Two HK men in top 20 for first time By NATHAN CLARKE Hong Kong will have two male players in the top 20 of the PSA Men’s World Rankings for the first time ever this month ever after 28-year-old Leo Au rose a place to sit behind compatriot Max Lee, who currently occupies the World [...]
By NATHAN CLARKE Egypt’s Nour El Sherbini has made it 26 successive months at World No.1 after topping an unchanged top 20 in the PSA Women’s World Rankings for July 2018. The 22-year-old El Sherbini is already the fifth-longest serving World No.1 in history, and last month capped a successful season with victory over World [...]
Jemyca Aribado and Ivan Yuen capture milestone titles in New Zealand By ALEX WAN – Squash Mad Asian Bureau Editor Jemyca Aribado created history once again when she became the first Filipino player to win a PSA title after wining the NZ International Classic in Palmerston North, New Zealand earlier this month. She beat local [...]
WSF Ambassador visit ‘a dream come true’ for Ukraine By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad International Correspondent The WSF Ambassador Programme visit to Ukraine was a ‘dream come true’ for squash in the country said the Ukrainian Squash Federation President [...]
One match too far for lively Lucy Beecroft By TESNI EVANS – Squash Mad Reporter in Bangor Lisa Aitken had not dropped a game all week to get the final, and it was no different today as she took home [...]
WSF Ambassadors thrill fans in Yerevan as Ramy says ‘You could hold a World Championship here’ By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad International Correspondent World squash stars Ramy Ashour, the three-time world champion from Egypt, and Camille Serme, British and [...]
Beecroft powers through in 69-minute Bangor battle By TESNI EVANS – Squash Mad Reporter in Bangor Lucy Beecroft has reached the final of the Karakal Bangor Women’s Classic after starting the tournament as number eight seed in qualifying! She [...]
Lucy Beecroft ends home hopes By TESNI EVANS – Squash Mad Reporter in Bangor England’s Lucy Beecroft reaped the reward of her high-quality shot-making as she continued her journey from the qualifiers to reach the semi-finals of the Karakal [...]
Home hope reaches Karakal Bangor quarter-finals By TESNI9 EVANS in Bangor Ali Hemingway was the toast of Wales as she came through the first round of the Karakal Bangor Open to reach the quarter-finals. The only Welsh woman to make [...]
World number one Nour El Sherbini ‘happy to give back to the game’ as young players take the pulse of their generation By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad International Correspondent The World Squash Federation (WSF) and the Professional Squash [...]
Egypt predicted to dominate both events By HOWARD HARDING – Squash Mad International Correspondent Egyptians Marwan Tarek and Rowan Reda Araby are set to retain their titles in the WSF World Junior Individual Squash Championships next month in India according [...]
Syrian girls get help from Jordan and Hong Kong By HOWARD HARDING, Squash Mad International Correspondent On the eve of World Refugee Day, initiated by the United Nations in 2001, a unique effort to enable Syrian refugees to build upon [...]
All-glass court to showcase event and Under-11s added this year By DONNA HELMER The University of Nottingham, in partnership with Nottingham City Council has won the right to host the Dunlop British Junior Squash Championships for the next three years. [...]
Lee Drew takes young and talented group to Chennai By DONNA HELMER – Squash Mad Correspondent National Junior Coach Lee Drew has revealed the squad to represent England at the forthcoming WSF World Junior Squash Championships in India from July [...]
Tickets now on sale for France’s biggest squash event By ELLIE MAWSON Tickets for the 2018 Open International de Squash de Nantes – the biggest PSA World Tour event in France – are now on general sale and squash fans [...]
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