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England Squash National Schools Championships Finals 2002 20/21 March at Wolverhampton Squash Club
Boys Finals: Wycliffe U19s	Girls Finals: Central Newcastle U19s
Boys Under 19: Semi Finals: Wycliffe beat West Hill Academy 4-1 Brentwood beat Aylesbury 3-2 3/4 Play Off: Westhill Academy beat Aylesbury Final: Wycliffe beat Brentwood 4-1 Neal Reval lost Pete Barker 4/9 3/9 0/9 Manuel Grima bt David Robins 9/2 10/9 9/2 Robbie Temple bt Rob Grant 9/6 9/0 9/3 Robert Wilkins bt Russell Squires 9/1 9/0 9/4 Paul Mathieson bt Elliot Selby 9/1 9/2 9/1 Wycliffe retain title they won last year. Boys Under 15: Semi Finals: Brighton College beat Royal Grammar School Newcastle 4-1 Exeter beat Ecclesbourne 4-1 3/4 Play Off: Ecclesbourne beat Royal Grammar 4-1 Final: Exeter beat Brighton 4-1 James Snell bt Chris Saville 7/9 9/7 9/5 9/1 Max Burrows lost Max Obermuller 9/7 6/9 2/9 6/9 Michael Harris bt Adam Baines-Jump 9/2 9/0 9/1 Jamie Cooke bt Charles Butt 9/2 9/1 9/0 Simon Yeo bt Shaun Forsythe 9/1 9/4 9/2 1st National Schools Squash title for Exeter - Royal Grammar were winners last year.	Girls Under 19 Semi Finals: Central Newcastle beat Brentwood 5-0 Millfield beat Malvern College 5-0 3/4 Play Off: Brentwood beat Malvern College 5-0 Final: Central Newcastle beat Millfield 5-0 Katy Burgin bt Cara Willoughby 9/1 9/7 5/9 9/1 Sarah Bowles bt Anna-Lisa Panayatopoulis 9/2 9/1 9/0 Bethany Lightly bt Esther Harazi 6/9 9/4 10/9 9/4 Alison Cubbins bt Laura Burke 10/9 9/6 9/5 Alison Gordon bt Imogen Robertson 7/9 4/9 9/1 9/3 9/5 Central Newcastle claim their first U19 title in a repeat of last years final, which Millfield won 3-2. Girls Under 15: Semi Finals: Central Newcastle beat Millfield 5-0 Downe House beat Oakham 4-1 3/4 Play Off: Oakham beat Millfield 4-1 Final: Central Newcastle beat Downe House 4-1 Bethany Lightly bt Isabel Dettmar 9/0 9/1 9/3 Amanda Shellam bt Lucie Burke 9/2 9/2 9/0 Charlotte Solomon bt Isabel Cronk 9/1 9/0 9/4 Ashley Hay bt Rosanna Townsend 4/9 9/1 5/9 9/5 9/1 Alice Stevenson lost Emily Colville 7/9 9/4 7/9 8/10 Central Newcastle retain title for 4th year running to maintain their monopoly of the event.
The finalists, Central Newcastle U19s, The speeches, and organiser Chris Nutley