Scholarships

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USA Racquetball is pleased to begin accepting applications for the 2026 USA Racquetball Scholarship. Since its inception in 1990, over $85,000 has been awarded to more than 120 individuals.

The application process for the 2026 USA Racquetball scholarship has recently been updated. Please read through the application carefully, and send any questions to jonathan@usaracquetball.com

Applications are due no later than December 8th, 2025, via the online application. Applicants will receive an email notification of receipt. Click HERE to apply.

Applicants will be notified by the end of February 2026 and recipients will be recognized at the National High School and/or National Intercollegiate Championships

You must be a current member of USA Racquetball, and we encourage any graduating high school senior in the Spring of 2026, as well as currently enrolled college and vocational students, to apply. Previous applicants who may or may not have been awarded a scholarship are welcome to reapply as well. Please pass this email along to anyone you believe would benefit from the USA Racquetball Scholarship.

Interested in supporting this initiative?

Donate to the Scholarship so that we can help ensure that young players will be able to receive assistance with their educational pursuits from the racquetball family for years to come. USA Racquetball is celebrating the 34th Anniversary of the Scholarship Program. Please consider a gift of $30 or more to help young players reach their academic potential.