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British legends bow out as Shorbagy survives Castagnet scare at Canary Wharf
Selby goes close against Momen but Elias is too hot for Willstrop
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
England legends James Willstrop and Daryl Selby...
Interviews
Mathieu Castagnet reveals shock reason for health and fitness failure
Fatigue and injuries traced to dental braces
By GEOFF BEW – Squash Mad Health and Nutrition Correspondent
After suffering 15 calf injuries over a two-year period,...
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Daryl Selby steals the show on day one at Canary Wharf
‘Playing in front of a crowd like this and with my family watching was all the motivation I needed’
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad...
Growing the game
World No.1 Raneem El Welily supports International Women’s Day
Squash events across the world help to empower women and girls
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent
Squash players the world over will be...
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Covid-19 continues to hit as major events in Asia postponed indefinitely
Asian Team Championships and Asian Junior Championships halted but World Juniors set to run
By ALEX WAN - Squash Mad Asian Bureau Editor
Asian squash continues...
Features
Pie’s the limit as Fallows aims to serve up a Canary Wharf treat
Wild card Richie has a hunger for success
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
Richie Fallows, the rising squash star from Stratford, aims to serve...
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Super Sunday promises day of drama to kick off “best-ever” Canary Wharf Classic
Willstrop and Fallows launch Canary Wharf with Makin v Selby to follow
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
The opening day of the St. James’s...
Growing the game
Spectacular new Ringe Center hosts US College Individual Finals
“12 courts on three levels, with two all-glass showcourts”
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent
The transformation of the squash complex at the US...
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Australia to welcome 24 World Junior Team Championship nations
Carrara national centre on Gold Coast set to host major events
By HOWARD HARDING - Squash Mad International Correspondent
Hosted by Australia for the first time...
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Diego Elias rises up PSA World Tour Finals Leaderboard
Peruvian pushes up to seventh in the list
By ELLIE MAWSON – Squash Mad Correspondent
Peru’s World No.6 Diego Elias has moved into the top eight...
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Black Ball Open: Raneem El Welily tops a glittering draw
After the Pyramids, the Black Ball Club is one of the great wonders of the squash world
By ALAN THATCHER and ELLIE MAWSON
The main draw...
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Drama as Ali Farag and Nour El Sherbini storm to Windy City Open titles
Farag stops Coll from claiming a trio of Egyptian scalps
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
Egyptian duo Ali Farag and Nour El Sherbini have...
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Harvard’s Gina Kennedy aims for fourth College final
Yasser El Halaby, Gail Ramsay and Amanda Sobhy were four-midable foes
CSA Intercollegiate Individual Championship preview by RICHARD MILLMAN – Squash Mad Correspondent
The team cheers,...
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Paul Coll powers into first Platinum final
‘I have a great coach, a great team behind me, and hopefully I can reach the top’
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
New Zealand’s...
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Angry ElShorbagy rages at PSA in Facebook video
World No.1’s fury at disciplinary verdict handed out before Windy City Open loss to Paul Coll
By ROD GILMOUR – Squash Mad Correspondent
Mohamed Elshorbagy, Egypt's...
Features
Canary Wharf Countdown: Joe Lee returns to the fray after back injury
‘After a year of rehab, I needed two operations on a prolapsed disc’
INTERVIEW by ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
Joe Lee is ready to...
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Paul Coll stuns Mohamed ElShorbagy in Chicago
Coll: ‘I just wanted to get into a good headspace and enjoy the match’
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
New Zealand’s Paul Coll claimed...
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Harvard dominate College season with men’s and women’s team titles
Victor Crouin leads a Crimson team with incredible depth
By College Squash Correspondents
Harvard University won the Potter Cup on Sunday evening, earning the National Championship...
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From the Pyramids to the chandeliers of Chicago and New York, Camille Serme takes centre stage in squash’s great dramas
‘Women’s squash is the best it has ever been,’ says Serme
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
The University Club of Chicago’s stunning Cathedral Hall...
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Welsh wizard Joel Makin makes it into the world top ten
First Welshman in top 10 since David Evans in 2002
By ELLIE MAWSON - Squash Mad Correspondent
Joel Makin has become the first Welshman since David...
