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 European
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[ European Champions ] |
28-31-May:
Euro U15/17 Team
Championships
11-Apr:
Euro U19 Team Champs
Final:
[1] England 3 [2] France 0
Laurence Delasaux bt Jann Perrin 9-3, 9-2, 9-0
Chris Simpson bt Mathieu Castagnet 9-2, 9-3
Emma Beddoes bt Maude Duplomb 9-3, 9-2, 9-0
3rd/4th: Germany bt Belgium 2-1
5th/6th: Wales bt Finland 3-0
7th/8th: Sweden bt Netherlands 2-1
ENGLAND CRUISE TO
20th TEAM TITLE
Top seeds England crushed second seeds France in the final of the European
Junior (U19) Team Squash Championships to claim their 20th successive
victory in the event in Herentals, Belgium.
After dropping their first match in the tournament against hosts Belgium in
the semi-finals, England were in blistering form against their cross-Channel
neighbours, winning 3-0 for the loss of only 17 points in three matches.
It was 'ladies first' as Emma Beddoes, runner-up in the individual event
last week, took on France's Maud Duplomb in the opening match of the tie.
After her comfortable 9-3 9-2 9-0 victory, Beddoes' team-mate Laurence
Delasaux, winner of the men's individual title, maintained his unbeaten
record over the two events in Belgium to topple the French No1 Yann Perrin
9-2 9-2 9-3.
With the historic 20th title already won, England's second string Chris
Simpson made it a 3-0 win by defeating France's surprise individual
runner-up Mathieu Castagnet 9-2 9-3 in the best of three encounter.
Hosts Belgium, the fourth seeds, lost 1/2 to third seeds Germany in the
play-off for third place - but Belgian star Charlie De Rycke, the women's
individual champion, kept her unbeaten record over the week with a 9-4 9-0
9-0 win over Germany's Sandra Krüger.
COMPLETE RESULTS
Semi-finals:
[1]ENGLAND 2 [4]BELGIUM 1 (Laurence Delasaux bt Rik Smet 9-4 9-2 9-2; Chris
Simpson bt Bart Govaerts 9-1 9-4 9-1; Emma Beddoes lost to Charlie De Rycke
4-9 6-9 9-5 1-9)
[2]FRANCE 2 [3]GERMANY 1 (Yann Perrin lost to Simon Rösner 9-6 7-9 8-9 (best
of three); Mathieu Castagnet bt Jens Schoor 9-5 9-6 5-9 9-1; Maud Duplomb bt
Sandra Krüger 9-4 9-0 2-9 9-5)
Quarter-finals:
[1]ENGLAND 3 [7]FINLAND 0 (Laurence Delasaux bt Hameed Ahmed 9-1 9-0 (best
of three); James Wright bt Matias Tuomi 9-2 9-2 9-2; Kirsty McPhee bt Elina
Kononen 9-1 9-3 9-0)
[4]BELGIUM 2 [6]SWEDEN 1 (Rik Smet lost to Gustav Detter 3-9 5-9 (best of
three); Bart Govaerts bt Sebastian Victor 9-1 10-8 9-2; Charlie De Rycke bt
Anna Detter 10-8 9-5 9-3)
[3]GERMANY 3 [5]WALES 0 (Simon Rösner bt Lewys Hurst 9-5 9-5 (best of
three); Jens Schoor bt Peter Creed 9-2 9-0 9-6; Sandra Krüger bt Jessica
Bevan 7-9 10-8 4-9 9-6 9-1)
[2]FRANCE 2 [9]NETHERLANDS 1 (Yann Perrin bt Sebastiaan Weenink 9-3 10-8
10-8; Fabien Verseille bt Marius Wolk 9-1 9-1 9-3; Celia Allamargot lost to
Orla Noom 2-9 3-9 9-1 8-10)
Semi-finals:
[1]ENGLAND 2 [4]BELGIUM 1 (Laurence Delasaux bt Rik Smet 9-4 9-2 9-2; Chris
Simpson bt Bart Govaerts 9-1 9-4 9-1; Emma Beddoes lost to Charlie De Rycke
4-9 6-9 9-5 1-9)
[2]FRANCE 2 [3]GERMANY 1 (Yann Perrin lost to Simon Rösner 9-6 7-9 8-9 (best
of three); Mathieu Castagnet bt Jens Schoor 9-5 9-6 5-9 9-1; Maud Duplomb bt
Sandra Krüger 9-4 9-0 2-9 9-5)
COMPLETE RESULTS
Official
site from Belgium
06-Apr:
Delasaux & De Rycke
Euro
U19 champions
EURO U19s: Top seeds Laurence Delasaux
and Charlie De Rycke claimed the titles in the European U19
Championships in Belgium. Full report
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Junior Results
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17
titles for Sabine!
does anyone know of a National Champion who can boast more ???
