Your one-stop space for everything you need to play, host, and manage your season.
From match night guides and refereeing information to forms and grading support, this page brings together all essential player and club resources in one convenient place.
Each team plays a mix of home and away matches throughout the season. The aim is to keep competition balanced, fair, and enjoyable.
Usually provide a light supper after matches, unless otherwise agreed before the season.
Pay match fees to the host club or home team as advised.
Matches are decided first by total games won, then by rubbers won in the event of a tie.
The focus is on good competition and great sportsmanship — it’s social, it’s competitive, and it’s about showing up and playing hard.
Finals EligibilityTo qualify for finals, players must:
Clubs are responsible for confirming player eligibility with the Match and Pennant Chair prior to finals.
Dress CodeWhile SSL doesn’t enforce a single dress code, all players are expected to dress neatly and wear non-marking court shoes.
Each club may have its own specific requirements — please check with your team captain or club delegate before your first match.
When in doubt: play neat, look sharp, and respect the court.
Rules & RefereeingySSL follows the World Squash Federation (WSF) Singles Rules.
All players are expected to:
Useful links:
For quick reference or clarification, visit the Refereeing section of this page or speak to your pennant administrator.
For finals, if a team cannot provide qualified referees, SSL can help arrange official referees through Squash & Racquetball Victoria.
Want to play in the next SSL season?
Sign up via your club using the SSL Player Form:
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At the start of each season, clubs submit their team nominations to SSL.
SSL maintains an internal directory of:
Ensure your club has the latest version before the start of each season.
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Providing supper is encouraged but optional.
Clubs that choose not to provide supper must notify SSL before the season begins.
Teams are not expected to provide supper for visiting teams who have opted out.
Light post-match refreshments, such as fruit, sandwiches, or snacks, are perfectly acceptable.
SSL works closely with clubs to maintain fair and consistent player gradings each season.
For grading help, contact SSL through the grading section of the signup form or by email.
All key SSL forms are available online for easy access and submission.
Each form ensures clear communication between clubs, players, and administrators.
Matches should only be rescheduled if one team cannot field enough players.
Reschedules will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis to maintain fairness across the competition.
For easy access, here are direct links to essential SSL sections and resources:
The Player Hub is designed to make it simple for everyone — players, captains, and club officials — to find what they need in one place.
If something’s missing or you’d like to suggest an improvement, reach out to the committee at info@southernsquashleague.com.au.
Together, we can keep the Southern Squash League running smoothly, fairly, and with the community spirit that defines us.
