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South African Knights v West Match @ Newlands Sat 8th January

January 7, 2011 1 comment

 Saturday night saw a great display of squash as a West Select side took on the South African Knights and it was good to see so many spectators come down and support the match.

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Scottish Junior Open 2010/11

 The results for the Scottish Junior Open 2010/11 are as follows:

Under 19 Boys –  Under 19 Girls

Under 17 Boys – Under 17 Girls (no comp)

Under 15 BoysUnder 15 Girls

Under 13 Boys Under 13 Girls

Under 11 Mixed

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New Jonathon Power Rackets Available

December 13, 2010 Leave a comment

 Why not check out the New Range of Jonathon Power Custom Pro Rackets in the ‘Harrow Shop Tab’ (or alternatively just click here)

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PSA World Open 2010 ($325K)

December 3, 2010 4 comments

 The 2010 P.S.A. World Open winner is Nick Matthew.

In the historic all English final Nick won 3-1, against James Wilstrop, in 74mins to gain the 2010 title and the biggest pay-day of the year with $45.6K (and a Volkswagen car) in Sunset Beach, Saudi Arabia.

To see all the news, interview and draws click here.

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Premier Squash League (PSL) 2010

November 17, 2010 Leave a comment

Round 2 of the 2010 Premier Squash League (PSL) last night saw a shock 4-1 defeat for current champions ‘Surrey Health & Rackets’ at the hands of ‘Exeter Diamonds’.

Alan Clyne was playing for the Surrey side and lost a tight 4 set match to Jonathan Hartford 11-5 10-12 11-3 12-10

But neither side were able to top the B group (south) as ‘TWP St Georges Hill’ (led by PSA No.13 Daryl Selby and WISPA No.9 Laura Massaro) beat ‘UWE Bristol’ to clinch No.1 spot in the table by just 1 point to Exeter.

In group ‘A’ (north-ish) Esporta Oxford, led by Chris Ryder PSA No.36 and Madeline Perry WISPA No. 6,  top the group as they won 5-0 against Nottingham. However ‘Chappel Allerton’ went straight into 2nd= place (led by Alistair Walker PSA No.20 and Jenny Duncalf WISPA No.2) as they started their campaign off with a 5-0 win against Pontefract (who have Simon Parke, Lee Beachill and Vanessa Atkinson).

What a league that is! To see all Round 2 results chick here.

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Qatar Classic 2010 (PSA $147.5K)

November 12, 2010 Leave a comment

 Karim and Nicole take the honours at Qatar.

Karim Darwish, the World No.3 beat the World No.5 Amr Shabana in the all Egyptian final, by 3-1.

Amr took the 1st game in 21mins with lots of lets in a stop start game, but Karim then got hold of the match and won the rest in just 32 mins (11-2  11-7  11-6)

In the WISPA Event No.1 Niclo David beat 4th seed Rachel Grinham in 3 straight games (11-5  11-8  11-9) in just 34 minutes to secure her 4th Qatar Classic and also her 50th WISPA title.

Scotland’s Alan Clyne (now PSA No.52) was beaten in the last round of qualifing by Tom Richards (PSA No.32) – to see the full draw click here.

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West Squash Division 1 Results – 10th November 2010

November 11, 2010 Leave a comment

Western v Giffnock – (5-15)

David Lloyd Renfrew v Townend – (14-7)

Newlands v S.S.R.C. – (18-2)

Giffnock 2 v Strathgryffe – (3-15)

Western 2 v Ayr Citadel – (13-9)

Newlands 2 v Glasgow Uni – (TBA)

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Commonwealth Games Squash

September 30, 2010 Leave a comment

The Scottish Squash team of Alan Clyne, Harry Leitch, Chris Small, Lyall Patterson, Lisa Aitken and Frania Gillen-Buchert flew out to today to compete in the Commonwealth Games in Delhi.

And the hunt for a medal in both the men’s doubles and the mixed doubles is the main target for the team; although I’m sure an individual medal would not be turned down either!

Good luck to the team (hope the athletes village is finished and clean!)

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No Let – Stroke

September 23, 2010 Leave a comment

It seems that the demise of the ‘Yes, let” call is fast approaching. In the US they are trialling games with both limited lets and none at all; and as you can see from the clip below the reaction from the players is positive (see a guest appearance from Scotland’s Lyall Patterson in this U-Tube clip!)

(see a guest appearance from Scotland’s Lyall Patterson in this U-Tube clip!)

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Harrow’s Alan Clyne Retires at Malaysian Open

Alan Clyne had to pull out injured in the second qualifying round at the $52K Malaysian Open in Kuala Lumpur, due to an ankle injury that meant that he couldn’t lunge towards the ball  – AC quote “which is fairly important in squash!”

Alan tweeted that his ankle had been getting more and more sore each day he’d been away so it was immediately obvious that he would not be able to continue in his match against Australian Ryan Cuskelly (PSA No.#43) and he retired after just 7 minutes.

Alan’s quick retirement should help to minimise any long-term injury as he looks towards the Commonwealth Games in India later this year.

To follow Alan on Twitter see @Clynesquash (or to follow me see @BroadberrySport)

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