Also,
who is the youngest National Champion ???
Nirasha Guruge won the Sri Lankan Women's Open National title
just before Christmas, at 14 yrs & 3 months (born 22-Sep-89)
Any
ideas ???
send them in
and we'll start a
National Champions page |
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09-Mar:
 Willstrop's
Weekend
in Lisbon boosts
Portuguese Squash
“The moment that James and Malcolm Willstrop came out of the baggage hall at
Lisbon Airport was the realisation of a dream” beamed APS (Portuguese Squash
Association) President Luis Barbosa.
Full Story |
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29-Feb:
Local Hero Sutherland
Wins Welsh Junior Open
Rob Sutherland delighted fans in his hometown of Cardiff when he
fought back from two games down to beat Hong Kong's Dick Lau in the Men's
U19 final of the Welsh Junior Open Squash Championships.
The 18-year-old second-seeded Welshman beat Lau, a 3/4 seed, 5-9 2-9 9-5 9-7
9-5 in 60 minutes. It was a double disappointment for Lau who also lost in
the French Junior Open final two weeks ago
in Marseille.
There were Welsh cheers in the quarter-finals when local player Lewys Hurst,
a 5/8 seed, upset top-seeded Malaysian Wong Kim Lee 9-7 9-0 9-7. Hurst went
on to lose to Lau in the semi-finals.
The women's U19 event finished with an upset when Hong Kong's 3/4 seed Chiu
Ka Kai defeated No1 seed Orla Noom, from the Netherlands, 6-9 10-8 9-0 9-2
in the final in 40 minutes. |
Boys U19 Semi-finals:
[3/4] Dick Lau (HKG) bt [5/8] Lewys Hurst (WAL)
9-4, 10-8, 9-2
[2] Rob Sutherland (WAL) bt [3/4] Michael Frilund (DEN)
9-3, 9-2, 9-2
Final:
[2] Rob Sutherland (WAL) bt [3/4] Dick Lau (HKG)
5-9, 2-9, 9-5, 9-7, 9-5
(60m)
Girls Semi-finals:
[1] Orla Noom (NED) bt [3/4] Jessica Bevan (WAL)
9-2, 9-2, 9-3
[3/4] Chiu Ka Kai (HKG) bt [2] Gemma Hall (ENG)
9-4, 9-4, 9-0
Final:
[3/4] Chiu Ka Kai (HKG) bt [1] Orla Noom (NED)
6-9, 10-8, 9-0, 9-2 (40m)
Full Welsh Junior Open results |
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22-Feb-04
French Junior Open
Moros Avenges 2003 Loss
 Spain's
Margaux Moros made up for the disappointment of losing out in last year's
event by winning the women's U-19 title in the 2004 French Junior Open
Squash Championships in Marseille.
Top seed for the second year in a row, Moros dropped her only game of the
tournament in the final as she fought back from a game behind to beat
seventh-seeded Scot Lauren Gray 1-9 9-4 9-4 9-3 to lift the title.
Gray, a quarter-finalist in 2003, had reached the final after a shock
quarter-final upset over local favourite Celia Allamargot, the No2 seed.
The top seeds in the men's event made early exits. Malaysian favourite Wong
Kim Lee was taken out in four games in the first round by unseeded Jens
Schoor. The German went on to lose in five games in the quarter-finals to
ninth-seeded Egyptian Mahmoud Adel - but it was his unseeded compatriot
Tarek Nomen who starred in the event after removing France's second seed
Yann Perrin in the
last eight.
Nomen progressed to the final where he despatched Hong Kong's fourth seed
Dick Lau 9-6 9-3 9-2 to become the unexpected winner of the trophy.
