The Professional Squash Association (PSA) has been enforcing the rules of the PSA Code of Conduct much more recently, cracking down on behaviour on court and during competition events. The Code of Conduct is located in the PSA 2015 Tour Guide. The PSA Disciplinary Panel has taken action against many players, but at the end of October, the list was much longer than previous ones this year and also more disciplinary options were taken, including warnings about future behavior and fines of varying amounts.
Although PSA is only for the professionals, this is a great reminder to all squash players in the world about one's attitude, timeliness, and overall mannerisms. On court and off court behaviour, no matter your skill level in squash, are very important. At the end of the day, people play squash for fun and for the love of the game and sportsmanship is something we hope that all of our players and coaches always continue to strive for.
Although PSA is only for the professionals, this is a great reminder to all squash players in the world about one's attitude, timeliness, and overall mannerisms. On court and off court behaviour, no matter your skill level in squash, are very important. At the end of the day, people play squash for fun and for the love of the game and sportsmanship is something we hope that all of our players and coaches always continue to strive for.
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