Free State Squash Association
Squash in the Free State, from Pitch n Play to the national podium.
We are the provincial body for squash under Squash South Africa: the Winter and Summer Leagues, the Free State Closed, provincial teams, junior development and the largest schools squash tournament in the country, run by volunteers from Bloemfontein to Welkom and Parys.
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St Andrew's are SA Top Schools champions
The St Andrew's School boys beat defending champions Selborne College 16–8 in the final to take the national Top Schools title for the second time. Eunice finished third in the girls' section. Read more
Standings for every division
Oud Studente 1A lead the 1st League Top 5 unbeaten, with Ramblers 1A close behind. Tempe 3 and Tempe 5 are unbeaten in their leagues. All ten division tables
Summer League 2026/27 entries
Entry fees are due by 7 October 2026 on approval of a team. New this season: the player position list is published in advance for review, with a formal appeal process and penalties for playing out of position. Review the draft position list
Annual General Meeting
Date to be confirmed once the audited financial statements are ready. Notice will go to all member clubs at least 21 days ahead, with the previous AGM minutes. How meetings work
What we run
Four things the Association looks after
Leagues
The Winter League (from first league down to the development leagues) and the popular Summer League, both scored on SportyHQ.
Winter League standings →Tournaments
The Free State Closed in May, the Southern Free State Closed in September, the Goldfields tournament in Welkom, and the Growthpoint regional event.
Tournaments →Provincial teams
Free State sides for the Growthpoint (Jarvis and Kaplan) interprovincials, the Masters IPT, and junior teams across every age group.
Provincial teams →Honours
Recent results worth knowing about
- Aug 2026SA Top Schools champions — St Andrew's School (boys); Eunice third in the girls' section.
- Sep 2026Squash SA Junior Top 10 — eight Free State players in the final 2026 rankings, led by Cobus Schimper (2nd, U17 boys) and Duvan du Toit (3rd, U13 boys). Full list
- Jun 2026Masters Nationals — good finishes for the Free State men's B and D teams and the ladies' team.
- May 2026Free State Closed — Men's A: Kiran van Eeden beat Tremayne McDonald; Ladies: Sorika Engelbrecht beat Benedette van Tonder. 38 players took part.
- Apr 2026SA Junior Top 16 Closed — Cobus Schimper won the Boys U17 section in Johannesburg; Vivienne van der Schyff fifth in the girls and selected for World Juniors.
- Aug 2025Dean Katzin, SA U17 champion — won the Growthpoint SA Junior Nationals on the glass court at the V&A Waterfront. Jasmaine Rust runner-up in the U15 girls.
- Jun 2025Growthpoint Regional (Bloemfontein) — Luhann Groenewald and Lara Patrick won the men's and women's sections and went on to the finals in Cape Town.
- May 2025Free State Closed — Men's A: Tremayne McDonald; Men's B: Wiaan Coetzee; Ladies: Amy Greyvenstein.
- 2025Jarvis IPT (Gqeberha) — Free State A fifth in the B section, Free State B third in the D section.
Documents
Minutes, agendas and the constitution
The Association publishes the confirmed minutes of its general meetings, the chairman's annual report and its governing documents so that every club and player can see what the committee is doing on their behalf.
| 03 Aug 2026 | Minutes of the general meeting Draft until confirmed |
| 11 May 2026 | Minutes of the general meeting |
| 17 Nov 2025 | Chairman's Report 2025 |
| 04 Nov 2019 | Constitution of the Free State Squash Association |

