Chestnut Hill Squash Club at SCH Now Has Expanded Community Memberships

Chestnut Hill Squash Club (CHSC) and SCH Academy have announced the launch of a new Squash Membership Program, an innovative one-year pilot designed to open premier squash facilities to the broader community of students and players. The program introduces a flexible, community-focused membership model designed to maximize facility use during off-peak hours.

Memberships are available at competitive rates and offer structured, season-specific access to SCH’s six McCausland squash courts. The calendar features dynamic scheduling that shifts seamlessly across the pre-season, competitive winter months, and summer terms to ensure that the school's varsity athletic teams, student clinics, and summer camps remain a priority.

CHSC Membership includes court reservation access through the Chestnut Hill Squash Club Locker platform and access to lessons and clinics (additional fees).

This pilot program represents a meaningful win-win for both SCH Academy students and local squash enthusiasts.

"By opening our squash facilities during designated off-peak hours, we are creating access to squash for both SCH students and for the local squash community," said Stuart George, head coach at SCH.

Interested community members, alumni, SCH families, and local players are encouraged to view seasonal hours and submit membership registrations on the SCH website.
 
About Chestnut Hill Squash Club 
Chestnut Hill Squash (CHS) was established in 2022 as a squash program that brings together SCH Academy and PCC (Philadelphia Cricket Club) in partnership to deliver best-in-class coaching for our SCH teams and community. PCC squash coaches lead the SCH school teams during the season and also offer court access and development opportunities for SCH students.  In 2026, Chestnut Hill Squash announced a new Squash Membership Program,  introducing a flexible, community-focused membership model designed to maximize facility use during off-peak hours. Membership is open to SCH and non-SCH students, families, and the local community.