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SUMMARY:Championnat Québécois Junior Ouvert 2026 / Quebec Junior Open 2026 - NJC Platinum
DESCRIPTION:S’inscrire à l’événement / Register for the event\nINFORMATIONS (FRANÇAIS)Dates du tournoi : 16-18 janvier 2025 \n* REMARQUE : LES MATCHS PEUVENT COMMENCER DÈS 9 H LE VENDREDI \nLieu du tournoi : \nSite principal : Club Atwater\, 3505\, avenue Atwater\, Montréal (Québec) H3H 1Y2\nClub de squash de l’Université McGill : 475\, avenue des Pins Ouest\, Montréal (Québec) H2W 1S4\nFrais d’inscription et dates limites :​​​​​​​ \nInscriptions régulières : U11\, U13\, novice mixte : 115 $ + TVQ + TPS\nInscriptions au CNJ : U15\, U17\, U19 (frais de sanction du NJC inclus) : 125 $ + TVQ + TPS\nDate limite: 6 janvier 2026\nInscription inclus: \nSouvenir de l’événement\nDîner du samedi\nTrophées et prix\nPrix de tirage au sort\nTous les participants du Québec doivent être membres actifs de Squash Québec pour participer au tournoi. \n​​​​​​​Arbitrage des joueurs \nDans toutes les compétitions juniors accréditées par Squash Canada\, les joueurs sont responsables de l’arbitrage de leurs pairs. Les gagnants et les perdants sont responsables de l’arbitrage après leur match ; le gagnant agit comme arbitre et le perdant comme marqueur\, sauf autorisation du directeur du tournoi. Ce dernier peut également demander aux joueurs d’arbitrer des matchs à d’autres moments ou sur d’autres terrains.\nL’arbitre et le marqueur doivent être prêts et présents immédiatement après la fin de leur match. Le perdant doit rester sur le terrain pour chronométrer l’échauffement de quatre minutes\, tandis que le gagnant peut se rendre au bureau du tournoi pour remettre sa feuille de pointage et obtenir celle du match suivant sur son terrain si le système de pointage numérique n’est pas utilisé. \nTous les joueurs sont fortement encouragés à suivre la formation en ligne de certification d’arbitre de club de Squash Canada afin de mieux comprendre les règles du jeu du tournoi. \nHoraires des matchs \nVeuillez noter que les matchs commenceront le vendredi matin à 9 h. Tous les joueurs doivent être disponibles pour participer. \nDivisions (Âge d’admissibilité au dernier jour du tournoi) \nFillesU11\nU13\nU15\nU17\nU19\nGarçonsU11\nU13\nU15\nU17\nU19\nMixte NoviceMoins de 11 ans\nPlus de 11 ans\nStructure du tournoi : \nLes participants disputeront au moins trois matchs pendant le tournoi.\nSquash QC sera responsable de l’établissement des tirages au sort conformément à nos politiques et procédures.\nLe gagnant et le perdant de chaque match devront arbitrer le match suivant\, sauf avis contraire du directeur ou de l’arbitre du tournoi.\nLe tirage au sort du tournoi sera à la discrétion de Squash QC et du directeur du tournoi.\nPlacement au tableau \n​​​​​​​Tous les tableaux et horaires seront établis par Squash Canada et Squash QC\, avec l’approbation du directeur du tournoi. Le classement du tournoi sera déterminé par les critères de classement des événements NJC Platinum de Squash Canada. \nINFORMATION (ENGLISH) \nTournament Dates: January 16-18\, 2025 \n* NOTE: MATCHES CAN START AS EARLY AS 9am ON FRIDAY \nTournament Location: \nMain Venue: Atwater Club\,  3505 Atwater Avenue\, Montreal\, QC H3H 1Y2 \nMcGill University Squash Club: 475 Pine Ave W\, Montreal\, Quebec H2W 1S4 \nRegistration Fees & Deadlines: \nRegular Registration: U11\, U13\, Mixed Novice : $115 + QST + GST\nNJC Registration: U15\, U17\, U19 (includes NJC Sanction fee): $125 + QST + GST\nEntry Includes: \nEvent Souvenir\nSaturday Lunch\nTrophies and Prizes\nDraw Prizes\nAll QC participants must have an active Squash QC membership to participate in the tournament. \n​​​​​​​Player Refereeing \nIn all Squash Canada accredited junior play\, players are responsible for refereeing their peers. Winners and losers are responsible for officiating after their match–the winner acts as referee and the loser as marker–unless released by the Tournament Director. The Tournament Director may also ask players to referee matches at other times or on other courts.\nThe referee and marker must be ready and present immediately following the completion of their match. While the losing player must remain at the court to time the four-minute warm up\, the winning player may go to the tournament desk to turn in their score sheet and obtain the score sheet for the next match on their court if digital scoring is not being used. \nAll players are highly encouraged to complete the Squash Canada Club Referee Online Certification course to have a better understanding of the rules of the game for the tournament. \nMatch Times: Please note that matches will begin play on Friday morning\, starting at 9am. All players are expected to be available to participate. \nDivisions (Age Eligibility as of last day of tournament) \nGirlsU11\nU13\nU15\nU17\nU19\nBoysU11\nU13\nU15\nU17\nU19\nMixed NoviceUnder 11\nOver 11\nTournament Structure: \nParticipants will be scheduled for a minimum of 3 matches during the tournament\nSquash QC will be responsible for creating the draws as per our policies and procedures.