The Indonesian Squash Association (PBSI) has officially targeted athlete regeneration development as a top priority in the national sports agenda. This strategic move is being realized through the appointment of Bekasi Regency as the venue for the upcoming 2026 Squash National Championship (Kejurnas).
The selection of Bekasi Regency as host is based on the region's commitment to supporting sports development as well as the readiness of adequate supporting infrastructure. This competition is designed not merely as a routine tournament, but as a strategic platform for young athletes from across the country to showcase their skills at a competitive level.
Through the hosting of the 2026 National Championship, PBSI hopes to map out the potential of talented athletes who will later receive intensive training toward the professional level. This focus on nurturing early age and youth athletes is seen as crucial to enhancing Indonesia's competitiveness in squash on both regional and international stages.
The local government welcomed the mandate and is committed to ensuring the success of the event. Through synergy between PBSI and local authorities, the 2026 National Championship is expected to become a new milestone in sustainably improving the quality of Indonesia's squash sports ecosystem.