May 5, 2025, Shanghai — The 2025 Diamond National Squash Open came to a successful close today at DIAMOND SQUASH Club in Shanghai. Organized by the General Administration of Sport of China and the Shanghai Sports Bureau, and hosted by the Shanghai Squash Association and Diamond Squash Club, the event brought together 330 players from across the country, representing both adult and junior divisions in one of China’s most prestigious squash competitions.

Champions of 2025 Crowned Across All Divisions

After 5 days of intense competition, 13 champions were crowned across 7 divisions:

• Adult Professional Division

• Men’s Champion: Li Haizun

• Women’s Champion: Yin Ziyuan





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• Adult Open Division

• Men’s Champion: Wang Junjie

• Women’s Champion: He Xinru

  
  

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• Junior Divisions

• U19: Boys Champion Zhang Lingxi / No girls draw

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• U17: Boys Champion Jin Yicheng / Girls Champion Cai Yichen

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• U15: Boys Champion Shi Yuxi / Girls Champion Zhao Weiwei

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• U13: Boys Champion Liu Yuanxi / Girls Champion Du Shaoyi

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• U11: Boys Champion Dai Yichen / Girls Champion Zheng Qingyuan

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A Celebration of Sport, Growth, and Passion

Beyond podium finishes, the tournament offered a platform for personal breakthroughs, first wins, and unforgettable moments of growth. The presence of passionate players, supportive parents, and dedicated volunteers made the 2025 Diamond Open a truly national celebration of squash.

Squash in China: From Niche to Momentum

Although still developing, squash is experiencing a groundswell of interest in China. The excitement inside the club, the growing online attention, and vibrant community engagement at this event show that squash is poised for wider popularity and deeper development.

Looking Ahead: China’s Squash Future is Bright

The 2025 Diamond National Squash Open marks another milestone in China's squash journey. 

With increasing youth participation, enhanced competition systems, and passionate communities, the sport is on a promising trajectory.

The Open is over, but the journey continues. See you at the next event!