The SEA Cup Championship is the premier event on SEASF’s annual calendar of activities. It is a mixed team event but the matches played are subject to the facilities at the hosting venue. It has become customary that the SEASF AGM is held on the morning of the last day of the SEA Cup Championship. This had allowed delegates to the AGM to witness the finals later that evening. Inaugural SEA Cup Championship 2015 & Inaugural SEASF AGM 2015 (12 – 14 March 2015) This was hosted by Singapore with the participation of six Member Federations – Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. The mixed team event was made up of 5 matches and included 2 Men’s singles, 2 Women’s singles, and a Men’s Jumbo Doubles. The Championship was held at the Singapore Island & Country Club where there were 3 Single courts and a Jumbo Doubles court. Malaysia emerged champion with Singapore as runner-up.

The inaugural SEASF AGM with the Original Six Member Federations in attendance was held on 14 March 2015 at the Singapore Island & Country Club. At the meeting, Mr. Robert Lau Hui Yew was elected the first President of SEASF. The newly drafted Constitution of SEASF was passed and adopted as the Constitution of the Federation.

Myanmar Squash Federation(MSF) was only founded in 2014 and its first participation in an international event was at the 2015 SEA Cup and later in the 2015 SEA Games which were both held in Singapore. MSF was keen to popularize the sport in their country and a young Federationmade the bold bid to host the 2016 SEA Cup at their nation’s capital, Nay Pi Taw. The Championship was held from 11 – 17 January, at the Wunna Theikdi Squash Stadium. Five countries participated namely, Malaysia, Myanmar, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. The format for the Mixed Team Championship was the same as in the preceding year in Singapore. However, Myanmar requested that Individual and Jumbo Doubles (for Men and Women) be also added to the championship. SEASF was happy to accede to their request as it meant promoting and growing the sports in Myanmar. Singapore shocked Malaysia in the finals and emerged as the Overall Champion. The Philippines made their mark when they captured the Women’s Jumbo Doubles Gold.

The 2nd SEASF AGM held on 17 January 2016, at Wunna Theikdi Squash Stadium was attended by all six original Member Federations. Indonesia attended the AGM even though their team was unable to take part in the SEA Cup Championship. At the meeting, the Malaysian delegate surprised the house by proposing that at the 2017 SEA Games in Kuala Lumpur there would be 8 Gold Medals at stake including International Doubles and Jumbo Doubles events. This was a huge boost for squash and much thanks go to both SRA Malaysia and SEASF for all the background lobbying.

The championship was held from 14 – 18 February 2017 at the Sarawak Squash Centre, in Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. Five countries participated namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Malaysia requested that besides the Mixed Team event the International Doubles be added to the championship. Again SEASF was happy to grant their request as Doubles would feature in the 2017 SEA Games later that year and most member countries were short on experience in International Doubles. The matches at Kuching would give the countries the necessary exposure and experience to successfully compete at the 2017 SEA Games. Malaysia emerged as Team Champion at Kuching with Singapore as Runners-up.

The 3rd SEASF AGM was held on 18 February 2017, at the Merdeka Palace Hotel and Suites, Kuching, Sarawak. At this AGM, Mr. Robert Lau Hui Yew was re-elected as the President of SEASF. The official allowance rates for Technical Officials were tabled and passed.

Indonesia was down to host the Asian Games in Jakarta in August of 2018. In preparation for the Games, they stepped forward to host the 4th SEA Cup from 25 – 29 April 2018, at the Siliwangi Squash Centre, in Bandung, Indonesia. Five countries participated namely, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Besides the Mixed Team event, Indonesia added Individual events for men and women. Malaysia emerged champions in the Team event by narrowly defeating the Philippines in the finals.

The 4th SEASF AGM was held on 29 April 2018, at the Arya Duta Hotel, Bandung. Brunei attended the AGM and Member Federations were unanimous in agreeing to confirm Brunei’s membership in SEASF. Besides Brunei, the other Member Federations attending the AGM were Indonesia, Malaysia, The Philippines, and Singapore. The Philippines informed the house that they are hoping for 10 Gold medals for squash at the 2019 SEA Games in Manila. Besides team and individual events, there would also be International doubles and Jumbo doubles events.

The Philippines hosted the Championships from 9 – 13 April 2019, at Kerry Sports in Shangri-la The Fort Hotel, in Manila, Philippines. Shangri-la was also the Championship hotel giving players and officials super luxury to be hosted there. Six countries participated namely, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Here too hosting the championship gave good early preparation for the Philippines who were down to host the SEA Games later in the year. The Philippines repeated the same three events as in 2018 with Mixed Team and Individual events for men and women. Malaysia’s young team again emerged as Team champions beating Singapore in the finals.

The 5th SEASF AGM was held on 13 April 2019, at the Shangri-La The Fort Hotel. Six countries attended the AGM namely, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. It was an election year and for the position of President the two nominated candidates reached an agreement and Mr. Mohamad Azlan Iskandar of Malaysia was declared the new President. Philippines informed the house that for the SEA Games, squash would be held in a new Squash Center at the Rizal Memorial Sports Centre in Metro Manila. Six Gold medals would be at stake for the team, individual, and Jumbo doubles events. However, in an unlikely scenario that the Squash Center was not completed in time then the squash events would be held at either the Manila Polo Club or at Kerry Sports, Shangri-La Hotel.

Thailand was next in line to host the SEA Cup Championship and they readily stepped up to hold it from 18 – 23 February 2020 at the Vajiravudh College Sports Center, Bangkok. The championship hotel was situated in the middle of a vibrant and popular tourist location. Six countries participated namely, Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, and Thailand. Besides the Mixed Team event and the individual events for men and women, Thailand added a further 2 events in Jumbo Doubles for men and women. Malaysia emerged as Champions of the Team event beating the Philippines in the finals. 

Brunei Squash Rackets Association withdrew as host for the 7th SEA Cup Squash Championships 2022 due to the Covid Situation in their country. Squash Rackets Association of Malaysia assumed hosting in coordination with Johor Squash from 29 Nov to 3 Dec 2022.

This 7th edition of the championships saw six of the seven member countries of the Southeast Asian Squash Federation (SEASF) participating. Brunei, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand, co-host Singapore, and main host Malaysia participated. Myanmar will skip this year’s event. The venue for the Championships is in Arena Emas Squash Center in Skudai, Johor, Malaysia. These championships have three events: Men's and women's Individuals and Mixed Team Events. Malaysia proposed for International Doubles to be part of the Mixed Team format. SEASF was happy to grant their request as Doubles will be featured in the 19th Asian Games later next year and most member countries were short on experience in International Doubles. Malaysia retained the coveted ‘SEA Cup’ title in the Mixed Team event by narrowly defeating the Philippines in the finals.

The 8th Annual General Meeting of the Southeast Asian Squash Federation was successfully concluded on 3rd of December 2022 in Johor, Malaysia. Representatives and observers from Member Federations attended the face-to-face meeting. Mr. Robert Bachmann, President of the Southeast Asian Squash Federation, together with the members of his Executive Committee — Ms. Clementine Apacible (Secretary-General), Mr. Jose Mabilangan (Honorary Treasurer), and Ms. Aysah Dalida (Secretariat)— were present and shared SEASF's current situation and future plan.