Full details from SetSquash.com
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Men's U19 quarter-finals:
[9] Mahmoud Adel (EGY) bt Jens Schoor (GER) 9-7, 7-9, 8-10, 9-4, 9-7
[4] Dick Lau (HKG) bt Ahmed El Swaify (EGY) 9-4, 9-7, 9-2
[6] Mathieu Castagnet (FRA) bt Fabien Verseille (FRA) 9-6, 5-9, 9-3, 9-3
Tarek Nomen (EGY) bt [2] Yann Perrin (FRA) 9-1, 9-1, 9-5
Semi-finals:
[4] Dick Lau (HKG) bt [9] Mahmoud Adel (EGY) 6-9, 9-2, 9-7, 9-2
Tarek Nomen (EGY) bt [6] Mathieu Castagnet (FRA) 9-3, 9-4, 10-9
Final:
Tarek Nomen (EGY) bt [4] Dick Lau (HKG) 9-6, 9-3, 9-2
Women's U19 quarter-finals:
[1] Margaux Moros (ESP) bt [8] Sophie Tossut (FRA) 9-5, 9-1, 9-6
Charlotte Delsinne (FRA) bt [4] Camille Serme (FRA) 7-9, 9-8, 4-9, 9-7, 9-3
[6] Maud Duplomb (FRA) bt [3] Veronika Koukalova (CZE) 9-2, 9-3, 9-4
[7] Lauren Gray (SCO) bt [2] Celia Allamargot (FRA) 9-2, 5-9, 9-3, 7-9, 9-0
Semi-finals:
[1] Margaux Moros (ESP) bt Charlotte Delsinne (FRA) 9-3, 9-0, 9-3
[7] Lauren Gray (SCO) bt [6] Maud Duplomb (FRA) 9-7, 9-5, 8-10, 9-6
Final:
[1] Margaux Moros (ESP) bt [7] Lauren Gray (SCO) 1-9, 9-4, 9-4, 9-3 |
28-Jan-04
Tzamaloukas ousts
Kalaitzis in Athens
 In the
Greek National Championships, held at Athens Tennis and Squash Club as
always, all the Greek team members participated except Paul 'Greek God'
Gregory who is now living a peaceful life as a married man.
The winner and Greek Champion 2004 is the 28 year old Athens-based Petros
Tzamaloukas, who took this title for the very first time. This was a big
surprise as he beat in the final the title holder Fabian Kalaitzis 3-1 (9/7
9/4 5/9 9/5) in 53m.
In the semi-finals Tzamaloukas beat Nikos Moustroufis, a past 10 times Greek
Champion, 3-1 (9/3 5/9 9/6 9/5) and Kalaitzis beat Panagiotis Skilodimos 3-1
(9/4 9/1 7/9 9/1).
In the women's event the Greek Champion is Valia Toska, who beat Voula based
Nicol Pozidou 3/0 to retain the title. |
30-Jan-04
Dutch Treble for Tommy
"I managed to win my third national title yesterday after a
long match with Laurens Jan Anjema," says Tommy Berden on his
website.
"Although I did win 3-0, the match lasted a bit longer than one and a half
hours. The Frans Otten Stadion was packed with more than 1000 spectators and
that made the centre court very very hot."
Full report, Draw and Photos from Tommy
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 26-Jan-04
17th Title
for
Sabine
Fritz Borchert reports
Despite
having retired from international play, German record Champion Sabine
Tillmann, formerly Schoene, was too good for domestic opposition in the
German National championships.
Having only lost
twice to home players in years, she beat upcoming Kathrin Rohrmoeller 9-5,
9-6, 7-9, 9-7 in the final.
Looking fit and trim, she announced the
postponement of her planed retirement and hoped now to play on until the
World Games scheduled in Duisburg, Germany, next year.
The new Men's Champion is Stefan Leifels. In the final he beat Hansi
Seestaller, a fringe International. 9-2, 9-3, 10-8 in 48 minutes. Both were
involved in two great semi-finals, beating Heiko Schwarzer and Edgar
Schneider in five games.
More on
www.squash-u-bild.net
Women's Final:
Sabine Tillman bt Kathrin Rohrmoeller 9-5, 9-6, 7-9, 9-7
Men's Final:
Stefan Leifels bt Hansi Seestaller 9-2, 9-3, 10-9 (48 min)
Semi-finals :
Stefan Leifels bt Heiko Schwarzer 9-0, 7-9, 7-9, 9-4, 9-4
Hansi Seestaller bt Edgar Schneider 10-8, 6-9, 1-9, 9-5, 9-1 |
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12-Jan
Irish
Junior Open
Results & photos from Irish Squash
06-Jan
British and
Scottish Junior Opens
Kawy makes it four as Saurav makes
India's day 08-Dec
European Nations Cup report
The Isle of Man travelled to
Bratislava for the inaugural European Nations Cup, and came away with a
silver medal.
