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Squash

The sport of Squash is a dynamic and physical sport and The Lawn’s professional courts have hosted both Mens and Junior champions. Creating world-class players is also at the core of The Toronto Lawn Tennis Club’s squash program.

Courts

Competitive play and world-class tournaments make The Lawn’s squash program one of the most competitive in Canada. Three glass-backed international courts all located adjacent to our Player’s Bar and a multi-coloured doubles court, means rarely will you not have an audience for your matches.

Competition

Our squash players are not only some of the finest in the city, but many have won at the provincial, collegiate, national, and international levels.

At the junior level, our top players have included Julien Gosset, the 2017 Ontario Junior Champion, Alexi Gosset, a 2014 National Championship finalist, Jack Greenwood, the 2013 Ontario U17 Junior Champion and Ella Baldwin, the 2015 Ontario Junior Championships U13 Champion.

Many of our top juniors have gone on to play at top NCAA and USports schools like Harvard, Princeton, Cornell, Cambridge, Oxford, Vassar, St. Lawrence, Amherst, McGill, Queen's, Western and University of Toronto.

These up-and-coming junior and collegiate players are able to compete against some of the top names in Canadian squash too, as players like Nick Sachvie, Marnie Baizley, Graham Ryding, Seanna Keating, and Shahier Razik all call The Toronto Lawn Tennis Club home.

Mark Porter

Assistant Athletics Director

Mark has over 20 years of squash playing and coaching experience and has been coaching at the TLTC since 2011. As a junior he played out of Windsor Squash and Fitness Club and competed in Provincial, National and International events. In March of 2005 he was ranked the top under 19 junior in the province. Mark went on to play squash at the University of Western Ontario where the team won the Hoehn Cup at the College Squash Team Championship in 2009 while competing in the College Squash Association in the United States. Other notable squash achievements include 2nd place finishes in both the Canadian Championships and Ontario Championships in 2006. Recently, Mark has started playing doubles on the Squash Doubles Association Pro Tour competing in events in Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Toronto.

Mark has experience working with players of all ages and skill levels to help them achieve their squash goals. He has spent the past 10 years working with high performance junior players, preparing them to compete on the National and International stage.