Bellevue · Seattle · June 2028
Put your name on squash’s Olympic moment.
For the first time in history, squash is an Olympic sport. The last qualification event before the Los Angeles Games happens in Washington, and the brands beside the glass court will be part of the story the sport tells forever.
- 2015
- First Men's World Championship ever held on U.S. soil, hosted by YSK in Bellevue
- 100+
- Professional players competed at that championship
- 25+
- Countries represented
- 1st
- Squash appears at the Olympics for the first time in LA
Three ways in
Choose your position.
Title Partner
01Presenting credit, court and venue branding, and first position across every channel YSK controls.
- Presenting credit, subject to sanctioning-body approval
- Court-side and venue branding, subject to venue and rights-holder approval
- First position across YSK-controlled signage, program, site, and social
- Premium hospitality for finals sessions, format confirmed once the venue is announced
- Year-round presence across YSK channels through 2028
Official Partner
02Court-side presence, hospitality, and placement across the event program and site.
- Court-side and venue signage, subject to venue and rights-holder approval
- Hospitality packages for finals sessions
- Placement in the official event program and on this site
- Content and social collaborations with YSK Events
Community Partner
03Fund youth clinics and scholarship court time around the event. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
- Named support of youth clinics around the event
- Scholarship court time and equipment funding
- Recognition at community sessions and on site
- Tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law; consult your tax advisor
What Community Partners fund
Youth squash in Bellevue and Seattle.
- Where does YSK Events train youth squash players?
- YSK Events programs are based at PRO Club Bellevue (4455 148th Ave NE, Bellevue, WA), where Head Coach Azam Khan directs the squash program. YSK also partners with Title I schools across the Bellevue to Seattle corridor for community access clinics.
- Are the youth programs free for scholarship athletes?
- Yes. No child is turned away for inability to pay. Through scholarship-funded court time, donated equipment, and partnerships with Title I schools, the cost for a scholarship athlete is $0. That includes coaching, gear, and competitive play.
Request the deck
Tell us a little, and a person writes back.
The sponsorship deck goes out the same day. Someone from YSK Events follows up within two business days to talk through fit and timing. If email is easier, write to hello@yskevents.com.
A 501(c)(3) nonprofit
Every sponsorship builds the next generation.
YSK Events is the Khan family’s nonprofit, three generations of champions who have grown squash in the Pacific Northwest for decades. Sponsorship revenue beyond event costs funds youth clinics, scholarship court time, and the pipeline of young American players.
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