Squash Spectator Etiquette and Behavior

Casual wear is generally acceptable for spectators at a squash match. However, it is important to avoid wearing clothing that is too revealing or disruptive.

Spectators should sit on the side of the court, behind the service line. This will allow them to have a clear view of the match and avoid obstructing the players' view.

It is considered polite to clap after each game, regardless of who wins. However, it is important to avoid clapping too loudly or disruptively.

Spectators should wait for a break in the match before leaving the court. This will help to avoid disrupting the players.

It is considered poor etiquette to boo or yell at a player who makes a mistake. Instead, spectators should remain silent or offer encouragement.

Spectators should remain silent if they see a player arguing with the referee. It is important to avoid disrupting the match or showing disrespect to the officials.

It is considered polite to stand up and cheer when a player wins a match. However, it is important to avoid throwing things onto the court or running onto the court.

If a spectator sees a player injured during a match, they should call for a doctor immediately. It is important to avoid moving the player or trying to help them off the court without medical assistance.

It is considered polite to wait until the players have left the court before leaving a squash match. This will help to avoid disrupting the players or the officials.

The best way to show your appreciation for a great match is to give the players a standing ovation. This is a respectful way to show your support for the players and their efforts.

If a spectator sees a player cheating, they should report the incident to the referee immediately. It is important to avoid taking matters into your own hands or disrupting the match.

It is considered poor etiquette to boo or yell at a player who is taking too long between points. Instead, spectators should remain silent or ask the referee to give the player a warning.

Spectators should remain silent if they see a player arguing with a line judge. It is important to avoid disrupting the match or showing disrespect to the officials.

It is considered polite to remain seated and applaud when a player's birthday is celebrated during a match. This will help to avoid disrupting the match or showing disrespect to the players.