Club Manager Vacancy
The current Browns Bay Club Manager is about to go on a years parental leave therefore the BBRC needs someone to fill the current Managers shoes during this period.  The successful applicant will be working with the Club Executive to manage the club and drive a new and exciting strategic plan for the future. The role is responsible for managing all member services, facilities, financial and sports administrative activities of the club. This includes staff and contractor liaison, and accommodating members’ requirements.  Read more...

2009 Women in Squash Programme
In 2009 Squash Auckland will be introducing the “Women in Squash” programme to clubs. Information about the programme will be available on the Squash Auckland website under the tab Player Information/Women’s Programmes.
The aim of the programme is to introduce new adult women to the sport of squash, and to encourage as many of these women as possible to become club members.

2009 Autumn Interclub - Voting Poll Result
At the Interclub meeting a suggestion was put forward to pilot three player teams in Senior Autumn interclub next year. (Rather than teams of four). 
The poll has now closed, with 70% of respondents indicating they would prefer to stay with 4 player teams. Senior Autumn pennant will not change to 3 player teams in 2009.

Thank you for voting.

Point a Rally Scoring
Following the Squash New Zealand AGM a decision has yet to be made regarding the national introduction of the point a rally scoring system. The feedback received from the spring pennant trial showed an almost unanimous opposition to point a rally, so Squash Auckland interclub competitions and tournaments will continue to play under the traditional scoring method in 2009.
It will be at individual club's discretion as to what scoring format they use for their tournaments.

2009 Annual Report & Revised Strategic Plan