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2026 South Australian Women's Classic
Sun 14 Jun 2026 10:00 - 16:00
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Registrations for this event are closed.
2026 South Australian Women’s Classic
Celebrate strength, skill, and community at our 2026 South Australian Women’s Classic — a vibrant event designed to honour women and girls in squash and racquetball across all ages and abilities.
This tournament brings players together for a day of competitive yet supportive squash and racquetball, featuring both singles and doubles divisions in squash and racquetball. Whether you’re an experienced competitor, a social player stepping into competition for the first time, or returning to the court after a break, this event is about participation, confidence, and connection as much as it is about results.
Players can expect:
- 🏆Structured singles and doubles matches across graded divisions
- 💪 A positive, inclusive atmosphere that champions women in sport
- 🤝 Opportunities to connect with other women and girls in the squash community
- 🌟 A celebration of female athletes, role models, and pathways in squash
The tournament is proudly focused on empowering women, building visibility for female participation in squash, and creating a space where competition and encouragement go hand in hand. From juniors and social players to open and elite divisions, every match contributes to a shared celebration of women in sport.
Strong rallies. Supportive players. Powerful community.
Join us on court and be part of a tournament that celebrates women — not just as players, but as leaders, competitors, and champions.