\nBoth the winner & loser of each match will be required to officiate the next match following their match\, unless advised by the Tournament Director or Tournament Referee.\nTournament draws will be at the discretion of Squash QC and the Tournament Director.\nDraw Placement: All draws and schedules will be created by Squash Canada and Squash QC\, with approval from the Tournament Director. The tournament seedings will be determined by Squash Canda’s NJC Platinum Events seeding criteria. \nACCOMMODATIONHôtel(s) proposant votre tarif de groupe spécial \nSonder Maisonneuve Apartments Downtown: 169.00 CAD par nuit – Valide jusqu’au: Vendredi\, 16 novembre\, 2025​​​​​​​​​​​​​​\nRéserver votre tarif spécial pour le Championnat Québécois junior 2026 \nHotel(s) offering your special group rate: \nSonder Maisonneuve Apartments Downtown: 169.00 CAD per night – Last Day to Book : Friday\, November 16\, 2025\nBook your group rate for 2026 Quebec Junior Open​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ \nPOLITIQUE NJC / NJC POLICYSquash Canada NJC Policy \nPASSAGE À UNE DIVISION SUPÉRIEURE / PLAYING UP PROCEDURES* Les athlètes DOIVENT s’inscrire dans leur propre division et soumettre une demande de passage à une division supérieure en remplissant le formulaire de demande de passage à une division supérieure de Squash Canada (NJC). La demande de passage à une division supérieure sera examinée conformément à la politique de passage à une division supérieure standard ou à un appel. \nLes demandes de passage à une division supérieure standard ou d’appel doivent être soumises avant la date de clôture d’un tournoi NJC. * \nRègles pour participer à une division supérieure lors des tournois NJC : \nLes 8 meilleurs joueurs classés NJC (à la date limite d’inscription) en U17 sont autorisés à jouer en U19.\nLes 4 meilleurs joueurs classés NJC (à la date limite d’inscription) en U15 sont autorisés à jouer dans une catégorie d’âge supérieure.\nLes 4 meilleurs joueurs classés Club Locker (à la date limite d’inscription) en U11 et U13 sont autorisés à jouer dans une catégorie d’âge supérieure.\nLorsqu’un joueur joue dans une catégorie d’âge supérieure\, il accumule des points pour son classement dans la division d’âge supérieure ET dans sa catégorie d’âge actuelle. Les points d’une catégorie d’âge supérieure seront calculés selon un facteur de 1\,3 lorsqu’ils seront appliqués à une division inférieure (p. ex.\, 2 000 points gagnés en U19 se traduiront par 2 600 points en U17). Un joueur sera officiellement classé dans la catégorie supérieure lorsqu’il participera à deux tournois NJC dans cette division. Il est rappelé que les joueurs doivent participer à trois événements NJC pour figurer dans le système NJC. \nAppels :\n​​​​​Les joueurs peuvent faire appel pour passer à une catégorie d’âge supérieure en dehors des directives ci-dessus s’ils répondent à deux des trois critères suivants : \nÊtre classé premier de leur liste d’inscription actuelle par classement\nAvoir remporté un NJC dans leur catégorie d’âge actuelle et une épreuve de même niveau ou supérieur (Platine/Or)\nAvoir un classement de 0\,25 ou plus au-dessus du joueur suivant de leur liste d’inscription actuelle\nRAPPEL : \nLes athlètes DOIVENT s’inscrire dans leur propre division et soumettre une demande de passage à une catégorie supérieure en remplissant le formulaire de demande de passage à une catégorie supérieure de Squash Canada NJC. La demande de promotion sera examinée conformément à la politique de promotion standard ou à la procédure d’appel. \nLes demandes de promotion standard ou de procédure d’appel doivent être soumises avant la date de clôture d’un tournoi NJC. \n* Athletes MUST enter their own division and submit a move up request by filling out the Squash Canada NJC Playing Up Application Form. The move up request will be reviewed based on Standard Playing-Up Policy or Appeal basis. \nRequests for Standard Playing-Up or Appeal basis must be submitted before the closing date of an NJC tournament. * \nRules to compete in an older division in NJC tournaments: \nThe Top 8 NJC ranked players (as of entry deadline) in U17 are permitted to play U19.