WElcome to the 2012 METROsquash Windy City Open presented by Bmo hARRIS BANK

Once again the METROsquash Windy City Open presented by BMO Harris Bank features a professional sanctioned tournament that will attract 28 World Class Squash Professionals - all vying for one of the most well known tittles in North America (view event schedule) This year we are also hosting a pro doubles invitational event.

The amateur (club player) event is a US Squash Regional Skill Level Tournament selected by US SQuash to be part of the "Skill Level Series" as a qualifying event for Nationals. Participation and reaching the finals in one of these regional events is required for entry into Skill Level Nationals, being held March 23 - 25 in Baltimore, MD (The skill Levels in the METROsquash Windy City Open presented by BMO Harris Bank that count towards Nationals are,  Women's 3.0, 4.0 and 5.0, and Men's 3.0 - 6.0) These tournaments are the best opportunity to meet the strongest competition. 

All draws will include a first round consolation draw, so all players are guaranteed two matches. You may only enter one draw. All entrants into this years amateur events will be required to be members of US Squash.

BMO Harris Bank is pleased to be the tittle sponsor of the 2012 BMO Harris Bank METROsquash Windy City Open hosted at the University Club of Chicago on February 9 - 12, 2012. BMO Harris Bank has a long tradition of support to the communities we serve - through economic development programs , financial and in-kind contributions and the time and energy volunteered by our employees. Through our support of METROsquash, we are pleased to help promote the ideals of academic achievement, good health and the spirit of competitive sports.

Based in Chicago, BMO Harris Bank has approximately 700 branches and approximately 1,350 ATM's in Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana,  Kansas, Missouri, Minnesota, Nevada, Arizona and Florida. Member FDIC BMO Harris Bank is part of BMO Financial Group, a North American financial organization with 1,600 branches and a retail deposit base of approximately $180 billion.