Oceania Squash Federation

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Oceania Squash Federation

Abbreviation	OSF
Formation	1992
Type	Sports organization
Headquarters	Wanguri, Northern Territory, Australia
Region served	Oceania
Membership	12 member associations
President	Neven Barbour
Parent organization	World Squash Federation
Website	www.oceaniasquash.org

The Oceania Squash Federation (OSF) was set up in 1992 regulates squash throughout Oceania.

It is based in Wanguri, Northern Territory in Australia. As of 2012 it has 12 member federations

List of members

Nation	Federation	President
Australia	Squash Australia	John Lee
Cook Islands	Cook Islands Squash Rackets Association	Robert Skews
Fiji	Squash Fiji	Edward Roxburgh
New Caledonia	Ligue Calédonienne de Squash	Jean Jacques Annonier
New Zealand	Squash New Zealand	Neil McAra
Niue	Niue Squash Association	Simon Jackson
Norfolk Island	Norfolk Island Squash	Mal Tarrant
Papua New Guinea	Papua New Guinea Squash Rackets Federation	Edmond Pereira
Samoa	Samoa Squash Rackets Association	Samau Etuale Seto
Tahiti	Tahiti Squash Rackets Association	Titaua Maurin
Tonga	Tonga Squash Rackets Association	Tapu Panuve
Vanuatu	Vanuatu Squash Federation	Yannick Jacobe

v t e Professional Squash Association: Top ten Oceanian male squash players as of February 2014

1. Cameron Pilley (15 3) 2. Ryan Cuskelly (37 4) 3. Campbell Grayson (41 1) 4. Martin Knight (50 1) 5. Matthew Karwalski (52 2)

6. Steven Finitsis (53 1) 7. Rex Hedrick (66 1) 8. Mike Corren (77 2) 9. Paul Coll (89 ) 10. Zac Alexander (91 2)

v t e Women's Squash Association: Top ten Oceanian female squash players as of February 2014

1. Joelle King (5 ) 2. Kasey Brown (13 2) 3. Rachael Grinham (15 ) 4. Donna Urquhart (22 ) 5. Amanda Landers-Murphy (44 2)

6. Lisa Camilleri (45 4) 5. Kylie Lindsay (48 4) 7. Megan Craig (49 1) 9. Sarah Cardwell (56 ) 10. Melody Francis (59 5)

National Members of the World Squash Federation

North America	Bermuda Canada Mexico United States

Central America	Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Panama

Caribbean	Antigua and Barbuda Bahamas Barbados British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Dominican Republic Jamaica Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago

South America	Argentina Brazil Chile Colombia Ecuador Guyana Paraguay Peru Venezuela

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