Staff & Board
We deal with all matters regarding the development, organisation and promotion of this sport which we love. Whether you’re a youngster looking to have some fun on the court, or a seasoned professional, we welcome all ‘Squashies’ and thank you for your ongoing support in helping keep Squash a great Australian success story!
Russell Weatherburn
Tayla Mounter
Harry has recently been employed by Squash ACT, and works behind the counter as well as restringing squash rackets.
He is a premier squash player in the ACT, as well as a top 5 national junior. Harry is the current Boys U19 state champion.
Harry Burgess
Harry has recently been employed by Squash ACT, and works behind the counter as well as restringing squash rackets.
He is a premier squash player in the ACT, as well as a top 5 national junior. Harry is the current Boys U19 state champion.
Declan works at Woden Squash Centre every Saturday and Sunday between 1pm and 5pm.
During this time, you will see him behind reception, as well as restringing any squash rackets that are required.
Declan is a premier grade squash player, so feel free to ask him any questions!
Declan-Ray Smith
Declan works at Woden Squash Centre every Saturday and Sunday between 1pm and 5pm.
During this time, you will see him behind reception, as well as restringing any squash rackets that are required.
Declan is a premier grade squash player, so feel free to ask him any questions!
Vicki has been working for Squash ACT and Woden Squash Centre longer than any member of staff.
She works Monday to Thursday, from 4pm until 10pm.
Vicki is well known with all ACT Squash players and has lots of knowledge to share. If you have any questions, just ask away!
Vicki Job
Vicki has been working for Squash ACT and Woden Squash Centre longer than any member of staff.
She works Monday to Thursday, from 4pm until 10pm.
Vicki is well known with all ACT Squash players and has lots of knowledge to share. If you have any questions, just ask away!
Rasha Ruhayel
Graeme Sellar
Melissa Orr began playing squash at 10 years of age, continued playing while living on the Central Coast, in Griffith and then Cootamundra, and hasn't stopped since. Originally a member of the Wests Squash Club, Melissa's first pennant match was in Ladies G4!
As she moved up the grades, Melissa joined Dickson Squash Club, still plays for the club and enjoys the twice yearly doubles competitions. Monday nights, Melissa is found playing Masters squash and enjoys the social and non-competitive nature of these comps. Some years back, Melissa was employed at Squash ACT as its Development Officer and now assists when needed with Dickson juniors.
Off the court, Mel cheers for the Raiders, enjoys most sports and stays fit while socialising with friends and family. Melissa's background and current employment is in finance, and she brings that valued knowledge and assistance to Squash ACT.
Melissa Orr
Melissa Orr began playing squash at 10 years of age, continued playing while living on the Central Coast, in Griffith and then Cootamundra, and hasn't stopped since. Originally a member of the Wests Squash Club, Melissa's first pennant match was in Ladies G4!
As she moved up the grades, Melissa joined Dickson Squash Club, still plays for the club and enjoys the twice yearly doubles competitions. Monday nights, Melissa is found playing Masters squash and enjoys the social and non-competitive nature of these comps. Some years back, Melissa was employed at Squash ACT as its Development Officer and now assists when needed with Dickson juniors.
Off the court, Mel cheers for the Raiders, enjoys most sports and stays fit while socialising with friends and family. Melissa's background and current employment is in finance, and she brings that valued knowledge and assistance to Squash ACT.
Sara Burns
Harrison Barnett
Michael was elected President at the 2017 Squash ACT AGM.
Michael Nuttall is the Executive Officer of the Australian Primary Principals Association where he oversees the operations of its Canberra-based national office and provides executive level support to its National Council and Board. Prior to this he worked as a teacher in Sydney before moving to Canberra where he took up the first of his two principal positions.
A social squash player from his school years, Michael picked up his racquet after a ten-year break to play his first competition squash match as he turned fifty. He currently has a social hit every Thursday as well as playing Masters and occasionally reserving in Pennant.
Michael Nuttall
Michael was elected President at the 2017 Squash ACT AGM.
Michael Nuttall is the Executive Officer of the Australian Primary Principals Association where he oversees the operations of its Canberra-based national office and provides executive level support to its National Council and Board. Prior to this he worked as a teacher in Sydney before moving to Canberra where he took up the first of his two principal positions.
A social squash player from his school years, Michael picked up his racquet after a ten-year break to play his first competition squash match as he turned fifty. He currently has a social hit every Thursday as well as playing Masters and occasionally reserving in Pennant.