Full report from IoM team
29-Nov
Inaugural European
Nations Cup Underway In Slovakia
The inaugural European Nations Cup, a new
initiative inspired by the European Squash Federation, gets underway this
weekend in Bratislava, Slovakia.
The team event is restricted to small and developing squash nations that
have yet to play in the European Team Championships or whose men have yet to
be ranked in the top 16 or women outside the top 12 in Europe in the last
five years.
"The European Nations Cup was introduced at the last ESF AGM," explained ESF
President Chris Stahl. "There will be men's teams of three and women's of
two, to try and encourage participation and keep costs down."
National teams have entered from Croatia, Estonia, Gibraltar, Isle of Man,
Poland, Russia and Slovakia, plus women's teams from the Czech Republic and
Hungary. In addition "guest" teams have been introduced to make the draw up
to 12 men's teams and six women's teams. "They will enjoy the competition
but are not eligible to win the trophies presented by Joyce Buckley, a
former President of the ESF," said Stahl.
"In addition, there are individual events which are unofficial and
introduced as a warm up for teams that arrive early and for individuals who
do not have teams, such as Serbia, Turkey and Ukraine," Stahl added.
"A lot of squash will be played, much networking will take place, and
sessions are planned on refereeing and marketing of the game. This should be
a big boost for squash and an encouragement for the development of the game
in countries where squash is a new sport," concluded Stahl.
22-Oct-03
Isle of Man head for Bratislava
from Isle of Man online
THE Isle of Man national squash team will be competing in Bratislava, the
capital of Slovakia, at the end of November in the European Nations Cup.
This new competition has been designed
to offer developing countries and small nations a chance to compete at their
own level.
The event has invited the participation of 15 other countries including
Croatia, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Israel, Malta, Moldova, Monaco, Norway, Iceland,
Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and Russia.
Some of the recently formed Eastern European countries have only started to
develop squash over the past few years but already they are rapidly
improving.
The Island has competed against some of these countries before, as recently
as May this year when the IoM team defeated Russia - some feat considering
the resources available to a country whose population is over 140 million.
The Island will be hoping to emulate this success as it is planning to send
its strongest team.
The future of local squash appears promising as more than 100 juniors
recently participated in National Squash Week held at the National Sports
Centre.
This enthusiasm is extremely important for the future of the sport as it can
only assist with the development of squash in the Island. It is hoped that
some up-and-coming junior players will be able to represent the IoM at some
off-Island competitions.
The IoM Squash Rackets Association will be looking at ways that this could
be developed when they meet with other officials at this year's event. The
Island will be looking to host the European Nations Cup within the next two
years. |
Slovakia Squash
Isle of Man homepage
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20-Sep-03
European Club Championships 2003
Paderborn & Pontefract
take Euro Club Champs
It was England v Germany in the finals of the 16th European Team
Championships in Odense, and it finished level with Paderborn claiming the
men's title and Pontefract the women's.
In the men's final Germany's Paderborn
beat English club champions Colets 8-6 on games countback, with Tim Garner,
partnered by world number one Peter Nicol, clinching the victory in the
final match.
English women's champions Pontefract
added the European title to their impressive collection, with Sarah Fitz-Gerald
and Becky Botwright sealing the title for the Yorkshire club before Cassie
Jackman won a consolation point for Mulheim in the dead rubber. |
Men's Final:
Paderborn 2-2 Colets
Paderborn win on countback
Women's Final:
Mulheim 1-2 Pontefract
Full details |
14-Jul
Dutch Junior Open
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Bennett & De Rycke
Strike European Junior Gold Again
 Dutchman
Dylan Bennett and Belgian Charlie de Rycke struck gold in the Dutch Junior
Open Squash Championships in Amsterdam just a week after winning the Pioneer
Junior Open titles in Germany.
