Saturday sees the first ever England Squash sanctioned Squash tournament in Scarborough's history.
The junior competition's at Scarborough Squash Academy at Silver Royd.
Lew Marsden is the head coach there- he says there are some talented up and coming players on the Yorkshire Coast:
The tournament has been a major administrative feat.
Lew says Scarborough Squash Academy have been in talks with England Squash for some time:
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