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Harrow’s Alan Clyne is Runner up in Irish Open
Alan Clyne was runner-up to Alister Walker in the 2012 PSA $25K Irish Open this weekend. The Scottish No.1 (seen left with his Harrow Vapor racket) beat the No.2 seed Boran Golan to get into Saturday’s final against the World No. 18.
The tough semi-final that lasted almost 2 hours, must have taken it out of Alan as he lost the final 11-4 11-6 9-11 11-3 in 54 mins.
To see the full details and the Draw click here
CitySquash in the Bronx (squash helping at school!)
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It’s always a good day for squash for these youngsters!
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A Question of Squash
Did anyone see the episode of Question of Sport with Nick Matthew 
(on 16th April). I tried to see it on the BBC iPlayer but it disappeared early!
If you’d like to see a pictorial view of the programme have a look at squashsite365 by clicking here
Good to see the profile of squash is getting bigger!
Brittish Open 2012 (Sponsored by Allam) from 14th-20th May
The British Open is at the O2 this year from the 14th to the 20th of May and with the home-grown players performing really well it should be a great home advantage for the Brits.
If you’re passing why not go along – tickets details are available here
Or just keep in touch with the action via the web-site by clicking here
Did you know the Khan’s have won the Open Championships 29 times!
Ramy’s Back!
Things just go a bit more exciting as Ramy’s back to fitness and winning last week’s PSA El Gouna tournament beating the World No.1 & No.2 on the way!
Scottish Juniors U19s Squad Finish on 20 Year High!
An excellent result for Scotland’s squad in Portugal at the 2012 Under 19 European Team Championships.
The No.11 seeds included Harrow’s Dougie Kempsell, Rosie Allan and Kirsty Lobban as well as Jamie Henderson and Chris Leiper; and they performed brilliantly in the ‘Pool C’ matches beating most impresssively Germany, but also Holland and Poland. These wins secured them a quater-final match against the Czech Republic which they also won 3-0.
The team then went on to play England in the semi-final, where unfortunately they narrowly lost 2-1 (to the eventual winners) but none the less they were the only team to take a tie from England.
In the 3rd/4th place play off match they eventually lost out to France 2-1, but to finish 4th, having been seeded 11th, was a massive achievement and the best result for almost 25 years (since 1988).
A special mention must got to Harrow’s Dougie Kempsell who won 7 out of 7 matches in the Tournament – a fabulous achievement.
If you’d like to see the results have a look here for the teams & here for individual results
Also SSq match reports are available:
Canary Wharf Classic on TV
Canary Wharf Classic 04/04/12 19h00 SKY Sports 3
Canary Wharf Classic 04/04/12 24h00 SKY Sports 4
Canary Wharf Classic 05/04/12 02h30 SKY Sports 3
Canary Wharf Classic 05/04/12 08h00 SKY Sports 3
Canary Wharf Classic 05/04/12 14h00 SKY Sports 4
Premier Squash League
SEMI-FINALS: Tue 17th April
Duffield v St George’s
Surrey v Nottingham
FINAL: Tue 8th May
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