US Squash Staff and Volunteers to Engage in SafeSport Training

This fall, all staff and volunteers working with US Squash who are in a position of power or authority with juniors must take and pass a U.S. Center for SafeSport certification course.  The free 90-minute course provides training to those involved in administration of junior squash in service of the primary purpose of the Center for SafeSport: to enable every athlete to thrive by fostering a national sport culture of respect and safety, on and off the playing field.  More information about SafeSport can be found here.

US Squash will directly contact all individuals who are required to take the SafeSport certification course. A refresher course will be required annually for US Squash staff members and volunteers, with the full course being required biennially.

US Squash appreciates the engagement of the squash community in helping to fulfill its commitment to provide a safe and healthy environment for all competitors. Any questions regarding the U.S. Center for SafeSport and SafeSport certification can be directed to [email protected].

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