WSF World Junior Squash Championships 20 July – 31 July 2026, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Canada
The long wait is over and the World Squash Junior Championships are back!
We’re in Niagara-on-the Lake, Canada, for the 2026 edition, which begins today at 10:00 local time (GMT-4).
There are a whopping 134 matches to enjoy today across the White Oaks Resort and Ridley College venues.
Action from four courts – the Jonathon Power Glass Court, Clive Caldwell Glass Court, Court 6 and Court 7 – is available to enjoy live and free on WORLDSQUASH.TV as well as select partner channels.
Click here to view the full schedule, draws and results.
On the main glass court, there are 16 matches taking place today, with 16 different national federations represented on the show court. Among the players on the glass court today are are the tournament’s top seeds.
Mohamad Zakaria, aiming to be the first man to win the event three times, is on the show court at 16:00 and plays the winner of Wu Cheok Io v Tyler Dromgoole. Women’s top seed Anahat Singh, who is hoping to become India’s first ever junior world champion, is on the show court at 19:20 and will take on either Kristina Begeba or Pui Yin Chloe Lo.
The 2026 World Squash Junior Championships are taking place at the White Oaks Resort & Spa in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada, from 20-31 July.
Keep up with all the action at worldsquash.sport and World Squash Junior Championships website.
Click here to view the full schedule, draws and results.
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