From October 1–10, 2026, the global squash community will come together for a unique celebration of the sport: World Squash Day 2026, powered by Rally28.
This year’s concept is simple but ambitious: players around the world will compete as part of one of two global teams — Team All-Stars vs Team Superstars — with every match contributing to one worldwide scoreboard. World Squash Day itself takes place on October 10, when the final global tally will close.
For clubs, federations, academies, schools, universities, leagues and individual players across the Americas, this is an opportunity to put our region on the global squash map.
How does World Squash Day 2026 work?
Every player taking part joins either Team All-Stars or Team Superstars. Matches played between October 1 and 10 contribute to the same global competition, whether they take place during a regular club night, a local league, a tournament or a professional event.
Even PSA Tour professionals have been assigned to one of the two teams, meaning recreational and club players will contribute to the same global tally as some of the world’s leading squash athletes.
A club does not necessarily need to create a brand-new event. Existing club nights, box leagues, internal ladders, competitions or league fixtures taking place during the event window can be registered and included. Team matches can range from 3 vs 3 all the way up to 50 vs 50.
How to register your club or event
Participating is straightforward:
1. Register your team match
Create your World Squash Day event through RacketRef:
Registration:
https://racketref.io/events/world-squash-day-2026
Registration is free. Clubs may also choose to make an optional US$28 donation to Rally28, which unlocks additional benefits and supports grassroots squash initiatives.
2. Book your courts
Schedule your matches anytime between October 1 and October 10. Teams can be as small as 3 vs 3 or grow to 50 vs 50.
3. Invite your players
Reach out to your club community, league players, juniors, coaches, parents and friends. Juniors are welcome to participate, and organizations can register more than one event.
4. Divide players into two teams
Balance participants between Team All-Stars and Team Superstars according to playing level to create competitive and enjoyable matches.
5. Play and score through RacketRef
RacketRef can be used to track scores live. Results are automatically synchronized with the global leaderboard, allowing every match to contribute to the worldwide total.
6. Fundraise — if you want to
Fundraising is completely optional. Clubs can organize entry fees, raffles or other initiatives. The suggested model is to keep 50% for local squash development and direct the other 50% to Rally28 grassroots grants supporting infrastructure, participation and Squash for Development projects.
7. Share your event
Post photos, videos and final results on social media and tag @Rally28Squash and @worldsquashday_official. Registered organizations also receive access to promotional assets, graphics, team frames and QR materials.
Let’s put the Americas on the global map
World Squash Day 2026 is more than a single day of competition. It is an opportunity to connect clubs, athletes and communities from across the world while showing the scale and diversity of squash ahead of its Olympic debut at Los Angeles 2028.
From PanamSquash, we invite clubs, federations, academies, leagues, schools and players throughout the Americas to get involved.
Every player can participate. Every match counts. Every club can be part of the global celebration.
Useful links
Register your event:
https://racketref.io/events/world-squash-day-2026
Full World Squash Day information:
https://rally28squash.com/WSD
Rally28 grassroots programs:
https://rally28squash.com/support
Questions and support:
info@rally28squash.com
