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01/06/2014
MEN'S JUNE RANKINGS

Squash Top 10 Unchanged In June

  Squash Top 10
Unchanged In May


#PSAWorldTour

The top of the PSA World Rankings remain unchanged in June, with Frenchman Gregory Gaultier maintaining his grasp on the World No.1 rankings for the third consecutive month following his impressive romp to victory at the prestigious Allam British Open in May.

Gaultier beat England's World No.2 Nick Matthew in the final of the 'Wimbledon of Squash' while Egyptian pair Mohamed Elshorbagy and Ramy Ashour, the No.3 and No.4 respectively, bowed out at the semi-final stages. 

27-year-old French player Mathieu Castagnet is the biggest mover within the top 20, rising five places from World No.23 to break into the top 20 for the first time in his career to occupy the World No.18.

Castagnet claimed one of the biggest scalps of his career as he beat Borja Golan en-route to a quarter-final finish at the British Open, his best placing at a World Series event since the 2013 US Open.

"Since I started playing squash, I have always worked really hard to be on top of the rankings," said Castagnet.

"I never been a natural squash talent but I am someone who is a fighter on court and I have trained hard and kept going for the past few years so to reach the top 20 is a great reward, a gift and a dream. 

"To be on top of the rankings you have to train hard all year, all day every day. You need to have a good diet, manage your body, work your games plans and  your technical aspects - it’s just like a job. 

"We play between 10 and 13 tournaments a year and you cannot be strong for only one or two tournaments. You have to be consistent at a strong level and I would like to thanks Arnaud Hays, Renan Lavigne, Olivier Guidi, Christophe Labit and Joel Coste for all their support in helping me."


 

FULL PSA RANKINGS  

Rank Prev

Player

Pts Ctry

1

1 Gregory Gaultier 1440

FRA

2

 = 

Nick Matthew

1368

ENG

3

 = 

Mohamed Elshorbagy

1131

EGY

4

 = 

Ramy Ashour

821

EGY

5

 = 

Amr Shabana

758

EGY

6

 = 

James Willstrop

628

ENG

7

 =

Borja Golan

615

ESP

8

 = 

Peter Barker

546

ENG

9

 =

Karim Darwish

456

EGY

10

 =

Daryl Selby

451

ENG

11

↑1

Simon Rösner 

415

GER

12

↓1

Tarek Momen

411

EGY

13

 = 

Omar Mosaad  

409

EGY

14

 = 

Miguel Angel Rodriguez 

358

COL

15

↑1

Laurens Jan Anjema

324

NED

16

↓1

Saurav Ghosal 

307

IND

17

↑1

Karim Abdel Gawad  

285

EGY

18

↑5

Mathieu Castagnet 

284

FRA

19

↓2

Cameron Pilley

276

AUS

20

↓1

Marwan Elshorbagy 

267

EGY

FULL PSA RANKINGS