\nThe Top 4 NJC ranked players (as of entry deadline) in the U15 categories are permitted to play in a higher age category\nThe Top 4 Club Locker rated players (as of entry deadline) in the U11 and U13 categories are permitted to play in a higher age category\nWhen a player plays in an older age group\, he or she will earn points towards a ranking in the older age division AND their current age group. Points in a higher age category will be calculated at a 1.3 factor when applied to a lower division (i.e.\, 2000 points earned in U19 will translate to 2600 points in U17). A player will officially become ranked in the older category when they play two NJC tournaments in that division. Reminder that players must play in three NJC events to show up in the NJC system at all.\nAppeals:\n​​​​​​​Players can appeal to move up an age division outside of the above guidelines if they meet 2 of the following 3 criteria: \nSeeded #1 in their current entry list by rating\nHas won an NJC in their current age category and event of the same level or higher (Platinum/Gold)\n0.25 rating or more above the next player in their current entry list\nREMINDER: \nAthletes MUST enter their own division and submit a move up request by filling out the Squash Canada NJC Playing Up Application Form. The move up request will be reviewed based on Standard Playing-Up Policy or Appeal basis. \nRequests for Standard Playing-Up or Appeal basis must be submitted before the closing date of an NJC tournament. \nPROCÉDURES EN CAS DE DÉFAUT / IN-EVENT DEFAULT PROCEDURESSi un joueur commence un tournoi\, mais est incapable de terminer tous les matchs prévus en raison d’une maladie\, d’une blessure ou d’un deuil\, la pénalité de zéro point pour le classement par défaut à mi-tournoi peut être annulée sur présentation d’un billet du médecin. Ce billet doit être soumis par courriel à info@squash.ca dans la semaine suivant le dernier jour du tournoi. Le billet du médecin ne peut pas être rédigé par un membre de la famille et doit provenir d’une source indépendante. \nSi un billet du médecin est approuvé et reçu\, le joueur recevra le plus petit nombre de points disponible en fonction du tour réalisé au moment du retrait. Par exemple\, si un joueur déclare forfait pour une demi-finale\, il recevra des points pour une 4e place si un match éliminatoire 3/4 était prévu. \nSi vous pensez que les résultats ont été saisis incorrectement\, si vous remarquez des pénalités qui\, selon vous\, devraient être annulées\, ou si vous souhaitez faire appel\, veuillez envoyer un courriel à info@squash.ca ou à un membre du personnel. Il est de la responsabilité du joueur de soumettre un appel au classement dans les 30 jours suivant le dernier jour du tournoi. \n  \nIf a player begins a tournament but is unable to complete all scheduled matches due to illness\, injury or bereavement\, the zero-point mid-tournament default ranking penalty can be waived with a doctor’s note. The doctor’s note must be submitted by emailing info@squash.ca within one week of the last day of the tournament. The doctor’s note cannot be written by a family member and must be from an independent source. \nIn the case of an approved and received doctor’s note\, the player will receive the lowest number of points available based on the round achieved at the time of the withdrawal. For instance\, if a player defaults a semi-final match\, he or she will receive points for a 4th place finish if there was a 3/4 playoff match scheduled. \nIf you believe that results have been inputted incorrectly or notice penalties that you believe should be reversed\, or any other appeals you may have please email info@squash.ca or a member of staff. It is the player’s responsibility to submit a challenge to the rankings within 30 days of the last day of the tournament. \nPOLITIQUE DE REMBOURSEMENT / REFUND POLICY\nTout retrait avant la date limite d’inscription sera remboursé le prix d’inscription\, moins 15 $ de frais administratifs.\nTout retrait après la date limite d’inscription sera remboursé au montant de 50 % des frais d’inscription payés.\nTout retrait après la publication des tirages au sort ne sera pas remboursé.\nVeuillez noter que tout retrait tardif sera soumis à la pénalité de retrait de la Politique de retrait NJC Squash Canada de Squash Canada. \n  \nWithdrawal prior to the registration deadline will be entry fee minus $15.00 administrative fee\nWithdrawal after the registration deadline will be 50% of the entry fee paid\nWithdrawal after draws have been posted – no refund will be issued\nPlease note that all late withdrawals will be subject to the Squash Canada NJC Withdrawal penalty.
