Membership
Squash BC has two distinct types of membership. Individual membership for each individual person, and facility membership, which allows various facilities (clubs, rec centres, universities etc) to be a member.
What Squash BC does for the community
- Advocate for our sport creating more awareness and understanding of squash; advocate for existing squash facilities and for more public, accessible squash facilities to build our game
- Maintain government relations and liaison with Squash Canada and other squash and sport organizations
- Provide athlete accident insurance as well as certificates of insurance for facilities and general liability insurance for sanctioned event organizers
- Sanction tournaments and leagues which services your club members, supports inter-club competition and forms the basis of your players’ provincial squash rankings
- Bid to host Provincial and National Championships that raises the profile of your club and helps maintain your relevance in the community
- Support the pathway for coach and official training and certification
- Organize sanctioned Officiating Clinics and Mini Rules Clinics which builds and maintains the infrastructure necessary to conduct fair and safe competitions
- Run Coaching Clinics necessary to support player development and training
- Junior Development, Women and Girls in Squash, Recreational, High Performance, Post Secondary, Roving Coach
- Hold squash events such as clinics, camps, and socials as well as training and provincial teams
- Raising funds to support current and new programs to grow our sport
- Sound financial management and funding
- Provide E-newsletter, website, social media, PR, and promotion of squash
- Squash BC ranking for every member along with Squash Canada rating & World Squash Federation ranking