The Panamerican Squash Federation (FPS) was set up in 1989. It is the governing body of squash on the

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and shall at all times seek to advance competition in the sport of squash. It is based in

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. As of 2011 it has 28 member federations.

Presidents

https://www.panamsquash.com/about/

List of members

North America

Central America

Caribbean

South America

Events

Junior Events
Pan American Junior Championships
Seniors' Events

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Pan American Team Championships

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References

External links

Federation of Panamerica Official Website
Squash organizations Squash in North America Squash in South America Sports governing bodies in the Americas World Squash Federation {{sport-org-stub