Top seed Bennett, 18, from Eindhoven, was taken the full distance in the
Men's U19 final before winning his ninth title on the European Junior
Circuit in the last event of the season. His unseeded Indian opponent
Siddarth Suchde reached the final after a shock 3/1 win over France's
second-seeded Yann Perrin in the quarter-finals.
In the final, Suchde took the opening game and then the fourth 9-0, but was
unable to stop local hero Bennett from winning 6-9 9-3 9-2 0-9 9-5.
Seeds tumbled in the women's U19 event, leaving only favourite Charlie de
Rycke and Dutch star Orla Noom, a 3/4 seed, in the last eight. Noom took her
unexpected place in the final after the second round collapse of Spain's No2
seed Margaux Moros.
In a repeat of last week's German final, 16-year-old de Rycke beat the local
heroine 9-6 9-4 9-1 to win her third junior title in Europe since February. |
Men's U19
Semi-finals:
[1] Dylan Bennett (NED) bt
Mahmoud Adel (EGY) 9-0, 9-2, ret.
Siddarth Suchde (IND) bt
Alistair Gorrie (SCO) 9-1, 9-5, 9-0
Final:
[1] Dylan Bennett (NED) bt
Siddarth Suchde (IND) 6-9, 9-3, 9-2, 0-9, 9-5
Women's U19
Semi-finals:
[1] Charlie de Rycke (BEL) bt
Lim Yoke Wah (MAS) 9-3, 9-5, 9-3
[3/4] Orla Noom (NED) bt
Sarah Bowles (ENG) 9-7, 4-9, 9-2, 9-7
Final:
[1] Charlie de Rycke (BEL) bt
[3/4] Orla Noom (NED) 9-6, 9-4, 9-1 |
07-Jul
Bennett & De Rycke
Win Pioneer Junior Titles
Dylan Bennett and Charlie de Rycke fulfilled their seedings in the Pioneer
Junior Squash Championships by winning the Men's and Women's U-19 titles,
respectively, in the European Squash Federation (ESF) Grand Prix event in
Cologne, Germany.
Bennett, 18, from Eindhoven in the Netherlands, claimed his eighth title on
the ESF Junior Circuit this season when he beat unseeded Mexican Mauricio
Sanchez 9-5 9-3 9-0 in the Pioneer final. Sanchez reached the final after
upsetting Malaysia's third seed Kim Lee Wong in the quarter-finals, then
fellow Mexican Jose Becerril, the No2 seed, in the semi-finals.
Belgian star Charlie de Rycke, just 16 years old, overcame second-seeded
Dutch teenager Orla Noom 9-7 9-4 9-3 in the women's final. The match was a
repeat of February's French Junior Open final which the Belgian won in four
games.
Pioneer Junior Cup site |
Men's U19
Semi-finals:
[1] Dylan Bennett (NED) bt [4] Patrick Gassler (GER) 9-2, 9-3, 0-9, 9-7
Mauricio Sanchez (MEX) bt [2] Jose Becerril (MEX) 9-0, 9-3, 9-8
Final:
[1] Dylan Bennett (NED) bt Mauricio Sanchez (MEX) 9-5, 9-3, 9-0
Women's U19
Semi-finals:
[1] Charlie de Rycke (BEL) bt [4] Georgina Stoker (ENG) 9-2, 9-1, 9-2
[2] Orla Noom (NED) bt [6] Lim Yoke Wah (MAS) 9-3, 10-8, 9-3
Final:
[1] Charlie de Rycke (BEL) bt [2] Orla Noom (NED) 9-7, 9-4, 9-3
Pioneer Junior Cup site |
05-Jun
GOLDEN DAY FOR MALTA IN GSSE
Malta's domination of GSSE squash was enhanced yesterday when Michael
Fiteni and Dianne Desira struck gold in the singles' events at
Marsa,
Malta, in the Games of the Small States of Europe. |
Full GSSE Details |
19-May
ANOTHER EURO DOUBLE FOR ENGLAND
England added the Under 15 and Under 17 team
titles to the Under 19 and Senior European crowns in Antwerp, Belgium ... |
Full U15/U17 Details |
13-May
Squash World Mourns Oluf Jorgensen
Oluf Jorgensen, the former President of the Danish
Squash Association, died on Thursday 8th May in
hospital in Nottingham, England, where he had been
admitted during his presence at the European Team Championships. His
untimely death came only two months after his 60th birthday.
