Squash Australia Announces Extended National Partnership with Squash.com.au

Squash Australia is pleased to announce an extended partnership with Squash.com.au, renewing and strengthening the organisation’s national alignment with Australia’s leading squash retailer and a long-standing supporter of the sport.

The renewed agreement confirms Squash.com.au as the Official Retail Partner of Squash Australia, continuing a relationship that directly supports players, coaches, clubs, and major events across the country.

As part of the partnership, Squash.com.au will again deliver on-site retail services at the nation’s biggest squash events in 2026, including the Squash Australian Open in Brisbane, the Australian Junior Open, the Oceania Junior Championships, and the World Masters Championships in Perth.

In a major extension to the agreement, Squash.com.au will also introduce a new benefit for the squash community.

“Squash.com.au will assist every registered Australian squash player and every registered Australian squash club with a voucher to the online store equal to the value of their registration,” said Steven Walton, Director of Squash.com.au.

“With this partnership, we hope to support Australia’s up-and-coming junior and senior players and their coaches with the top-of-the-line product support.”

The partnership announcement also sees official racket partner, Inform sign on for a second term and Swedish high-performance footwear brand Kanso joining as the official squash shoe partner formally under the Squash.com.au retail umbrella.

The innovative footwear brand has rapidly gained global attention over the past three years, sponsoring several leading international players, including Australia’s Jessica Turnbull and Dylan Molinaro. 

Squash Australia CEO Robert Donaghue said the strengthened partnership with Squash.com.au, Inform and Kanso reflects the shared commitment to supporting all levels of the game.

“We’re delighted to be extending our relationship with Squash.com.au. Their continued support— along with the commitment of premium partners like Inform and Kanso —plays a vital role in ensuring our athletes, coaches and clubs have access to world-class equipment,” Donaghue said.

“This expanded agreement represents a significant investment back into the squash community, and we’re grateful for the ongoing commitment to the future of the sport in Australia.”

Inform and Squash Australia will collaborate on a limited-edition Pride Racket, with a portion of proceeds donated to Squash Australia’s Rainbow Racquets Network, supporting LGBTQIA+ inclusion within the sport.