East Coast Squash Academy

The East Coast Squash Academy has officially been ranked #18 in the world in the Top 30 Squash Blogs for 2026, recognised alongside some of the sport’s leading international platforms. 🌍🏆

This recognition reflects more than just content. It highlights the Academy’s commitment to developing players, sharing high-performance coaching principles, and contributing meaningful insights to the wider squash community both locally and globally.

From grassroots participation to elite performance pathways, we’re proud to continue building a system that helps players grow both on and off the court.

Read the full blog via the link below:
https://www.eastcoastsquashacademy.com.au/blog/east-coast-squash-academy-ranked-18-in-top-30-squash-blogs-worldwide-2026

View the full blog list here:
https://bloggers.feedspot.com/squash_blogs/

Meet Jackson Wylie, the 2026 Chris Robertson Junior Player of the Year! 🏆🔥

His remarkable season of growth, perseverance, and outstanding performances across Australia's junior circuit is a testament to the power of dedication and hard work.

Read more about his journey: https://www.eastcoastsquashacademy.com.au/blog/jackson-wylie-awarded-2026-chris-robertson-junior-player-of-the-year

Squash’s Path to LA28 – How Elanora is Leading the Charge for the Northern Beaches Discover how Elanora Squash & Fitness Centre is inspiring squash players on the road to the 2028 Olympics. From world-class facilities to community programs, be part of the journey.

East Coast Squash Academy Bronze Junior Tournament 2025 No.1 – A Thrilling Start to the Year! The courts at Willoughby Squash Club were alive with energy on Sunday, February 2nd, as we kicked off our first junior event of the year—the East Coast Squash Academy Bronze Junior Tournament...

Play Squash & Live Longer! In the video "Play These Sports & Live Longer!” Dr. Daniel Amen discusses how racquet sports can enhance brain health and contribute to a longer life. These sports improve hand-eye coordination,...

East Coast Squash Academy Hosts Inaugural School Championships at Willoughby Squash Club ​On October 27th, East Coast Squash Academy had the privilege of hosting its very first School Championships at Willoughby Squash Club. This event marked a significant milestone in our mission to...

East Coast Squash Academy celebrates a stellar performance at the Australian Junior Championships 2024 The Academy is thrilled to announce the outstanding achievements of our players at the recent Australian Junior Individual and Team Championships held at Thornleigh Squash and Fitness Centre in...

Amazing job opportunity for students!!
Table Tennis Facilitator:
We’re hiring!
Facilitator – Table Tennis Sessions in the Sydney CBD.
✅ Easy work – set up the tables, welcome players, sign them in, keep things running smoothly.
✅ Perfect for uni students, school leavers, gym instructors, or anyone with a few spare afternoons a week.
✅ Shifts: Mon, Wed, Thu (3–6 pm) & Sun (2–6 pm)
✅ Car space included (5–10 min walk from the venue)
✅ Great fit for anyone who’s friendly, reliable, and loves being around people in a social sports setting.
This role is moving fast – with the weekend open day looking like a sell-out, we may start as early as next week.
Please reach out if you require any more information

UTS Open Day, sign up for squash!

🏆 AJO 2025 RECAP – Future Stars Shine Bright! 🏆

The Australian Junior Open at the incredible Melbourne Sports & Aquatic Centre, home to 9 glass-back courts and a stunning all-glass show court, hosted an unforgettable week of squash action. With squash legends like David Palmer, Vicky Cardwell, Anthony Ricketts, Cassie Jackman, Anthony Hill, Jenny Duncalf, and Rachel Grinham having graced the same courts in the past, it was an honour to see the next generation rise to the occasion!

🙌 A huge congratulations to all NSW players on a strong showing—and an extra round of applause to the juniors coached by East Coast Squash Academy! For some, it was their first major international tournament, and they rose to the challenge. 💪

👏 Special Mentions:

Jackson Wylie – 🥉 3rd place U19 Boys

Marcus Wang – 6th place U19 Boys

Hailey Frankcomb – 11th place U17 Girls

Ella Moufarrige – 16th place U17 Girls

Darvin Thavendran – 29th place U17 Boys

Josh Markham – 16th place U17 Boys

Oliver Dickens – 18th place U17 Boys

Nathan Williamson – 39th place U17 Boys

Thomas Wang – 🥉 3rd place U15 Boys

Naveen Sanghera – 9th place U15 Boys

Oscar Dickens – 22nd place U15 Boys

Niah Low Nang – 10th place U15 Girls

Hannah Frankcomb – 13th place U15 Girls

Pirthika Thavendran – 15th place U15 Girls

Elizabeth Wang – 4th place U13 Girls

Samiya Sanghera – 14th place U13 Girls

🎉 Whether it was a podium finish or valuable match experience, we're incredibly proud of every player’s growth and resilience. A special mention to all our coaches for their guidance, and to everyone who has been supporting East Coast Squash Academy!

📸 Swipe to see our talented Monday Girls Squad at Willoughby! Well done to all of the girls – this squad is growing fast and bringing together some of the best junior female players in NSW. (P.S. Ella had to dash to catch her flight back to Sydney ✈️).

We’re building a strong, inclusive pathway for junior girls in squash — and we’d love to have you join us! 💥

📩 Want to be part of the journey?
Enquire now via: [email protected]