Archive · 7 Nov 2025
League Sports Co. Launches World Premier Squash League
Imagine a new professional sports league for squash called World Premier Squash!
It's being created by a company called LSC, and big squash organizations called World Squash and PSA are supporting it.
This league will have teams from different countries, with the best squash players in the world playing.
It's planned to start in August 2026, and it's going to try new ways to score points and play games to make it more exciting for fans.
The league also wants to have an equal number of male and female players.
This is happening as squash gets ready to be in the Los Angeles Olympics in 2028, and the organizers hope this new league will make squash even more popular and help players earn more.
League Sports Co. (LSC) has announced the formation of a new professional squash league called World Premier Squash.
The league will be team-based, featuring international franchises and top global players.
It is scheduled to commence in August 2026 with the endorsement of World Squash and the PSA.
World Premier Squash aims to enhance fan experience through a gender-balanced format and innovative scoring.
This launch precedes squash's debut at the LA Olympics in 2028, seeking to boost the sport's visibility and athlete monetization.
- Who
- League Sports Co (LSC) in partnership with World Squash and the Professional Squash Association (PSA)
- What
- Launch of World Premier Squash, a new team-based professional squash league.
- When
- Expected to launch in August 2026.
- Where
- International franchises will compete in iconic locations around the world.
- Why
- To increase the visibility of squash, enhance fan experience, drive new monetization models for athletes, and build a new stage for the sport, preceding squash's inclusion in the LA Olympics 2028.
- Organization
- League Sports Co (LSC)
- League Name
- World Premier Squash
- Endorsed By
- World Squash and Professional Squash Association (PSA)
- Expected Launch
- August 2026
- Format
- Team-based, gender-balanced, new scoring formats