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The Squash Tournament of Champions (ToC) is a premier PSA World Tour Platinum event held in the heart of New York City. Played on a glass showcourt inside Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal, this event features equal prize money for men and women, bringing together the world’s best squash players for high-speed rallies, precision shots, and dramatic comebacks. As part of the city’s famed squash calendar, ToC blends sport with iconic architecture and a buzzing New York atmosphere, making it a must-see for fans and a great gateway event for newcomers to the sport.

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In 2025, the tournament crowned champions Ali Farag (men) and Hania El Hammamy (women). The 2026 edition is scheduled for January 22–29, continuing the tradition of top-tier squash in NYC. General sale for tickets begins October 27, 2025, with digital tickets issued via Tickets.com; accounts may be required. Stay connected with the ToC via official channels for updates and highlights as the event approaches.

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Whether you’re following a favorite player, chasing a historic final, or just soaking in the energy of a World Tour Platinum event in a landmark venue, ToC delivers a memorable experience with the accessibility and reliability you expect. We’ve got you covered for tickets and planning—secure your seats and enjoy this world-class squash weekend in the heart of Manhattan.

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Follow the official Squash Tournament of Champions channels for updates and announcements, including match schedules, player appearances, and live results. ToC updates are shared through the event’s social feeds, including @ToCSquash on X. For more information on venues, player bios, and behind-the-scenes content, keep an eye on the ToC website and partner outlets.

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Event location, venue details, and NYC accessibility: Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal provides a unique indoor setting with a glass showcourt that highlights the speed and skill of modern squash. The surrounding station area offers convenient transit connections and a quintessential New York experience for visitors from around the world.

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Quick Facts About Squash Tournament of Champions

  • Location: Grand Central Terminal, Vanderbilt Hall, New York City, on a glass showcourt.
  • Format: PSA World Tour Platinum event for both men and women with equal prize money.
  • 2025 dates: January 23–30, 2025.
  • 2025 champions: Ali Farag (men) and Hania El Hammamy (women).
  • 2026 dates: January 22–29, 2026.
  • Ticketing: General sale begins October 27, 2025; tickets are digital via Tickets.com; accounts may be required.

Follow the official Squash Tournament of Champions channels for updates and announcements, including match schedules, player appearances, and live results. ToC updates are shared through the event’s social feeds, including @ToCSquash on X. For more information on venues, player bios, and behind-the-scenes content, keep an eye on the ToC website and partner outlets.

Event location, venue details, and NYC accessibility: Vanderbilt Hall at Grand Central Terminal provides a unique indoor setting with a glass showcourt that highlights the speed and skill of modern squash. The surrounding station area offers convenient transit connections and a quintessential New York experience for visitors from around the world.

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