Subscriptions are from 1st April to 31st March (following year). If you would like to join you will need to fill out our Membership Application Form.

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There is a range of competitive and social forms of squash to cater for all levels and abilities of players.

For ALL Members – social and competitive – a great way to meet new people. Its easy, informal and fun.

This is a great fun way to start your squash involvement. It consists of 4 members in a team and playing social squash with American scoring and a 15 minute time limit. We have 3 rounds a year with each round lasting 6 weeks. There is a prize giving and we have had the Seedy Brothers band playing at our last two final night. The teams are graded into different divisions. Our next Business House will be starting at the end of October. Start thinking about your team now, as this is great to get your friends involved especially if you know someone who will like to have a go at squash. 

This is run from time to time during the year, on a play as you turn up basis. More of a social context – play as many games as you can. This kicks off from about 7.00 pm.

Ladies Night
This is run on Wednesdays, 6.00 pm to 7.30 pm. Open to all ladies, being free for members and for non-members $2 per time for the first 3 evenings and $7 after that. We do a bit of coaching, play casual games. A very informal time and a great way to meet other women in the Club.

This is a night for children aged 7 to 18 to come down and learn more about squash or improve their game. Any help from parents is greatly appreciated. Free for Club members and $2 for non-members.

For competitive and / or graded players. Involves inter-club rivalry and is played during the season. Usually Women on Tuesdays and Men on a Wednesday night, on a home and away basis. Competition starts around April and runs through till August. Finishes with interzone final against winning Taranaki teams in September, played at our Club.

For the fully paid up member and competitive player. If you are ungraded to start - play a tournament and you immediately get on the grading list or contact Donna Harold during office hours on (06) 345 3680. Points are accumulated as you play tournament and/or interclub. Grades range from U/G (ungraded) F1, E2, E1, D2, D1, C2, C1, B2, B1, A2, through to A1 (the elite players). As you gain more points you will progress through the grades. Grading lists are on the right hand side of the main notice board.

You can play tournaments throughout New Zealand. The Wanganui clubs tournament schedule is listed on the main notice baord. Support your club and play in your tournaments. You will need to be able to mark and referee but will be given help with this to start, therefore learn the rules - contact Donna Harold to pick up a booklet on the basic rules.

Are exactly that. They are intended to provide new members a competitive arena in which to improve. Its about participating and learning. Of course time at the bar or just meeting other new members is justifiably as important.

Caters for players according to grades. Is initially district based. Teams from each club compete over a weekend to win the right to represent their district. A National play off determines the top club for each grade.