Tag: Low Wee Wern
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SF Ambassadors Pilley & Wee Wern Head For Papua New Guinea
London, Apr 04, 2014: Oceania will host the 2014 WSF Ambassador Programme when the region’s top squash player Cameron Pilley leads the World Squash Federation initiative in Papua New Guinea later this year. Pilley, the world No 17 from Australia (pictured below), be joined by Malaysian Low Wee Wern, the women’s world No 7 (featured…
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Penang to host Women’s Championship
Kuala Lumpur, Jan 11, 2014: The Malaysian state of Penang will host the delayed 2013 Women’s World Squash Championship following an agreement concluded today by the Women’s Squash Association (WSA). The event, boasting a $120,000 prize-fund, will get underway on 17 March at the Nicol David International Squash Centre – with the later rounds staged…
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Nicol David & Laura Massaro to meet in Final
Drexel University in Philadelphia – USA, Oct 18, 2013: Top seeds Nicol David and Laura Massaro will contest the Women’s Delaware Investments U.S. Open Championship final at Drexel University in Philadelphia after coming through contrasting semi-finals of the Women’s Squash Association World Series Platinum event, which – for the first time ever – is providing…
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Brown brushes aside Duncalf in US Open upset
Drexel University, USA, Oct 14, 2013: Australia’s Kasey Brown produced a resounding upset in the second round of the Women’s Delaware Investments U.S. Open Championship when she despatched seventh seed Jenny Duncalf in straight games to claim an unexpected place in the quarter-finals of the Women’s Squash Association World Series Platinum event which – for…
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Carol Weymuller Open marks 40th year
London, Oct 01, 2013: The world’s top women squash players head for New York this week to celebrate the 40th staging of the Carol Weymuller Open, one of the longest-established events on the Women’s Squash Association World Tour. Hosted at the Heights Casino in Brooklyn, the WSA Gold 50 event has attracted seven of the…
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Hong Kong, Pakistan & England Shine in Regional
London, May 07, 2013: Annie Au made history in Pakistan at the weekend when she became the first Hong Kong Chinese player to win the women’s FMC Asian Squash Championship title, after upsetting Malaysian favourite Low Wee Wern in the final at the Mushaf Ali Mir Squash Complex in Islamabad. Runner-up in the last championship…