Wee Wern Low

This isn’t something achieved alone, but with my team who make this journey special. Grateful to be in a position to inspire, make an impact, and lead the change. Looking forward to what more we can do together! 🇵🇭❤️

Huge congratulations to Coach Wee Wern Low!

We are beyond proud to share that she has been named Development Coach of the Year by the Asian Squash Federation!

Her passion, dedication, and tireless work in growing squash in the Philippines have touched so many athletes and built a strong squash family. She doesn’t just coach — she inspires, mentors, and leads by example every single day.

From all of us at the Philippine Squash Academy, thank you for believing in us and for helping us become better on and off the court. 🙌

GrowTheGame

The power of squash 🙌🇵🇭

Squash in the Philippines has seen a major change for the future, with the sport providing children with a safe space to play squash, eat meals, and, for some, a space to sleep.

Over the past 18 months, the Philippines Squash Academy has been able to oversee improvements on and off the courts for the next generation of squash players 👏

Find out more ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/6fwa96ze

We strive to not just make them better squash players, but better people too and give them a safe space to grow together 🇵🇭

Incredibly proud of this young team and their performance at the 3rd SEAJIC 2025. We traveled with 8 players and came home with 1 gold, 2 silvers, and 2 bronzes — a huge step forward from last year when I first traveled with the team. Their performances were full of determination, grit, and heart.

What a debut it was for young Ashton—his first flight, first tournament ever, and he delivered the gold. You couldn’t script it better. 😊

The future is looking bright for Philippine Squash 🇵🇭💪