World Squash Day 2011: Here Come The Girls

April 13, 2011

Founder of World Squash Day, Squash Mad, the Kent Open and co-promoter of the Canary Wharf Classic. Launched the Squash 200 Partnership to build clubs of the future. Talks a bit.

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World Squash Day 2011 will be dedicated to encouraging more female particpation in squash and racketball.

The date is November 5th 2011, and an official announcement is on its way soon.

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World Squash Day 2011: Here Come The Girls

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