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The Scottish Squash Performance Director Paul Frank (pic left) has resigned his position as of 1st February 2010.

Paul was in charge for over six years and was instrumental in setting up the very successful training programmes at Herriot Watt University, where many of Scotland’s top young players have the opportunity to train and develop their squash on a permanent basis within a well structured training camp. Read more…

News just in that bad weather conditions has meant that the Scotland team can’t travel to Cardiff to play the scheduled ‘B’ International Test matches this week against Wales and England. Their plane from Edinburgh was cancelled earlier this morning due to the snowy conditions in Edinburgh.

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 The Scottish Junior Open (Mon 28th Dec – Thurs 31st Dec) is part of the European Junior Tour and once again has attracted some of Scotland’s and the Worlds Top names from all age groups.

The Jordanian Brothers Mohammad and Ahmad Alsaraj will lead the charge in the Boys U13 and U15 as they have European rankings of No.#2 and No.#1 respectively in their age groups.

To see how everyone is getting on click on the age category you’re interested in:

Boys’ Results – U19  U17  U15  U13  U11      Girls’ Results – U19  U17  U15  U13  U11

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The men’s uni champions for 2009 are Napier and Dundee lifts the women’s title in The Scottish University Championships.

For a full report and to hear about a 1st round exit for defending Champions Glasgow against this year’s strong favourites (and eventual winners) please click this link.