The Australian Masters Squash Association (AMSA) promotes and encourages the game of squash for players aged 35 years and over.  It provides an opportunity for people who still enjoy playing squash to play against mature age people in a more social but still competitive environment.

AMSA has eight organisational member bodies which include:

• ACT Masters Squash Association Inc.https://youtu.be/R5sZoDehyRs
• New South Wales Masters Squash Players Association Incorporated
• Northern Territory Masters Squash Association Incorporated
• Queensland Masters Squash Association Incorporated
• South Australian Masters Squash Association Incorporated
• Tasmanian Masters Squash Association Incorporated
• Victorian Masters Squash Association Incorporated
• Western Australian Masters Squash

Normally the Australian Masters Squash Championships are held in September each year over a two week period where over 600 masters players participate.  The first week consists of Aged Individual titles for both men and women and an Interstate Teams Series in the second week.  The Championships are hosted by each state on a rotational basis. This year, the Championships are being held in Dural, New South Wales from 4-15 September. Click here to enter and find out more

Every two years, a Trans Tasman Test Series is held between Australia and New Zealand.  To enable the event to be held in alternate years to the WSF World Masters Squash Championships, our two Associations have agreed to hold the 26th Series this year in Wanaka and Invercargill, NZ in October. Further information is on the Trans Tasman Test Series page.

Masters Pennant and Tournaments are also held throughout the year in the various states. Contact your State Association to find more.

If you have recently “retired” from playing, haven’t played for a while and would like to do so again, or are just a beginner who also enjoys the social aspect of squash – why not come along and try the Masters approach.  All you need is your racquet and some enthusiasm to compete whilst having a good time with good company.  This is what we call the “Masters Spirit”.