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IWT Norwegian Open 2025 preview

The third edition of the IWT Norwegian Open kicks off this weekend, with top players taking the trip (for most at least) north aiming to take glory and a share...

by Joel Durston

Austrian SWT Singles and Mixed A review

The Austrian SWT took place this weekend in Vienna, in the fantastic venue Racketworld. The sun shone all weekend and there were many closely fought battles and a lot of...

by Holly Ranson

SWT Austrian Open Day 1 – The new generation takes over

It’s been a fantastic first day of Racketlon at the SWT Austrian Open. British duo Patterson and Ranson claimed the women’s doubles title, beating top seeds Kaptein/Kilchenman 21-15 8-21 21-17...

by fir

SWT Austrian Open returns to Vienna

The World Racketlon Tour continues in Vienna this weekend and Pauline Cavé is back to defend her title. The Frenchwoman did not even drop a set in the 2024 Austrian...

by Leigh Sands

More Than Just Four Talents – What Other Passions Do Racketlon Players Have?

We all know racketlon requires you to be skilled in table tennis, badminton, squash, and tennis, but racketlon players’ talents by no means end there. Here, in their words, are...

by Joel Durston

SAT South African Open review

Last Sunday, South Africa successfully hosted the biggest SAT tournament ever. The tournament was played at an extremely fast pace, with each match being played to 11, so that every...

by Holly Ranson

SWT Austrian Open Preview

In three weeks time, the SWT Austrian Open will be taking place in Vienna. The tournament has returned to the capital this year in order to provide the players with...

by fir

Squash Rally and Game Timings – an in-depth analysis by Simon Lau

Introduction Some squash games only last three minutes. Yes, three. After twenty years of dutifully booking 40-minute court slots — and many evenings vanishing into “league matches” that swallowed entire...

by fir

Terning Off The Lights – Thoughts on Sylvain Ternon’s Racketlon Career

Sylvain Ternon has unfortunately retired from racketlon, after a fantastic career. Here we have gathered the thoughts of some his friends, teammates, and rivals across the years. Myriam Enmer: “I...

by Joel Durston