Ambassador Program
Launched four years ago, the inspiring WSF international promotional initiative, called WSF Ambassadors Programme, annually takes two leading squash players, together with an international coach and referee, into younger squash nations to help raise the sport’s profile – through clinics, exhibition matches, refereeing and coaching seminars, and media presentations.
It creates an opportunity to support nations by meeting and interacting with players, officials and media in the countries. The squash family is worldwide, and WSF relishes the chance to spend a little time with these family members to not only support them, but learn more about their issues and avenues.
The WSF Ambassador Programme first visited the Baltic country of Latvia in 2011, followed by a trip to the African countries of Malawi and Namibia, then Panama and Venezuela in 2013, before in 2014 journeying to Papua New Guinea.
2015 takes in countries in Eastern Europe when Malaysia’s world No.1 Nicol David and Spain’s highest-ranked squash player of all-time Borja Golan lead the 2015 World Squash Federation initiative into Serbia, Romania and Croatia.
Media Releases
- Eastern Europe to Host WSF Ambassadors in 2015
- 2014 Fourth WSF Ambassador Programme Hailed As ‘Inspirational’
- 2014 WSF Ambassadors Help Papua New Guinea Gear Up For The Games
- 2013 WSF Ambassadors Leave Long-Lasting Memories In Venezuela
- 2013 WSF Ambassador Visit To Inspire Panama World Champs Debut
- 2012 WSF Ambassadors Empower Namibian Squash
- 2012 Malawi WSF Ambassador Visit Inspires Squash Addition To Olympic Centre
- 2011 WSF Ambassadors “An Inspiration” To Latvian Squash