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Bounce Back
The Bounce Back campaign aims to bring the squash community in England together during the COVID-19 pandemic, and will provide opportunities, guidance and resources to clubs and venues to help them re-engage the one million people who play squash in England.
Your success stories
How clubs and venues are bouncing back:
Reopening Bedale Squash Club
We visited Bedale Squash Club to see what steps they are taking in preparation for a safe return to play.
Reopening Chapel Allerton Squash Club
Find out what measures the six-court venue is introduced to facilitate safe play and reassure members.
Club Matters Return to Play series
Returning to Squash at Peterborough Town Sports Club
Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis and Squash Club
Pay and play sees record numbers.
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Hythe Cricket and Squash Club
Crowdfunding raises £26,000.
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Pontefract Squash & Leisure Club
Families flock resulting in membership boost.
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DOWNLOADS: COVID-safe squash
Our COVID-safe squash downloads help to demonstrate to players and the wider community that your venue is COVID-safe and that you have followed the England Squash and Government guidance on managing the risk of COVID-19.
If you are following the England Squash guidelines then you can use the badge for your Twitter, Facebook and Insta profile image and use the graphic for your website and social media news feed posts. Be sure to include our COVID-safe squash page link: englandsquash.com/covidsafe to provide further clarity and information to players.
COVID safe squash: social media profile image
COVID safe squash: social media feed graphic
COVID safe squash: social media feed graphic
COVID safe squash: social media feed graphic
COVID safe squash: social media feed graphic
COVID safe squash: social media feed graphic
Latest Bounce Back initiatives
Team Laura vs Team Nick
On World Squash Day (10th October), we launched Team Laura vs Team Nick with players from around the country picking a side, getting on court and recording their scores via SquashLevels in the greatest team squash battle. The initiative aimed to provide clubs with a competitive opportunity to encourage their players back on court safely, Leamington Squash Club recorded 60 matches and said,
'Great idea that certainly helped Leamington with getting people back on court. A bit of competition always helps'.
Unfortunately the contest was brought to a premature end by the national lockdown imposed on 5th November. However, despite the restrictions, 459 matches were played during the competition’s final week, bringing the total to an impressive 1,165 matches.
Team Laura claimed victory over Team Nick, triumphing 667-498.
Look out for similar initiatives in future.
#WhyILoveSquash
We're supporting the World Squash Day #WhyILoveSquash campaign which celebrates all the amazing reasons why people play, coach, referee and volunteer in squash! Download our template and use it to share #WhyILoveSquash quotes from your players and workforce on social media.
More coming soon
Head back soon for further opportunities, resources and downloads!
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Team Laura vs Team Nick
Whose side are you on? Enter the world's biggest squash contest starting on 10th October!
