For the fourth time in the event’s history, Canada will host the Can-Am Cup. The 2026 edition will be held November 6 – 8 at the Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club, a venue that carries some of the competition’s most cherished memories. When the Cricket Club last hosted in 2018, Canada delivered a sweep of both the Men’s and Women’s titles. Now, eight years later, the stage is set for a repeat of events.
The Can-Am Cup has been a showcase of the fierce rivalry between Canada and the United States, drawing the finest doubles squash talent from both nations. Robin Clarke and Nikole Todd will lead the charge in 2026, two competitors who know how to bring home a trophy.
“As captain, I am excited and privileged to have the opportunity to lead Canada and put an end to the USA’s impressive run of victories,” said Clarke.
“We have the strongest doubles players in the world here in Canada, and it’s time we showcased that by bringing together our top talent at the historic three-court Toronto Cricket Club and delivering a proper result.”
Endorsed by Squash Canada, the 2026 Can-Am Cup will be one of the marquee events on the North American doubles squash calendar. Further details on team selection, event structure, and scheduling will be announced in the coming months through Clarke, Todd, and the Tournament Committee.
