Fédération Française de Squash (FFSquash)

The squash federation in France · French Squash Federation

The FFSquash was created in December 1980 as the Fédération Française de Squash-Raquettes (French squash had until then been run by the French Tennis Federation for five years); it took its current name in 1989. It is governed by an Executive Committee, a Federal Council and an Ethics Committee, and runs national championships, a national ranking, and a competition-management platform (SquashNET), plus coach, referee and administrator training and club affiliation and support services.

Getting a licence

A licence is needed to play official squash competitions in France.

A licence is taken out through a club affiliated to the FFSquash, valid 1 September to 31 August; published national tariffs include a 'Squash Pass' licence at EUR 20, a youth ('Jeune') licence at EUR 55, and a corporate-group licence at EUR 30, while a club's own affiliation to the federation costs EUR 130 (figures found via search of ffsquash.com pages, not directly re-fetched).

The licence page

Competitions and rankings

From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.

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Fédération Française de Squash (FFSquash)

Getting a licence

Competitions and rankings

The other racket-sport federations in France

The squash federation in other countries