Hunts County Squash Club (HCSC) was founded in 1967, and is one of the most active squash clubs in Cambridgeshire. A fourth exhibition standard squash court has now been added, the first to be built in Cambridgeshire for a number of years. With a seating capacity in excess of 125 spectators, front and rear wall video facilities for both coaching and recording of major events and under floor heaters for controlled heating, the court has already been approved by England Squash as a venue to hold national training days and open tournaments, and is now home of the British U23 Squash Championships, this years event will be on 22nd April to 25th April.

The Squash Club offers an impressive qualified coaching team, headed by Colin Griggs (level III) and supported by James Powley (Level III), Faye Kowalesky (Level III) and Nicky Hastings (level II). plus we have VIP Coach Tania Bailey World No.20 (Ex World Junior Champion and level III Coach) In addition, three professional squash tour players are attached to the club and train regularly with the club's top junior and senior players.  We have men's and ladies teams competing in the Cambridgeshire squash leagues. Matches are played every week over the county and a very high standard of squash can be seen in the top divisions. The County Championships have been played at the Club during the last 5 years. At the senior level we excel and the 2004/2005 Cambridgeshire Premier League was won by HCSC. We also hold several club tournaments each year. This includes handicaps, doubles, and club championships. The tournaments are extremely sociable and enjoyable.

HCSC has flourished throughout its history. Many club members have represented the County, universities and various countries at different age groups. The Club has held exhibitions by ex-World Champions and regular training programmes for Markers and Scorers.

HCSC is also home to the Sports Academy run by James Powley.   The Sports Academy is an integral part of Hunts County Squash Club. Originally founded in Surrey in the early 1960s by David Morgan, the Sports Academy has set a standard for the development of young squash players. In the period between 1961 and 2001, over four hundred young players have been trained under the Sports Academy umbrella, both in England and Canada, with 50 or more of these reaching a standard where they were selected to represent their home countries at different age levels. James Powley continued the success of the Sports Academy in 2006 and in 2010 there are 2 tours organised to Portugal and Canada.