Lilleshall Squash and Racketball Club

Welcome to Lilleshall Squash & Racketball Club. Based within the picturesque grounds of The Lilleshall National Sports Centre. Near Newport in Telford, Shropshire.

Lilleshall Squash & Racketball Club is over 50 years old. With a sizeable membership base of men, women and juniors. Members contribute to competitive leagues, tournaments, and friendly games.

Great facilities

We invite squash and racketball (Squash 57) players of all abilities to join us. Enjoy our fantastic facilities, including five squash courts (2 x glass back and 3 x hard back). We also have modern changing areas and a well-stocked sports bar. Allowing you to enjoy a social drink or meal after your match.

Join us

So come and try the world’s healthiest sport. Get in contact with us and join the club on Wednesday and Thursday evenings each week.

Club membership is available for £20.00 per year. Your court fees are not included.

Leagues & Tournaments

5 Squash Courts

Changing Facilites

Sports Bar

Club News

Team Squash fixtures announced

July 23, 2023Lilleshall Squash and Racketball Club are set to compete against a series of other clubs throughout the Shropshire and Staffordshire areas in the squash league. The squash team always welcomes friendly support, so come along and support the players when you can, and see some great matches being played. Home matches are played on Courts Four and Five (Glassbacks) at Lilleshall National Sports Centre. 2023/24 Team Fixtures: [...] Read more...

Tournament success for McClelland & Vrahimis

June 21, 2023LSRC’s annual squash and racketball tournaments concluded at the end of May 2023, with Steve McClelland and Tony Vrhaminis securing the titles in racketball and squash respectively. The racketball final took place at 6:45pm on Wednesday 24th May at Lilleshall National Sports Centre, with Steve McClelland edging the match 3-0 against Gary Westwood, in a brilliantly close and competitive encounter, which was played in a good spirit. For Steve, it was the fourth time he has lifted the Racketball Open trophy, and he defended the title he last lifted in 2019. It was the first time the tournament had been contested since the pandemic. And for Steve, it was a double tournament shift, as he had also made his way through the field to contest the squash final too, which took place the following evening on Thursday 25th May. This time, Steve faced former champion Tony Vrhaminis. The final was again superbly contested, and close, with some incredible rallies, but it was Tony who managed to seal the Squash Open title for the second time, with a well executed 3-0 victory. Tony had previously lifted the trophy in 2018. A huge well done to our two champions, and to all of the other players who took part across the racketball and squash competitions, which were contested in the right manner throughout. [...] Read more...