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Belgium’s Tinne Gilis break into women’s top 20
Raneem reigns for 15th consecutive month
By ELLIE MAWSON - Squash Mad Correspondent
Belgium’s Tinne Gilis has achieved a career-high World Ranking of No.19 after breaking...
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History made as American pair reach Windy City quarter-finals for the first time
‘We need women to consider turning pro after college’ says Blatchford Clyne
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
US duo Amanda Sobhy and Olivia Blatchford...
Features
Canary Wharf Countdown: Tom Ford reveals his battle against chronic fatigue
Big Interview: 11 Points with Tom Ford
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
THIS YEAR’S Wild Card Challenge in the St. James’s Place Canary Wharf...
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Nour El Tayeb tumbles as seeds suffer on day of shocks in Windy City Open
Lucy Turmel meets Rowan Elaraby in battle of the giant killers
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
Nour El Tayeb and Joelle King, the 2018...
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Daryl Selby wins Chicago marathon as injured Asal bows out
Sabrina Sobhy makes it three Americans in round two
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
Two amazing marathon matches lit up day one of the...
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CSA Men’s National Championships: Victor Crouin learns the Harvard Way
Coaching legends look on as 58 College teams battle it out
By RICHARD MILLMAN - Squash Mad Correspondent
Fifty-eight of the sixty-eight ranked men’s teams of...
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Sublime Sobhy soars to success in Cincinatti final
‘My team and I looked at every part of my game and I have come back stronger’
By NATHAN DUGAN - Squash Mad Correspondent
Amanda Sobhy...
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Joe Lee and Tom Ford back in the limelight at Canary Wharf
Winner books wild card spot for next year
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
This year’s Wildcard Challenge at the St. James’s Place Canary Wharf...
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Six of the best as Harvard make history
Way’s Crimson crackers cruise to 83rd consecutive victory
By CSA Reporters
Top seeds Harvard created history as they claimed a record sixth straight Howe Cup by...
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Harvard girls chase record sixth straight College team title
Hosts Yale fall to Princeton
By CSA Reporters
On day two of the CSA Women’s Team National Championships, top-seeded Harvard ran away with an 8-1...
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Top seeds march through on day one of College Women’s Team Championship
Harvard and Trinity sweep through 9-0 and meet in semi-finals
By CSA Reporters
The 2020 College Squash Association National Collegiate Women’s Team Championships started with a...
Coaching and Development
How Sandra’s years of success inspired new champion Iulia to beat her
Luxembourg ladies learn and improve
By TONY GRIFFIN - Squash Mad Correspondent
I first meet Sandra Denis in September 2019 when Xavi Blasco, Bertrand Tissot and...
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Nour El Tayeb ‘back to a good level of squash’ ahead of Windy City Open
‘My goal is the same as it was at the start of the season’
By SEAN REUTHE - Squash Mad Correspondent
Egypt’s World No.5 Nour El...
Features
US star Chris Hanson launches RIA Eyewear company and targets top pros
‘We believe safety and high performance can coexist with eye protection’
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
American number two Chris Hanson has done much...
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US College Squash Finals preview: Women’s Championship launches three weeks of top-quality action
‘College Squash is the engine that drives the game in the US, and large parts of the world’
By RICHARD MILLMAN - Squash Mad Correspondent
For...
Interviews
Top coach Phil Rushworth backs campaign for eye safety dialogue
‘If pros wore them, club players would follow’
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
Leading coach Phil Rushworth, British Nationals Over-35 runner-up and the man...
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Daryl Selby: ‘I will wear eye guards every time I go on court from now on’
‘All sports are evolving for safety reasons, and one day eyeguards will be just like wearing seatbelts’
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
England captain...
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World champion Tarek Momen faces tough time at Canary Wharf
Tarek hopes for third time lucky in London
By ALAN THATCHER - Squash Mad Editor
World Champion Tarek Momen has been handed a tricky second round...
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James Willstrop and Sarah-Jane Perry win Nationals in Nottingham
Fourth title as Willstrop bounces back from a bagel against Makin
By DONNA HELMER - Squash Mad Correspondent
England’s James Willstrop and Sarah-Jane Perry captured the...
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Willstrop and Makin tee up dream National final as Perry survives scrape
Hutton reaches final after two walkovers in a row
By DONNA HELMER - Squash Mad Correspondent
Defending champion James Willstrop set up a thrilling finale to...