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About the Chamberlain Squash Open

(CSO) is a professional body that is ardently committed to the development, management and promotion of squash in Nigeria and Africa at large. This organization helps to handle tournaments at the national level as well as international level to expose Nigerian participants to foreign opponents thereby increasing their ranking the world records.

CSO is aimed at developing squash in generally in Nigeria. On the other promote tourism by bringing spectators from across the city of Lagos, local communities; Nigeria and at-large African to participate or rather witness their sub-national, national and international tournaments.

Chamberlain Squash Open is created with the idea of intensifying national consciousness in the game of squash through an organized development. It is also their duty to conduct competitions at the national levels in order to discover talents among Nigeria squash players irrespective of their ages.

The organization also stands to broaden social development through squash game at the national stage. Also creates a chance for players to strive at international stages to bring Nigeria to the world’s top list in sports.

Other Squash Associations in Nigeria Includes;

• Nigeria Squash Federation (NSF)

• Nigeria Squash Professional Association (NSPA), and
• Professional Squash Association (PSA)

Getting involved in Squash in Nigeria

Whether you want to take part, coach, officiate, organise an event or simply support the sport in Nigeria, the organisations listed on this page are the official place to start. A few tips before you get in touch:

• Athletes and parents: ask about registered clubs and state associations near you, age-group and grassroots programmes, and the documents you need to register.
• Coaches and officials: ask which courses and licences the federation recognises, and how they link to the sport’s international governing body.
• Schools, companies and event organisers: ask about sanctioning, rules and approved officials before you announce a competition.
• Check the details: officials and addresses can change after federation elections, so confirm by phone or email before you visit. Spotted a change? Tell SitesNG and we will update this page.

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• Squash Games and Tournaments
• History of Squash in Nigeria
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