Sarah Campion (née Kippax) is a former professional squash player and Head Coach at Queen's, bringing over 25 years of coaching experience and a distinguished international playing career to the club.

Competing on the PSA World Tour for more than a decade, Sarah won 10 World Tour titles, reached a career-high world ranking of No. 15, and represented England on 46 occasions. Her achievements include winning two European Team Championship gold medals, two World Team Championship silver medals, and representing England at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi and the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. More recently, she added the Over-35 British Championship title to her list of honours.

Originally from Cheshire, Sarah trained at Queen's throughout her professional career and has been the club's Head Coach since 2017. She is passionate about creating an inclusive coaching environment where players of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds can enjoy and thrive in squash and racketball.

Sarah has coached players ranging from toddlers to adults in their seventies, from complete beginners to professional athletes, as well as individuals with physical disabilities and additional needs. She believes there should be no barriers to participation and has been instrumental in developing programmes that make the sport accessible to everyone.
Under Sarah's leadership, the Queen's junior programme provides a clear pathway for players at every stage of their development, whether playing recreationally or competitively. While enjoyment is at the heart of every session, the programme also promotes disciplined practice, healthy competition, and strong sporting values. Many former academy players have gone on to become coaches and mentors themselves, helping to build a supportive and sustainable coaching culture.

Sarah is proud to lead a dedicated team of coaches and volunteers who have helped create the vibrant, welcoming, and inclusive squash community at Queen's. For her, the greatest reward is seeing players develop their confidence, improve their skills, and discover a lifelong love of the game.