The World Squash Federation (WSF) is the global governing body for the sport of squash. WSF has five Continental Federations under its auspices – Africa, Asia, Europe, Panamerica and Oceania.

 

The Oceania Region includes Australasia, Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. It is represented by a wide range of different cultures and made up predominantly of islands of varying sizes surrounded by the majestic Pacific Ocean - from Tahiti in the east, Mariana Islands in the north, Australia in the west and New Zealand to the south.

 

The Oceania Squash Federation (OSF), formed in 1992, is the registered Continental Federation for WSF within the Oceania Region.

 

The day-to-day administration of the Federation is the responsibility of the Board which includes the President, two (2) Vice Presidents and the Executive Officer. All Board positions are in a voluntary capacity for 2-year terms.

 

The Federation Office is in Queensland, Australia, domiciled with Squash Australia. Both SqA and Squash NZ  provide operational support to the Federation as the largest Members.

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The Federation’s President is automatically a Continentlal Vice President and member of the World Squash Federation’s Executive Committee who assists the WSF Board with strategy and policy making.