The 2025 Canadian Women’s Open gets underway tomorrow in Toronto, Ontario at Brookfield Place, on the Jonathon Power Court. Topping previous years, the combined event of the Canadian Women’s Open (PSA Silver, 96K USD) and the Toronto Athletic Club Open (PSA Copper, 41K USD) is the largest professional squash tournament in Canadian history.
The Women’s Draw boasts one of the strongest lineups in tournament history, with four players in the world’s Top 10. Headlining is World No. 3 and 4-Time World Junior Champion, Amina Orfi (EGY), making her Canadian debut. Orfi will be looking to make this a memorable trip by capturing her first Canadian title. Defending champion, Tinne Gilis (BEL), and 2023 champion, Amanda Sobhy (USA), return as the second and third seeds after facing off in last year’s thrilling final.
The Toronto Athletic Club Open brings together a wide range of international talent led by top seed and defending champion, Leonel Cardenas (MEX), with Yahya Elnawasany (EGY) and Adrian Waller (ENG) as second and third seeds. Rising stars to watch include 2025 NASH Cup Champion, Noor Zaman (PAK), and Vancouver’s Richardson Wealth Men’s Open Champion, Muhammad Ashab Irfan (PAK), and finalist, Sam Todd (ENG). Early rounds (Oct. 25–26) will be hosted at the Toronto Athletic Club before action shifts to the Jonathon Power Court for the quarter-finals onward.
The Maple Leaf will be represented in both draws, with Senior National Squad members Hollie Naughton (ON), Nicole Bunyan (BC), and Danielle Ray (AB) joining the field, alongside NextGen athletes Niki Shemirani (ON), Maximilien Godbout (QC), and Wasey Maqsood (ON).
Squash Canada thanks Canadian Women’s Open Platinum Partners; Altas Partners, Brookfield Properties, Capital Asset Lending, The Government of Canada, Oxford Properties, Scotia Wealth Management, Slaight Music, and our many Gold, Silver, and Bronze supporting Partners for their ongoing contributions to the sport.
Tickets are still available for those who want to experience the excitement live at Brookfield Place. Fans around Canada can also tune in as all matches will be streamed live on SquashTV (25% Off SquashTV Annual Pass. Use Code: SQCAN25) and broadcasted for viewing in Canada on CBC Sports (GEM, CBC Sports YouTube).
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