For the singles house league, please check in with Nicole.

For the doubles house league, the Doubles Coordinator contacts you to let you know your schedule. We are working on a new system for Doubles schedules and results so please be patient as we smooth out the edges. When available, you can find the Doubles House League schedule here.

Tournament and event sign-up information, including deadlines and costs, will be posted in the Club News section and on the dedicated Events page. Most registrations for our tournaments will take place on Club Locker. Group squash play such as the Toy Drive or AGM will be handled by Nicole and you will get an email with instruction, please signal your interest directly to her.

Our Fall season starts in September, and house leagues often start towards the end of September. You need to have both a CHDRC squash membership and a Pickering Squash Club membership to play. Check your email inbox for announcements and instructions on how to sign up.

Alternatively, if you have missed the sign up, you can sign up any time as a sub for either singles or doubles. Doubles requires you to sign up with a partner to play. If you don’t have a partner, you can sign up to be on the sub list. Coming out to the doubles drop-ins helps you meet new people, and potentially new partners.

This season, our Doubles House League is moving to a four-team box ladder format with promotion and relegation. This format is designed to provide more consistent, skill-matched games each session. Official rules to come.

To ensure a fair and enjoyable experience for all players, we have created a clear distinction between these two types of play at our club. We encourage all members to be aware of these guidelines.

Player-Organized Play This refers to a game or a series of games booked by an individual or a group of players. These are private arrangements and are by invitation only and must be booked in the booking system. If you have not been specifically invited to a player-organized game, you should not assume you can join. You can typically identify these private games by checking the court booking.

Club-Sanctioned Play These are official club events such as leagues, round-robins, tournaments and other events that are organized by the club. In the booking system, you can identify club-sanctioned times by their deeper blue colour and the booking description listed beside the time. Participation in these events may be based on specific criteria to ensure a positive and safe experience for everyone. The specific criteria for joining a Club-Sanctioned Event will always be clearly communicated and posted on the website.

Please contact Nicole. You can use our contact form, or you can contact her directly.

Please contact Nicole to book a clinic and to find out minimum numbers. You can use our contact form, or you can contact her directly.

We value your feedback and want to ensure a safe and well-maintained facility for everyone. Because we are an independent club operating within a city-run facility, there are separate channels for different types of issues.

For Facility or Maintenance Issues: Please report all maintenance issues (e.g., a broken light, a court issue, a locker room problem) directly to the city staff at the front desk at the Chestnut Hill Developments Recreation Complex (formerly known as the Pickering Recreation Complex). The city is responsible for the upkeep and repair of the facility. This is the fastest and most efficient way to get these issues resolved.

For Club-Related Concerns: If your concern is about a club program, a member policy, or an organizational matter, please contact the executive committee through our contact form or speak to us directly.

Official Club Representation As a volunteer-run organization, only the executive committee is authorized to make a formal complaint or communicate on behalf of the club as a whole. If you believe an issue requires official representation, please bring it to the attention of the executive committee, and we will take the appropriate steps. This helps us maintain a strong, positive relationship with the city and ensures our voice is heard.

You can use our contact form on our website and our web team will forward it to the right person. Alternatively, you contact any of our executive directors for questions and they can either answer your question, find out the information for you, or direct you to the right source.