URL:https://squash.qc.ca/event-calendar/championnat-quebecois-junior-ouvert-2026-quebec-junior-open-2026-njc-platinum/
LOCATION:Club Atwater\, 3505\, avenue Atwater\, Montréal\, QC\, H3H 1Y2\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="David Philips":MAILTO:dphillips@clubatwater.ca
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260118
DTSTAMP:20260423T174801
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SUMMARY:Essai gratuit de squash – Juniors | Carrefour Multisports Laval
DESCRIPTION:Initiation gratuite au squash pour les juniors  \nUne séance d’initiation au squash destinée aux jeunes de 7 à 16 ans se tiendra au Carrefour Mutlisports à Laval le samedi 17 janvier de 11h15 à 12h15. \nC’est gratuit\, et tout l’équipement est fourni ! \n*Si votre enfant souhaite poursuivre l’activité\, il est possible de l’inscrire au programme de squash évolutif offert du 24 janvier au 28 mars 2026. \nPour réserver votre place : https://forms.gle/oFRjPGwBMFw8bCgN9
URL:https://squash.qc.ca/event-calendar/3693/
LOCATION:Carrefour Multisports\, 3095 Autoroute Jean-Noël-Lavoie\,\, Laval\, QC\, H7P 4W5\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Squash Qu%C3%A9bec":MAILTO:info@sports-4murs.qc.ca
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260118
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260119
DTSTAMP:20260423T174801
CREATED:20260109T200018Z
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UID:3702-1768694400-1768780799@squash.qc.ca
SUMMARY:Initiation gratuite au squash junior au Sani Sport Brossard
DESCRIPTION:Une séance d’initiation au squash destinée aux jeunes de 7 à 16 ans se tiendra au Sani Sport Brossard le dimanche 18 janvier 2026. Il est possible de s’inscrire à l’une des deux séances suivantes : de 10 h à 10 h 45 ou de 10 h 45 à 11 h 30. \nC’est gratuit\, et tout l’équipement est fourni ! \n*Si votre enfant souhaite poursuivre l’activité\, il est possible de l’inscrire au programme de squash junior offert du 25 janvier au 22 février 2026. \nPour réserver une place : https://forms.gle/vnfgZ5RHUCYaRPV57
URL:https://squash.qc.ca/event-calendar/initiation-gratuite-au-squash-junior-au-sani-sport-brossard/
LOCATION:Sani Sport Brossard\, 7777 Bd Marie-Victorin\, Brossard\, Québec\, J4W 1B3\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Squash Qu%C3%A9bec":MAILTO:info@sports-4murs.qc.ca
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260123
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260126
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SUMMARY:2026 Canadian Masters Team Championship
DESCRIPTION:S’inscrire à l’événement / Register for the event\nEVENT INFORMATION \n\nNote: We are still looking for a title sponsor for this national event. If you are interested to get some visibility and become the title sponsor of this event\, please reach out to Viano Oghenekevwe (vcoghene@yahoo.com) \n​​​​​​SEEDING: TBA \nWELCOME LETTER: TBA \nREGISTRATION: Must be completed through your Provincial/Territorial Association and/or Canadian Armed Forces \nENTRY FEE: $1400 per team (7 players) + HST \nENTRY DEADLINE: Friday January 9\, 2026 at Noon ET \nTEAM COMPOSITION: Consists of 7 players – Men 40+\, 45+\, 50+\, 55+ and Women 40+\, 45+\, 50+ \nELIGIBILITY INFORMATION: See Policies and Regulations for more details \nEVENT NOTICES: Participant Acceptance of Risks and Release of Liability: Safe Sport requirements will be emailed out prior to the event \nKEY DATES / DEADLINES: \n\nEntry Deadline: Friday January 9\, 2026 at Noon ET\nTeam Captains sent P/T Rosters for Self-Seeding by Monday January 6 at Noon ET\nTeam Captains to return P/T Self-Seeding Forms by Thursday January 9 at Noon ET\nFinal Seedings by Friday January 16 at Noon ET\nWelcome Letter & General Information by Monday January 19\nStart Times by Tuesday January 20 at 4pm ET\nDraws/Schedules by Wednesday January 21 at 4pm ET\n\nPlayers must be prepared to play as early as Friday January 24th at 9am and finish Sunday January 26th in late afternoon.\n\n\n\nNote: All dates are approximate and may be subject to change. \n\nAthlete Participation Mandatory Requirements: \n\nAll players aged 14 years or older must be certified as a Club Referee or higher. The cost is $35 and requires an NCCP# to access the CAC The Locker. Online Referee Certification.