‘In the nick’ of time

Latest news, events, and updates from Hinckley Squash & Racketball Club

2026 Club Champions Crowned

The 2026 HSRC Competition Finals took place on Saturday 4th July, bringing together members and friends for a day of competitive squash and racketball.

After weeks of close-fought competition, the finalists battled it out across the various categories, producing some entertaining matches and crowning this year's club champions.

You can read the full article at the link below or grab a copy of the images at high resolution here.

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World Cup Final Bar Opening

Despite England's heartbreaking loss in the semi-finals, we are still planning to open the bar from around 7.00pm tomorrow night. It won't quite be the same without our team in action, but let's hope those noble Spanish midfield matadors can keep the ball away from the one skilled Argentinian and his horde of leg-breakers. That's got to be worth a watch. C'mon Spain!

Hinckley Juniors Make Their Mark in Leicestershire Squash League Division 1

Our club’s commitment to developing the next generation of players reached an exciting new milestone during the 2025/26 season, with a junior-led Development Team competing in Division One of the Leicestershire Squash League.

Following the promotion of Hinckley’s second team at the end of the previous season, the opportunity arose to create a Development Team that would give some of the club’s most promising young players regular experience of competitive senior team squash.

The article linked below is a belated review of what went into the creation of this team, and the performances of the young players who have represented us so well. Thank you to captain Dan Brown for providing the original report of this endeavour, and apologies from me (Alan) for it's delay in publication. This team is something our club should be rightly proud of.

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Get involved in your club!

We want to remain a volunteer-run to keep your fees low. Can you dedicate an hour a week to help us?

Our club operates on a ‘Not For Profit’ basis, with most day-to-day running undertaken by volunteers and members of our committee. This support helps in keeping membership and court fees much lower than other squash clubs, with arguably superior facilities.

From time to time we will put the word out if we require the help in a particular department, but in general terms if you would like to get involved and offer a little of your free time to progress the club please send us a message here.