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Amanda Sobhy Extends WISPA
Record In New England
Fighting back from two games down in the climax of the $5,100 event at the
Cross Courts Squash Club in Natick, Massachusetts, the top-seeded left-hander
from New York beat 17-year-old US junior rival and fellow New Yorker Olivia
Blatchford 5-11, 8-11, 11-9, 11-6, 11-6. |
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Teenager Sobhy Celebrates
Historic Tour Success
American teenager Amanda Sobhy secured her place in Squash history when she
won the Women's Racquet Club International in the USA to become the first
player to claim three Tour titles as a 16-year-old. |
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 Joyful
Joelle Takes Texas Title
New
Zealand outsider Joelle King crowned a sensational week in Texas by winning
the biggest WISPA World Tour squash title of her life - beating experienced
top seed Rachael Grinham in the final of the Champion Fiberglass Women's
Texas Open, the $26,700 event at The Downtown Club at the Met in Houston,
USA. |
 Nick Matthew
Wins North American Open Crown
Englishman Nick Matthew celebrated a long-awaited victory over Egypt's
world number one Ramy Ashour in the final of the $93,750 North American
Open in Richmond to win the second PSA Super Series 2010 squash event of
the year at the University of Richmond in Virginia. |
 Teen
Sobhy Celebrates Historic Win In Delaware
US teenager Amanda
Sobhy became only the second player in the history of the WISPA World Squash
Tour to win a second title as a 16-year-old when she beat Canadian Miranda
Ranieri in the final of the $5,700 Women's Delaware State Open at Vicmead
Hunt Club in Wilmington, USA. |
 WATERS
CLAIMS BURNING RIVER CROWN or at least watch…..
Londoner, Alison Waters, became only the second player in
the four year running of the event, to lift the Burning River Classic trophy
on Wednesday night at the Cleveland Racquet Club. |
 James
Willstrop Wins First Tournament of Champions Title
England's sixth
seed James Willstrop was a master of precision as he decisively defeated
world No1 Ramy Ashour in the final of the JP Morgan Tournament of Champions
to win the $97,500 PSA World Tour Super Series squash title at Grand
Central Terminal in New York for the first time. |
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