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‘Hopefully the crowd will be on my side’ By DANIEL REES – Squash Mad Correspondent Nottingham-based squash star Declan James says he’s relishing the opportunity to contest the AJ Bell British National Championships in his hometown next week following a two-year absence from the competition. Next week sees the UK’s finest squash players descend on [...]
Brits line up to face Coll in Toronto By MATT COLES – Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt’s Tarek Momen and New Zealand’s Paul Coll are seeded to face each other in the final of the Troilus Gold Canada Cup, in a possible re-match of the PSA Men’s World Championship final. The pair met in Qatar in [...]
Tesni “gutted” as ankle injury rules her out By DONNA HELMER – Squash Mad Correspondent Defending champion and second seed Tesni Evans has withdrawn from the AJ Bell British National Championships in Nottingham next week due to injury. The two-time British National champion who hails from Wales sustained an ankle injury at the Tournament of [...]
Perry takes tight first game but lets slip 10-5 lead in the second By Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt’s reigning champion Nour El Tayeb retained her Cleveland Classic title after weathering a fierce attack from England’s Sarah-Jane Perry. Perry had removed [...]
Super Swede with 53 national titles and 124 caps By ALAN THATCHER – Squash Mad Editor Sweden’s greatest squash ambassador, Fredrik Johnson, has begun his sixth decade of playing the game competitively. Starting in the late 1970s, he recently competed [...]
Top seed Nour looks back in shape By Squash Mad Correspondents England’s Sarah-Jane Perry played superbly to beat second seed Joelle King to reach the final of the Cleveland Classic, where she meets the reigning champion, Egyptian top seed Nour [...]
‘This time last year I was learning to walk again’ says champ Donna By ALAN THATCHER and STEVE CUBBINS Donna Lobban completed another marathon effort to beat Julianne Courtice in the final of the Edinburgh Open. But husband Greg found [...]
Home hope Emilia battles hard but Milou wins in three By POKU SALO – Squash Mad Correspondent Milou van der Heijden won the Savcor Finnish Open final in fine style, beating home hope Emilia Soini in straight games. Soini [...]
Joshna joins top three seeds in semi-finals By Squash Mad Correspondents As the top three seeds displayed superb control to reach the semi-finals of the Women’s Cleveland Classic, India’s Joshna Chinappa produced the only seedings upset as she hit back [...]
Donna foils Fuller as Greg sinks Selby – now for Courtice and Gawad in the finals By STEVE CUBBINS – Squash Mad Correspondent Husband and wife Greg Lobban repeated their extraordinary heroics in the semi-finals of the Edinburgh Squash Club [...]
Top seed Milou shows red light to Ambre By POKU SALO – Squash Mad Correspondent Emilia Soini, Finnish Champion and fourth seed in the Women’s Savcor Finnish Open, reached the third tour final of her career by beating England’s second [...]
Swiss outsider Allinckx marches into last four By POKU SALO – Squash Mad Correspondent Home hopes are still alive in the Finnish Women’s Open thanks to No.4 seed Emilia Soini. The 24-year-old from Espoo reached the semi-finals by beating No.8 [...]
‘I have worked hard, stayed hungry and it’s amazing to be back at number one’ says ElShorbagy By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent Egypt’s Mohamed ElShorbagy has claimed top spot on the PSA Men’s World Rankings for the fourth [...]
ToC title sparks Serme’s rise up the rankings By SEAN REUTHE – Squash Mad Correspondent France’s Camille Serme has moved back into the top three of the PSA Women’s World Rankings for February after her title victory at last month’s [...]
Husband and wife power into semi-finals to delight coach Matthew By STEVE CUBBINS – Squash Mad Correspondent Greg Lobban and his wife Donna enjoyed a dazzling double celebration with wins over Paul Coll and Emily Whitlock in the Edinburgh Sports [...]
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