Squash Archive
World Junior Squash Championships Draws Predict Egyptian Double in NZ
Written on June 16, 2017
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London, June 15, 2017: Egyptians are seeded to win both individual titles in the WSF World Junior Squash Championships NZ next month in New Zealand – claiming a seventh successive women’s title and reclaiming the men’s trophy after three years in Peruvian or Malaysian hands. The annual World Squash Federation event will
Rodriguez & Sobhy take PanAm Games Gold
Written on July 15, 2015
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Toronto, July 14, 2015: Top seeds Miguel Angel Rodriguez, the world No.4 from Colombia, and Amanda Sobhy, the world No.10 from the USA, claimed gold in the 2015 Pan American Games squash singles finals in Canada – Sobhy winning her first Games medal at the Exhibition Centre in Toronto and Rodriguez becoming
Maria Toorpakai Wazir Wins Maiden Homeland Title
Written on April 6, 2015
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Rawalpindi, Pakistan, April 5, 2015: The first WSA World Tour squash event to be held in Pakistan for almost seven years produced the dream result when Peshawar powerhouse Maria Toorpakai Wazir won the title against expectations after overcoming the event’s top two seeds. The Bannu-born 24-year-old was seeded seven in the Bahria Town International Women’s Squash Tournament, the WSA Challenger
WSA hails new British Open agreement
Written on February 11, 2015
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London, Feb 10, 2015: The Women’s Squash Association is hailing the ‘wonderful commitment’ by Dr Assem Allam to extend the sponsorship of the prestigious British Open in Hull for a further three years, including the goal to provide prize-money parity by 2017. The Allam British Open Squash Championships are set to return
Nicol David Makes History As Longest-Reigning World No.1 Ever
Written on February 2, 2015
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London, Feb 1, 2015: Malaysian Nicol David has created a new world record for the length of time a squash player has topped the world rankings after marking her 106th month as world number one in the February Women’s World Squash Rankings published by the Women’s Squash Association. The 31-year-old from Penang,
El Welily became the first Egyptian winner of the Women’s J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions title
Written on January 25, 2015
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New York, Jan 24, 2015: Raneem El Welily became the first Egyptian winner of the Women’s J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions title she defeated England’s Alison Waters in the final of the WSA International 100 squash event at Grand Central Terminal in New York. “Relaxed and happy and grateful,” said the third
Nicol David survives match-balls to claim record eighth World Title
Written on December 21, 2014
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Cairo, Dec 20, 2014: In a dramatic climax to the Wadi Degla Women’s World Squash Championship, Malaysia’s world number one Nicol David saved four match-balls in the final of the 30th staging of the premier Women’s Squash Association tournament to overcome home favourite Raneem El Welily in a five-game 66-minute display of
Nicol David wins historic US Open hat-trick
Written on October 19, 2014
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Philadelphia, Oct 18, 2014: Malaysian superstar Nicol David claimed the latest historic achievement in her illustrious squash career when she beat Egypt’s Nour El Sherbini in the final of the Women’s Delaware Investments US Open in Philadelphia to become the first player in the 60-year history of the championship to win the
Diego Elias & Habiba Mohamed Crowned World Junior Champions
Written on August 17, 2014
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Windhoek – Namibia, August 16, 2014: The 2014 WSF World Junior Squash Championships came to a resounding climax at the Wanderers Sports Club in the Namibia capital Windhoek when 15-year-old Egyptian Habiba Mohamed Ahmed claimed her third upset in as many days to become the second youngest ever winner of the women’s
Diego Elias & Habiba Mohamed Crowned World Junior Champions
Written on August 17, 2014
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Namibia, August 16, 2014: The 2014 WSF World Junior Squash Championships came to a resounding climax at the Wanderers Sports Club in the Namibia capital Windhoek when 15-year-old Egyptian Habiba Mohamed Ahmed claimed her third upset in as many days to become the second youngest ever winner of the women’s title, and