Sunday Training Sessions are back!

Sunday morning training sessions are back.......

It gives me great pleasure to announce the resumption of group training on Sunday 23rd May 2021. Booking required while safety protocols remain in place. We're going with the old slots, with beginners at 0900-1030 and more advanced players at 1030-1200. .

From Sunday 23rd May 2021, the groups will run every Sunday, rain or shine, at a cost of £10 per person. Due to current safety protocols numbers are restricted. For the time being, until all Covid restrictions are removed, the Sunday sessions are limited to 8 places per session.

Please book here to guarantee your place:

Beginners Group Session 9:00am - 10:30am - https://calendly.com/blackheathsquashcoach/sunday-intermediate-session

Advanced Group Session 10:30 - 12 noon - https://calendly.com/blackheathsquashcoach/sunday-advanced-session

Hope to see you on court soon.

For the uninitiated, the sessions are planned around group drills and hitting practices tailored to accommodate varying skill levels over two courts. It's an hour and a half of pretty much constant hitting and fun in great company.

Safety protocols remain in place. Please contact me for more details.

It's been over a year since the last session and I very much welcome everyone back.

Ville Leppanen

Head Coach, Blackheath Squash Club

+447939007224

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2025 Handicap Tournamament

By Danny Dowling • December 10, 2025

Congratulations to Alex Booth who won the 2025 Handicap Tournament, and to Abhishek Jaywant for making it through to the finals. Alex was the second seed in the tournament and Abhishek the top seed with Alex having a -17 and Abhishek -18, so the games started at -1 to 0. Alex won a close first game 11/9 but Abhishek fought to win the second game 11/4. Alex went on to win the next two games and win the match by three games to one. Well done to Alex and Abhishek and to the fifty players that entered the tournament. A big thanks also to Alex for organising this tournament which was held for the first time since pre-covid times in 2019.