\nWe strongly recommend that all players aged 14 years or older complete CAC Safe Sport training. There is no cost and requires an NCCP# to access CAC’s The Locker. CAC Safe Sport Training.\n\n\n\n\n\nPOLICIES AND REGULATIONS \n\n​​​​​​​— \nTEAM ENTRY ELIGIBILITY:  \nEach Member Provincial/Territorial Squash Association in good standing with Squash Canada is eligible to enter a team in the Canadian Masters Team Championship. In addition\, the Canadian Armed Forces may enter a team into the Championship and the Host Provincial/Territorial Squash Association (Squash New Brunswick) may enter two teams into the Championship. The selection of teams is strictly the responsibility of the Provincial/Territorial Squash Association or the Canadian Armed Forces\, as the case may be.  Athletes must meet the athlete eligibility requirements. \n\nATHLETE ELIGIBILITY:  \nIn order to represent a Provincial/Territorial Squash Association a competitor must be: \n\nA member in good standing of the respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association.\nA Canadian citizen\, landed immigrant\, or have resided continuously in Canada for one (1) year immediately preceding the Championships.\nA resident in the province/territory that they are representing for a minimum of not less than twelve months. They must have belonged to the PTA that they represent for a minimum of not less than twelve months in their lifetime.  If a player has resided in more than one province for more than twelve months in each province and if a player has been invited to represent more than one province\, the player at his or her sole discretion shall have the option of representing the single province of their choice.\n\nIn order to represent the Canadian Armed Forces a competitor must be: \n\nA member in good standing of a Provincial/Territorial Squash Association as at the time of registration and through to the end of the competition.\nA Canadian citizen\, landed immigrant\, or have resided continuously in Canada for one (1) year immediately preceding the Championships.\n\nNotwithstanding a competitor may be a member in good standing with their respective Provincial/Territorial Squash Association and Squash Canada\, where a competitor is subject to a sanction imposed by the Host Club\, Squash Canada shall respect that sanction\, including any sanction which may preclude the person from entering the premises and thus participating in the Championships\, provided the sanction was imposed using fair procedures.  Specifically\, the sanctioned person must have been informed by the Host Club of the nature of the infraction and have been given an opportunity to provide information concerning the incident prior to the sanction being imposed. \nProvincial/Territorial Squash Associations and the Canadian Armed Forces may individually adopt further eligibility requirements in addition to the Squash Canada requirements. \n\nCOMPETITORS PER TEAM (TEAM COMPOSITION): \nA team consists of seven competitors: Men 40+\, 45+\, 50+\, 55+ and Women 40+\, 45+\, 50+ \nWhile the tournament is intended to be an interprovincial team championship\, in the interest of encouraging participation by all provinces and territories\, where it is not possible for a province or territory to field a complete team\, players from outside the province or territory may be included in the team under certain conditions: \n\nSmaller provinces or territories (e.g. Atlantic Region\, the North) may combine together to form a regional team.\nIf a province or territory is unable to field a team of seven competitors they may send a team with a minimum of four competitors from that province or territory with at least two of the four competitors being men and at least one of the four being a woman\, and they may fill their roster with additions from the other provinces.  These roster additions will be counted as full members of the team in terms of scoring. Substitutions that are made under this provision may not be made with the intention of strengthening a particular team.\nIf the Canadian Armed Forces is unable to field a team of seven competitors they may send a team with a minimum of four competitors with at least two of the four competitors being men and at least one of the four being a woman\, and they may fill their roster with additions from Provincial/Territorial squash associations.  