While the squads for the Women’s World Team Championship will be officially published tomorrow, a few countries have already announced their line-up, such as Australia. Despite no longer being the most powerful nation in women’s squash – they hold the record for the highest number of WWTC titles – the Aussies will rely on a combination of experience and youth to try and …
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INTERVIEW WITH A SQUASH LEGEND: SARAH-FITZ-GERALD
She is described as one of the greatest players in the history of squash. Australia’s Sarah-Fitz-Gerald has won 15 world titles, including seven World Team Championships, a record that may never be equalled. We caught up with one of the living legends of the game. Photo credit: www.squashmad.com Hi Sarah. First of all, let’s go back in time a few …
Read More »WOMEN’S WORLD SQUASH TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP: THE VENUES – SAINT-CLOUD
For the first time, the city of Paris will host a big international squash event*: The Women’s World Team Championship at the end of November and beginning of December. The tournament will be played in three different venues: the Jeu de Paume, the Squash Club of Saint-Cloud, and the Palais des Sports Robert Charpentier in Issy-les-Moulineaux, where a glass court …
Read More »INSIDE THE TEAMS, EPISODE 1: THE DUTCH GIRLS ON THE ROAD TO PARIS
We are now exactly four weeks away from the start of the Women’s World Team Championship. Today we start our presentation of the teams who will be competing in Paris, with the Netherlands. For a few reasons she has only taken part in the event four times, but Natalie Grinham is without a doubt one of the iconic figures of the …
Read More »WOMEN’S WORLD SQUASH TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP: THE VENUES – JEU DE PAUME
For the first time, the city of Paris will host a big international squash event*: The Women’s World Team Championship at the end of November and beginning of December. The tournament will be played in three different venues: the Jeu de Paume, the Squash Club of Saint-Cloud, and the Palais des Sports Robert Charpentier in Issy-les-Moulineaux, where a glass court …
Read More »CAMILLE SERME OVER THE MOON
A year and a half after her first major title in the British Open, Camille Serme had a dream week in Philadelphia. On fire from the quarters onwards, the Frenchwoman won the US Open after beating the two best players in the world – Laura Massaro and Nour El Sherbini – and producing some amazing squash. This is obviously a …
Read More »MASTERS OF THE GAME
934 entrants spread over 19 age categories, and therefore several thousands of matches played: the World Masters Championships held last week in South Africa were a major event, during which nine women were crowned. Some of them have made the history of the WWTC, the most famous of all undoubtedly being Sarah Fitz-Gerald. The Australian added another world title to …
Read More »STORIES OF WOMEN
Two players returned to the PSA World Tour this week at the Nash Cup in Canada. Even if they are both based in Toronto – and training with Jonathon Power – the reason behind their time off court is very different. Here are their stories. “I WAS BORN A WARRIOR” Maria Toorpakai’s last appearance on the tour was in February. Since then, the Pakistan’s …
Read More »WOMEN’S SQUASH WEEK
While the best female players in the world are competing in Macau and next to the Pyramids in Egypt, Women’s squash week is being held from the 16th to the 25th of September around the U.S., Canada and Europe. The purpose of this event is to help promote the game, and to bring women squash players together in order to …
Read More »MASSARO, WEE WERN, SERME AND THE PYRAMIDS
The new season may have barely started but already the tournaments are coming one after the other, with three big events taking place in the last few days. Last Sunday, England’s Laura Massaro (#2 in the world rankings) won the China Open in Shanghai (PSA $70,000). With its glass court setup on the 11th floor of the Peninsula Hotel and …
Read More »HISTORY OF THE WOMEN’S WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS IN FIGURES
20: The 2016 WWTC will be the twentieth in its history. So far, 9 have been held in Europe (2 in the Netherlands, 2 in England, 1 in France, 1 in Germany, 1 in Denmark, 1 in Ireland and 1 in Guernsey), 4 in North America (all of them in Canada), 4 in Oceania (2 in Australia and 2 in …
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Video preview of the Nations that will be competing at the 2016 WSF Women's World Teams ...
Read More »Entries confirmed for 2016 Women’s World Teams
19 nations will compete in the biennial World Squash Federation event in Paris, France ...
Read More »2014: England Reclaim Women’s World Team Title
In a dramatic climax to the 2014 SHOP.CA WSF Women's World Team Squash Championship today in Canada, second seeds England defeated first-time finalists Malaysia 2/1
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