Regent Racquets Club

Unfortunately we are no longer operating due to the Fort closure.

We encourage you to join Jersey Squash and Racketball club based in St Clements and look forward to seeing you on court.

Jersey Squash & Racketball Club

Please take a look at the new sports developments being proposed and take part in the survey.

Good news that squash courts will be built at the east development but what about town ?

Inspiring Active Places Jersey’s Inspiring Active Places Strategy is a bold, ambitious strategy. It sets out the Government’s ambition to redevelop and replace its existing sports facilities with a network of public sport and wellbeing hubs. This is a 10-year plan to invest over £100m in new, state of the art sport an...

At long last we can release exciting information about the new sporting facilities proposed for the island including new squash courts. £100 million has been earmarked for this project.

Please take part in the survey so we can put our thoughts as to what is needed.

Inspiring Active Places Jersey’s Inspiring Active Places Strategy is a bold, ambitious strategy. It sets out the Government’s ambition to redevelop and replace its existing sports facilities with a network of public sport and wellbeing hubs. This is a 10-year plan to invest over £100m in new, state of the art sport an...

GREAT NEWS - From Monday 13th

At long last the squash courts at Fort Regent are open and you can play matches.

You can now book through the Active app or by phone or in person.

Details of leagues and coaching coming soon.

Look forward to seeing you on court

Disappointed that the government are still not allowing the squash courts to open. We were hoping today with notice of moving to the next level we would be able to get back on court but it’s not to be. 😔😔

Tongue in cheek

Sixteen irritating habits of squash players – Squash Gear Reviews The more you play squash, the more the little things your opponents do begin to frustrate you. We've listed 16 of the top irritations.

🤔 Can you spot yourself or someone else? Or maybe your profile isn’t there?

Nine different types of squash players according to what's in their bag From beginners to professionals, we’ve taken a look at the different types of squash players you're likely to meet at your local squash club.

All I can do today is look at the squash court 😔

We can’t play squash yet so how about padel tennis - a cross between squash and tennis

What do the lines mean on court?