Boston Squash Rackets Club

The BSPA Boston Open

What is it?

The Boston Open began in 1997 to celebrate the opening of the club's new rainbow courts, which made it the first club in the UK to have National Lottery funded rainbow courts.  The club more than succeeded in its goal of getting some nationally ranked players, and it has continued ever since.  Since 2000, it has linked in with the BSPA Tour, which has been a huge success.  This has attracted even more top quality professionals, and the event is now the longest running event on the tour, as well as now being the traditional first event on the tour.

Although the original aim was to run it for 10 years, we have decided to continue past this, held the eleventh tournament in 2007.

2007

The 2007 event has now finished. The event was amongst the best ever held at Boston, with Bradley Ball defeating Daryl Selby 3/2 in an entertaining men's final, while Vicky Botwright beat her sister Becky in the women's final. Full coverage can be found on SquashSite.

Previous Events

The club has started to link in with The SquashSite for reporting on this event, and an archive of all the Boston Opens since 2000 can be found here, as well as extensive reports from the 2006 event.