"For more than 20 years Oluf was synonymous with Danish Squash, most of the
time as President of the national federation. The development and interest
in squash in Denmark over the past 10-15 years can largely be attributed to
his enthusiasm and drive," said Tom Kjaerbye Larsen, President of the Danish
Squash Federation.
"Concerning the international sphere, Mr Jorgensen has through many years
taken a very active part and he is very well known in many countries as a
reputable man with excellent leadership qualities and an outstanding
personality," added Larsen.
Oluf Jorgensen was honoured with a number of national prizes for his
contribution to sport. He received the highest award from Danmarks
Idrćts-Forbund, the Danish Federation of Sport. At the annual meeting of the
Danish Squash Association just a few weeks ago, where he retired as
President, Oluf Jorgensen was appointed as the first honorary member of the
association.
"With Oluf's death we lost a close friend and a forceful personality who
liked to fight against any challenge. At this last challenge however - a
malignant tumour - he had to acknowledge that he was not able to win," said
Larsen. "This sad incident leaves a void to all involved in squash which of
course is nothing compared to his wife and children who - regardless of his
busy job - always had the highest priority.
"Oluf will always be in our hearts and memory. Right now our warmest
thoughts are with his beloved family."
Joyce Buckley, Vice President of the World Squash Federation and a former
President of the European Squash Federation, added: "Oluf was not only the
man who put Odense on the world squash map but he was also never afraid to
put his hand up to host international events - from European AGMs and
meetings to events like last year's highly successful Women's World Team
Championships. He was a great man and will be sorely missed by everyone
involved in the sport."
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24-May
ESF Welcomes
Latvia As 40th Member
More than 25 member nations were represented at the 2003 AGM of the European
Squash Federation (ESF), at which Latvia was welcomed as the Federation's
40th member.
The well-attended AGM was held in Nottingham, in conjunction with the ESF
Team Championships. The occasion also coincided with a meeting of the World
Squash Federation (WSF) Management Board, who were also present together
with observers from various member nations and representatives from the
Women's International Squash Players' Association (WISPA) and Professional
Squash Association (PSA).
ESF President Chris Stahl was re-elected unopposed for his second term of
office. Vice President Deirbhile O'Byrne was also elected unopposed for her
third term of office, whilst England's Martin Wren, who was co-opted to the
Management Board at last year's AGM, was elected Vice President.
Denmark's Oluf Jorgensen, who died days after the meeting, had also been
nominated for the position of Vice President but had withdrawn his
nomination prior to the meeting due to his illness.
Chris Stahl said that he was particularly pleased with the decision of the
meeting to establish a working party to decide on eligibility rules and a
format for a Nations Cup, to be held annually for small and developing
squash nations in Europe. The ESF sees this as a way to
encourage competition amongst these nations. This will be a low cost
event and will cater for teams whose standard is below that of the European
Team Championships. The working party will be chaired by Rusty Koys of
Slovakia and will report back to next year's AGM with their recommendations.
As a cost-saving exercise, the meeting also voted to cease production of the
Annual Handbook as all the relevant information will shortly be available on
the ESF Website. |
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04-May
England win another EuroTeam Double |
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20-Apr
England retain U19 team title
Top seeds England retained their European U19 team
title in a thrilling final in Parsdorf, Germany, beating second seeds
Netherlands 2/1.
Full details |
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15-Apr
Bennett & Pierrepont take U19 titles
Holland's Dylan Bennett and England's Susie
Pierrepont justified their top seedings in taking the European U19 titles in
Parsdorf, Germany,.
Full details |
17-Mar
Coufal Fails In Austrian Hat-Trick Bid
In one of the closest women's finals on record, Canada's Kyla Grigg
upset second-seeded Birgit Coufal 10-8 10-9 4-9 10-8 to prevent the Austrian
teenager from winning the U-19 title in the Austrian Junior Open
Squash Championship in Vienna for the third successive year.
There was also an upset in the men's U-19 final when second-seeded Israeli
Ilan Oren defeated Mexican favourite José Becerril 9-5 9-3 4-9 10-9.
Full details |
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13-Mar
Estonia Hosts First
International Squash Championship
Estonian Squash has announced details of the first International tournament
to be held in the country. The Estonia-Fenestra Open, which will be held in
Tallinn from 28-30 March, will offer a prize fund of 10,000 Euro.
Full details
of the Estonian Open |
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