Tournament organizer Gary Bombay and wife Valerie greeted guests as they arrived for the banquet.

Competitors Chris Deratnay (left), Clive Leach and Barry John enjoyed talking about the day's events.

Jeff Boag (left), Shane Doherty and Winston Cabell, who are all Hollyburn squash players, all competed in the tournament.

Poster boy Marvin Mizinski posed beside his lifesize cardboard cutout which was adorned with the names of fellow Colitis sufferers.

Darren Thomson didn't mind being "squashed" between these two ladies, namely Cia Van Horne (left) and Beryle Johnson.

Damien Mudge (left) and squash partner Gary Waite are the top ranked world doubles pair. They put on quite a show during the competition, drawing a big audience.

One year ago, 18-year-old Neil Dumon was diagnosed with Crohn's Disease. Thanks to the support of girlfriend Jennifer Cooper and others, he's fighting back and looking great.

Hollyburn CEO Ed McLaughlin was thrilled to see the club host the tournament. He even played doubles.

Sue Kafka welcomed C.H.I.L.D. spokesperson, former Socred leader Grace McCarthy, who now works tirelessly for this very worthy cause.

Terry Hooge (left) and wife Colleen socialized during cocktails with racket sports director Rufus Nel and his wife Karen.