a portion of these cuts have been passed on to all of the provincial sport organizations including Squash Manitoba.
Previous boards and direction have left Squash Manitoba on solid financial grounds and very able to weather small funding cuts without affecting current programs. However, the facts are that the organization is facing decreased funding and increased costs. To help offset these costs Squash Manitoba has applied for, and been approved, to be a recipient for the National Sport Trust Fund (NTSF). Anyone but parents of Squash Manitoba Junior Provincial Team athletes can donate to this fund and receive a tax receipt for that donation. All of the funds donated go to programs for junior squash in Manitoba.
Junior squash players in Manitoba have a history of punching way above our weight class in terms of results and levels of participation. The goal is not only to maintain current junior squash programs, but to grow the programs. All of your donations can go a long way to getting more junior squash players on the court.
Please follow the link below and then the instructions if you wish to donate. *
https://app.etapestry.com/hosted/NationalSportTrustFund-Ma/OnlineDonation.html
* Please use the "Select a Project" pull-down menu and choose "Squash Manitoba - Junior Provincial Team Fund".
Squash Manitoba is a non profit organization. We receive a large portion of our funding from Sport Manitoba, a partner of the Provincial Government. Sport Manitoba has incurred funding cuts, and a portion of these cuts have been passed on to all of the provincial sport organizations including Squash Manitoba.
Previous boards and direction have left Squash Manitoba on solid financial grounds and very able to weather small funding cuts without affecting current programs. However, the facts are that the organization is facing decreased funding and increased costs. To help offset these costs Squash Manitoba has applied for, and been approved, to be a recipient for the National Sport Trust Fund (NTSF). Anyone but parents of Squash Manitoba Junior Provincial Team athletes can donate to this fund and receive a tax receipt for that donation. All of the funds donated go to programs for junior squash in Manitoba.
Junior squash players in Manitoba have a history of punching way above our weight class in terms of results and levels of participation. The goal is not only to maintain current junior squash programs, but to grow the programs. All of your donations can go a long way to getting more junior squash players on the court.
Please follow the link below and then the instructions if you wish to donate. *
https://app.etapestry.com/hosted/NationalSportTrustFund-Ma/OnlineDonation.html
* Please use the "Select a Project" pull-down menu and choose "Squash Manitoba - Junior Provincial Team Fund".