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There aren't many National Championships that can serve up a final featuring the top two players in the world. But British squash did just that for the first time in its 38-year history as Matthew beat a spirited Willstrop 11-8, 11-3, 8-11, 14-12 in 81 ... continued at Daily Telegraph
If the men’s squash team’s victory over Trinity on Sunday had been in any one of a handful of sports other than squash, it would have likely been the biggest college sports story of the year. It’s not every day you see a team competing for ... continued at Daily Princetonian
Top-seed James Willstrop withstood a fierce onslaught from former world champion Thierry Lincou before reaching the quarterfinals of the Davenport North American Open squash tournament. Willstrop dug deep to complete a 16-14, 11-7, 11-6 victory ... continued at Richmond Times-Dispatch
New Zealand squash No2 Campbell Grayson has lost in the first round of the US$115,000 North American Open in Richmond, Virginia to 8th seed and world No10 Aslan Iskandar(Malaysia) 6-11, 8-11, 5-11 in 45 minutes. The Aucklander ranked at 57 in the world had ... continued at Voxy
KARACHI - ANISUDDIN KHAN - Canadian, Iranian and Indian juniors have conformed participation in the 4th edition of Roshan Khan Junior Open Squash Championships which will begin here from February 25 at Pakistan Navy Roshan Khan-Jahangir Khan squash complex. continued at Nation
PRINCETON, N.J. (AP)—Trinity College’s streak of 13 national championships in men’s squash is over after Princeton edged the Bantams for the title on Sunday. Kelly Shannon won the decisive match, giving the Tigers a 5-4 victory and the Collegiate ... continued at YAHOO!
DAVID Lloyd’s Natalie Cain toppled top seed Louise Cotter to win the York & District Ladies Squash League Open Championship. Number two seed Cain beat York player Cotter 3-1 (9-7, 9-6, 0-9, 9-5) in a high-quality final at Dunnington Sports Club. continued at The Press in York
In the Norfolk SRA Squash League either East Anglia or East Anglia II will become Premier Division champions and it is looking increasingly likely that Diss will be relegated. However the four other teams could all finish anywhere from third to sixth in ... continued at EDP 24
Chicago, Feb 11 (IANS) Top seed Saurav Ghosal signalled the end of the road for title-holder Olivier Pett when he beat the English qualifier in four games in the quarter-finals of the METRO Windy City Open squash, the PSA World Tour International 25 squash ... continued at MSN India