These roster additions will be counted as full members of the team in terms of scoring. Substitutions that are made under this provision may not be made with the intention of strengthening a particular team.\nThe Provincial or Territorial squash associations\, or the Canadian Armed Forces\, must confirm with Squash Canada that they are unable to field a complete team in time for the start of the Championships before 1\, 2 or 3 above.\n\nNo substitutions or additions to the team composition will be allowed after the commencement of the Championship. \n\nDRAW FORMAT: \nThe format for the Canadian Masters Teams Championships will be as follows: \n\nPool round-robin format with placement matches if greater than or equal to seven (7) teams\nSingle pool round-robin format if less than seven (7) teams\n\nSquash Canada’s Tie Breaking Procedure for Singles/Team shall apply in the event of a tie(s) – Click Here \n\nTEAM ORDERS: \nTeams must be submitted in order of strength by gender\, and with age group noted.  Team orders should correspond to current national rankings\, or if not applicable\, to provincial or territorial rankings.  Team orders that do not correspond to current national rankings must be substantiated by current sanctioned tournament results.  Any player without a current national ranking will be designated as NR (non-ranked). \n\nTEAM SEEDS: \nSquash Canada will use a ‘self-seeding’ method whereby the Team Captains will provide input into the seeding placement of all teams. 100% of the draw will be seeded. \n\nPROTESTS: \nA.  Seeds: Protests of team seeds must be made within 72 hours of the distribution of the seeds by Squash Canada’s National Office.  Protests must be submitted in writing to Squash Canada’s National Office with appropriate documentation. \nB.  Team Orders: Protests of team orders must be made within 72 hours of the distribution of the seeds by Squash Canada’s National Office.  Protests must be submitted in writing to Squash Canada’s National Office with appropriate documentation. \nSquash Canada will form a three-member panel to review the protest(s) and determine the final seeding/order. \n\nORDER OF PLAY: \nThe order of play is to commence as Male #3\, Female #2\, Male #4\, Female #1\, Male #1\, Female #3 & Male #2\, and will remain the same throughout the event.  All seven matches should be played consecutively on one court\, unless the Tournament Director determines a scheduling or other need. \n\nTEAM SUBSTITUTIONS / CHANGES TO TEAM COMPOSITION DURING THE MATCH  \nIn the event of sickness or other circumstances within seven days of the start of the competition\, a team may substitute a player on their team provided the incoming player is appropriately ranked within their team to ensure fairness. \nIf a team has fewer than three players (Female) of four players (Male) for a particular encounter (due to injury\, illness or other) then the default(s) will occur in the vacant position\, i.e. ranked player number 1\, 2\, 3 or 4 (the team does not have to move players up in ranked order in case of a defaulted match).  A defaulted match will be scored as 3-0 in games and 33-0 in points. \n\nDEAD RUBBER  \nThere are seven matches in each encounter.  A team will win the encounter if they win four of seven matches.  If a team wins the first four matches played\, the remaining matches are to be considered a ‘dead rubber’\, i.e. the results do not affect the outcome of the encounter (the outcome has already been determined).  All dead rubbers are to be played to best 3 of 5 games.  (All matches are entered into the Squash Canada NRS.  