
For Athletic Directors & Guidance Counselors
Our new Twin Cities high school squash league brings you and your students a beginner-friendly, non-contact sport that is rated #1 in overall fitness — and gives counselors and ADs a strong option for students looking for a new activity or a leadership story.
For Athletic Directors
No cost to the school — families cover season fees directly. Scholarships make sure everyone plays, regardless of ability to pay.
No facility or equipment commitment — practices run off-site at partner clubs.
No coaching staff to hire, train, or supervise — MISA provides all coaching, with US Squash certified coaches.
Low-contact sport with minimal concussion risk - and we take safety seriously.
An inclusive option that supports your Title IX goals without adding to your compliance burden — mixed-gender teams are common in school squash.
Independent club structure, so no MSHSL paperwork, and no district athletics process required to get started.
For Guidance Counselors
Every year you meet students who don’t have an activity that fits them, and students looking for something real to show initiative and leadership on their college applications. MISA is built for both. As a founding program, it offers actual named responsibilities, not just roster membership: students can recruit teammates, coordinate team logistics, or help lead fundraising — concrete accomplishments, not padding.
A strong option for students without an existing sport or extracurricular identity.
Genuine, specific leadership roles: Founding Captain, Recruitment Lead, Team Logistics Coordinator, Fundraising Lead.
No experience required — every player starts as a beginner in year one.
A recognized “scholar-athlete” culture that many colleges often associate with the sport of squash.
Income-based sliding-scale pricing available for families who need it — no student excluded solely for cost.
Season runs December–March, off-cycle from most fall/spring sports, so it fits between existing commitments.
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