Welcome to Stockport Squash Club, a small and friendly club, located at Cheadle Hulme in Stockport. MEMBERSHIP Subscriptions are due for payment each year, by 1st September. The fees are as follows: Squash over 19 £46 Squash under 19 £16 Squash 1/2 year £26 Squash 1/4 year £16 Included in your membership is membership of Squash England, the national squash body. This gives you the benefit of free insurance and magazine.

Date...February 2007 Headline...Junior coaching News article...junior coaching takes place every sunday at 4.00pm. please come along its a great opportunity to learn a great sport. use my contact details to get more info. 18 August 2005 Headline...Junior coaching News article...A junior coaching course will start on October 2nd. 5 to 10 years old 3.00pm to 4.00pm. 11 years and older 4.00pm to 5.00pm. Please register by 18th September at club reception.COST ONLY £2 PER WEEK. This course has been sponsored by powerplaysports.co.uk 18 August 2005 Headline...JUNIORS News article...2ND Taster day for juniors will take place on September 25th at 2.00pm. register by September 1st at club reception. Min age 5 Years. Indoor sports shoes are required, all other equipment will be supplied. 20.7.04 STOCKPORT SQUASH MOVE. Stockport Squash Club move home. After 30 years playing at Stockport Rugby Club! The Squash section has moved to Ladybridge Park Residents Club. Go to CONTACT PAGE for more details. 23.2.04 RESULT FOR STOCKPORT SQUASH. Stockport win 4south east, despite losing last match of the season. 23.2.04 National Squash Championships 2004 Sports City, Manchester. Bill Wilson – Stockport Squash Club. After competing in the Over 55’s Category for many years Bill Wilson now competes in the Over 60’s Category and this year was his second attempt to win the title. This year’s draw brought him up against the No.2 seed Roy Bradley from Worcestershire. Roy is a key member of the England Over 60’s squad. Despite being drawn against a top seed so early on in the tournament Bill conditioned himself for a long hard drawn out battle against a formidable opponent well known for his fitness and stamina. The match turned out to be a long well fought battle full of long rallies and very few unforced errors by both players. The first two games were particularly intense with both players looking to exploit any possible weaknesses in the others play. Bill won these games mainly by serving well, taking the ball early and playing accurate drop shots that Roy found hard to reach. In the third game Roy got into his rhythm and began hitting better length shots keeping Bill at the back of the court more often and even Bill’s back wall shots could not save him from losing this game. The fourth game was a long drawn out affair with Roy taking an early lead that was pegged by Bill who reverted to his favoured drop shots. However it wasn’t enough to save the game which Roy won in fine style. The final game was a little bit of an anti-climax with Roy’s fitness beginning to tell. The end came after some long extended rallies which seemed to take the steam out of Bill’s revival. The match was deservedly won by Roy who appeared to be running as fast at the end as he was at the start of the match. The final match score was 3-9, 7-9, 9-5, 9-7, 9-0.