This is to guarantee fairness to all athletes and to increase the amount of ranking results.) \nA player that defaults\, withdraws or retires from a dead rubber match without justification satisfactory to the Squash Canada representative the defaulting player and/or team may be subject to the following consequences: \n•    The rubber match would be considered a loss by the defaulting player;\n•    Loss of rankings points to the defaulting player in accordance with Squash Canada’s Canadian National Rankings Policy;\n•    Loss of the defaulting player’s continued right to play in the Championship. \n\nCODE OF CONDUCT: Squash Canada’s Code of Conduct is in full force and effect. Players are expected to play all scheduled matches. It is a violation of the Code of Conduct to default a match without acceptable explanation. \n\nDRESS CODE: Participants are encouraged to have identification of their P/T or Canadian Armed Forces on game wear clothing. \n\nEYEGUARD POLICY: Eyeguards are strongly recommended for all participants. Please review Squash Canada Eyeguard Policy and WSF Approved Eyeguards. \n\nOFFICIATING / PLAYER REFEREES: Players are expected to referee – this is mandatory unless otherwise notified by a Squash Canada Certified Referee. \n\n\n\n\nACCOMODATION AND TRANSPORT \n\nTournament Hotel \nHilton Garden Inn Montreal Airport \n7880 Cote-De-Liesse\, Montreal\, QC\, H4T 1E7 \n\nRooms:\n\n1 King bed + 1 sofa/pull out bed\n2 Queen Beds\n\n\nThursday January 22\, Friday January 23\, Saturaday January 24\nSpecial Rate:\n\nSingle or Double Occupancy: $179 + taxes (per night)\nTriple Occupancy: $194 + taxes (per night)\nQuadruple Occupancy: $209 + taxes (per night)\n\n\nBreakfast buffet included\nWalking distance to CDL Squash club (350m)\nSaturday Banquet will be hold at the hotel\nLink: Hilton Garden Inn\nNote: Above in the booking link\, breakfast is included but it will not say it in the room reservation.
URL:https://squash.qc.ca/event-calendar/2026-canadian-masters-team-championship/
LOCATION:Midtown Le Sporting Club Sanctuaire\, 6105\, avenue du Boisé\, Montréal\, QC\, H3S 2V9\, Canada
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SUMMARY:2026 Canadian University and College Championship
DESCRIPTION:S’inscrire à l’événement / Register for the event\nTOURNAMENT INFORMATION \n\n\n\nHost Club: McGill University \nEvent Dates: January 23-25\, 2026 (Matches will start on Friday. Start times will vary depending on entries numbers. Out of province players will be scheduled for Friday afternoon/evening matches) \nRegistration Fee: Early Bird rate (before 31st October 2025) $55\, regular entry $65 (includes all applicable taxes) \nCategories: Men’s Open\, A\, B & Women’s Open\, A\, B \n\nMen’s Categories\n\nOpen – 5.5 and above\nA – 4.5 – 5.5\nB – 3.5 – 4.5\nC- for beginner level\n\n\nWomen’s Categories\n\nOpen – 4.5 and above\nA – 3.5 – 4.5\nB – 2.5 – 3.5\nC- for beginner level\n\n\n\nAll players will be guaranteed 3 matches over the event. \nImportant: Players are encouraged to use their Club Locker Rating as a guide to register for the appropriate category. Players may play up a category but may not play down a category. For example: Player A with a 4.8 rating – in Women’s they must enter the Open category and in Men’s they may enter either Open or A category. \nPlayer Defaults/Withdrawals during the event – Squash Canada outlines in our hosting standards that ‘If a player withdraws from the event because of illness or injury they must supply a medical certificate within 72 hours of the end of the tournament\, unless Squash Canada communicates to the player that it is satisfied with the overt legitimacy of the injury or illness.’ The request for a medical certificate to validate a default/withdrawal is standard practice to ensure there is no violation of Squash Canada policies and procedures (ie. Code of Conduct\, Competition Manipulation\, etc.). \nIt is the responsibility of the athlete to ensure they adhere to all Squash Canada policies and procedures that are available on the website as well as the tournament registration process in Club Locker\, which an athlete must consent and adhere to when they register. \nFailure to adhere to Squash Canada policies and procedures may result in disciplinary action from the Complaints Resolution Officer. \nAthlete Participation Mandatory Requirements: \n​​ \n\nAll players aged 14 years or older must be certified as a Club Referee or higher. The cost is $35 and requires an NCCP# to access the CAC The Locker. Online Referee Certification.\nWe strongly recommend that all players aged 14 years or older complete CAC Safe Sport training. There is no cost and requires an NCCP# to access CAC’s The Locker. CAC Safe Sport Training.
URL:https://squash.qc.ca/event-calendar/2026-canadian-university-and-college-championship/
LOCATION:McGill\, 475 des Pins\, Montréal\, Québec\, H2W 1S4\, Canada
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