Matt Boyce

Chair

Matt has a hospitality, sales & operations background predominantly within the liquor industry.  Matt is currently the Sales & Operations Manager for Metcash Food & Grocery.

Matt started playing squash as a junior in Port Lincoln before re-engaging with the sport after a move to Adelaide in 2012.

Scott Meek

Director

Scott has a background in Architecture, Project Management and facilities infrastructure. Currently one of the founding partners of SMFA an awarding winning multidisciplinary practice based in South Australia.

Scott has been a passionate squash player for over two decades

Amy Challans

Director

Amy has a background in Law and Industrial Relations. Amy is a Past President and Director of Australian Women Lawyers, and is a member of the Women Lawyers Association of SA and the Law Society of South Australia Women Lawyers Committee. Amy has worked for a number of key Agencies in Australia and the United Kingdom and has a Bachelor Arts from The Flinders University of South Australia, a Bachelor Laws from the University of Adelaide and was admitted to the Supreme Court of South Australia as a Barrister and solicitor.  Amy also has a love for sport.

Lauren Aspinall

Director

Lauren is a speech pathologist who works with clients and their families with multiple, complex and long-term disabilities.

Lauren grew up playing squash at Campbelltown Squash Club alongside her family and progressed to representing South Australia and Australia at national and international events, including the Commonwealth Youth Games. Currently, Lauren is a volunteer at Campbelltown Squash Club and engages in the SquashSA racquetball pennant competition. 

Matt Naisby

Director

Matt works for Santos Limited as a Financial Controller Corporate Planning & Analysis.  The role is primarily accountable for coordinating the Santos obligations relating to management and external financial statutory reporting, ASX financial reporting and forecasting / budgeting.

• Providing key stakeholders with analysis, insight and commentary in relation to business performance, including performance against targets and trends, key business drivers and performance metrics
• Implementing and delivering on cost reduction efficiencies and value creation strategies where relevant as well as contributing to half-year and year-end reporting requirements to Group Finance

Carmel Maher

Director

Carmel Maher brings a wealth of leadership and governance experience across education, healthcare, and business. She served on the board of Southern Montessori School from 2016 to 2023, progressing from General Board Member to President, where she oversaw school operations, strategic planning, and community engagement. Her governance expertise was further strengthened by annual training through AISSA and active roles on the Risk, Finance, and Strategic Planning Committees.

Currently President of the sportsmed Board, Carmel plays a pivotal role in guiding brand development, IT oversight, and strategic direction. Her professional journey as a podiatrist spans over two decades, including ownership and management of multiple podiatry branches and co-leadership of the merged sportsmed podiatry entity operating across five locations. She combines clinical excellence with business acumen, contributing to governance through budgeting, stakeholder engagement, and policy development.

Carmel is a graduate member of the Australian Institue of Company Directors (AICD).

David Lipschitz

Director

David Lipschitz is a passionate advocate for squash and racquetball, having represented both Campbelltown and Next Generation clubs over many years. His dedication to the sport extends beyond the court, with over a decade of service as Club Treasurer and a recent tenure on the Finance and Risk Committee. With more than twenty years of experience serving on not-for-profit boards and committees, David brings a wealth of governance expertise. Coupled with a successful corporate and entrepreneurial background, he offers a dynamic blend of strategic insight, community leadership, and financial acumen.