2026 Spring Pennant

A Grade Racquetball Pennant and Racqueteers

Racquetball SA, in conjunction with Squash SA, runs a weekly Monday night pennant competition.

The competition is played across two seasons each year:

• Autumn: February to June
• Spring: August to November

Get Involved

If you’re interested in joining the Pennant Competition or reserving a spot, please contact your local club or reach out to Squash SA:

• 📞 8276 4054
• 📧 squash@squashsa.asn.au

Important Information

To compete in the Adelaide Racquetball Pennant:

• You must be an affiliated member of Squash SA
• All players must hold at least a Squash SA Local Membership

You can join by signing up through your club’s website or via the registration link provided.

Club Registration

If you need assistance, please contact your club or Squash SA.

A Grade Racquetball and Raqueteers

Teams consist of two players, with each competition including:

• One singles rubber per player, and
• One doubles rubber

Rubbers are played as best of three games, with each game scored to 15 points (Sudden death at 14 all)

A grade Racquetball is for higher level competition, and Racqueteers is more social and relaxed.

Get Involved

If you would like to participate in the next pennant season or register your interest, please contact your local club or Squash SA:

• 📞 8276 4054
• 📧 squash@squashsa.asn.au

Racquetball A Grade Autumn 2026 Pennant Bylaws

Racquteers Pennant Bylaws 2026

Player and Referee Guidelines

What is Racquetball?

Racquetball is often described as a cross between tennis and squash—but with an added emphasis on fun and accessibility. It’s easier to pick up than many racquet sports, making it perfect for beginners and experienced players alike.

Played on a standard squash court, racquetball uses a larger, bouncier ball and a racquet with a bigger head and shorter handle, making it easier to hit and control. Even if you’ve never played a racquet sport before, you can be up and playing in no time—in fact, the basics can be learned in just a few minutes.

You can play both singles and doubles, with mixed play being especially popular. Racquetball is a sport for all ages and abilities, making it easy for anyone to get on court and enjoy the game.

Racquetball is also a fantastic indoor fitness activity. With longer rallies and constant movement, it provides a strong aerobic workout, helping to burn calories while improving hand-eye coordination, reflexes, and overall fitness.

If you’ve played squash or tennis and are looking for a similar activity that’s easier on the body, or if you’re a beginner wanting to try an accessible indoor sport, racquetball is the perfect fit.