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PSA Squash Masters

December 9, 2009 5 comments

Ramy Wins PSA Masters

Ramy Ashour won the 152,500 dollar PSA Masters final yesterday in Mumbai against Nick Matthew in four games (11-6 9-11 11-9 11-9) to take top prize and the 2009 title.

Ramy now joins a select club of Perer Nicol, Jonathon Power, John White and Amr Shabana who have won this tournamet since it started in 2000.

To see the draw click here.

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Stuart’s Out of Fairmount’s PSA Squash Open

December 5, 2009 1 comment

Unfortunately Stuart Crawford didn’t progress past the quarter finals in the  six thousand dollar prize funded PSA Fairmount Open in Philadelphia yesterday. He was beaten in the quarter final by Pakistan’s Arshad Burki (pictured right in orange – and who is the PSA World Ranked No.98) in a hard fought 3 games yesterday.

To see how the tournament finished please click here.

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World PSA Squash Rankings December 2009

1 ) Karim Darwish EGY – 940 PSA points (+2)

2 ) Gregory Gaultier FRA – 919 PSA points (-1)

3 ) Amr Shabana EGY – 917 PSA points (-1)

4 ) Nick Matthew ENG – 891 PSA points

5) Ramy Ashour EGY – 800 PSA points

6 ) James Willstrop ENG – 573 PSA points

7 ) Peter Barker ENG – 526 PSA points

8 ) David Palmer AUS – 492 PSA points (-1)

9 ) Thierry Lincou FRA – 444 PSA points (-1)

10) Wael El Hindi EGY – 333 PSA points (+6)

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Alan Clyne is up 11 places in the PSA World Squash Rankings

Alan Clyne has jumped 11 place in the December PSA World Rankings, with a new career high placing of No.74

He is now 18 places higher than just two months ago and with upcoming tournaments we look forward to seeing him racing towards the top 50 in the New Year!

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Squash Players of the Year

December 1, 2009 1 comment

Karim and Nicol won the prestigious title of Squash Player of the Year at The 2009 World Squash Awards hosted in London last weekend?

PSA Male Player of Year – 2005 Thierry Lincou, 2006 and 2007 Amr Shabana, 2008 James Willstrop – 2009 Karim Darwish

WISPA Female Player of Year – 2005 Vanessa Atkinson, 2006, 2007 and 2008 Nicol David – 2009 Nicol David

Nicol David ended the season on a good note with a fourth consecutive Wispa Player of the Year award.

At the World Squash Awards in London last weekend (promoted by Peter Nicol & Tim Garner through their sports marketing company ‘Eventis’), the world No. 1 piped world junior champion (14 year old) Nour El Sherbini of Egypt and (Harrow sponsored) Natalie Grainger in the vote by the membership of the Wispa Tour.

The 26-year-old Nicol won seven tournaments on the Wispa Tour this year, including a fourth World Open title as well as the World Games gold medal in Kaohsiung in July and is set to end the year as the top ranked women’s squash player for a fourth consecutive year.

Egypt underlined their status as the new force of world squash as they won the remaining honours.

PSA’s Player of the Year was Karim Darwish while world junior champion Mohamed El Shorbagy took the Young male Player of the Year award and the 14-year-old Nour El Sherbini was the pick for the Wispa Young Player of the Year award.

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Alan Clyne Climbs World Rankings

November 27, 2009 Leave a comment

Scotland No.1 Alan Clyne reached the Austrian Open final and with this took a rise of seven places to No.85 in the November world rankings. Alan, who is still two places lower than his career high of No. 83, also reached the quarter final of the Leinster Open earlier this month. 

Stuart Crawford (who is the second highest Scot on the list at No.131) will fly out to America in December to improve this ranking.

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