Lisa Aitken returns to the PSA tour next week as motivated as ever following a memorable few months representing Scotland at Gold Coast 2018 and the European Team Championships. The 28-year-old says competing for Team Scotland at the Commonwealth Games was ‘phenomenal’ and she’s excited for the future of women’s squash in Scotland after she …read more →
Newlands LTC squash player Fraser McCann says the opportunity to represent Scotland at the WSF World Junior Championships in India next month represents the ‘chance of a lifetime.’ The 17-year-old has been selected to compete in Chennai, India from July 18-29 alongside fellow Scots Alasdair Prott, Chris Murphy, John Meehan and Georgia Adderley. The boys …read more →
National coach Paul Bell has named a five-strong squad to represent Scotland at the WSF World Junior Championships next month. For the third time since 2002, India will host the Championships after winning the rights from the World Squash Federation to stage the 2018 event in Chennai. The Men’s & Women’s World Junior Individual Championships …read more →
Georgia Adderley has been named as a Youth Olympic Games Squash Ambassador and will experience the sport’s first taste of Olympic competition at the Buenos Aires Youth Olympic Games in October. Squash has been chosen as a ‘showcase’ sport at Buenos Aires 2018, from 7-12 October, and Georgia is one of 36 young players from …read more →
Scotland’s Under-15 and Under-17 squads head off to Malmo, Sweden this week to compete on the European stage. The U15 and U17 European Team Championships take place in Sweden’s third largest city from Wednesday, May 9 until Sunday, May 13th. Scotland’s U15 team includes Adam Hunter, Brodie Young, Andrew Torbet, Erin Jones and Jemma Young …read more →
Scotland’s men retained their top flight status at the 2018 European Team Championships in Wroclaw, Poland last week. Victory over the Czech Republic on Friday ensured the Scots remain in Division One for another year and they sealed fifth place on Saturday thanks to a dramatic win over Celtic rivals Wales. After Alan Clyne lost …read more →
Head coach Paul Bell was full of praise for Scotland’s women after they earned promotion back to the top flight of European squash last week. Scotland won four of their five matches at the 2018 European Team Championships in Wroclaw, Poland as they returned to Division One for the first time since 2012. In the …read more →
Scotland’s women have secured promotion back to the top flight of European squash after a resounding win over Finland earlier today (Friday) at the European Team Championships in Wroclaw, Poland. The 3-0 victory also seals their place in tomorrow’s Division Two final where they will take on top seeds Spain at 8am UK time. Alison …read more →
Scotland’s women remain unbeaten at this year’s European Team Championships in Wroclaw, Poland, after beating second seeds Denmark to top their group. It means the Scots, seeded third, are now just one win away from securing promotion to the top fight of European squash. The Division Two Group B decider against Denmark took place this …read more →
The 2018 European Team Championships in Poland began at the Hasta La Vista Sport Center in Wroclaw, Poland earlier today (Wednesday) with Scotland’s women’s team sealing a semi-final berth. They are competing in Division Two and have been drawn in Group B alongside Denmark (2), Russia (7) and Ireland (6). The third seeded Scots began …read more →
Elite Performance Coach Martin Heath has left his role at Scottish Squash to take up a newly created position at Squash Canada. The six-time Scottish squash champion, now living in Canada, joins Squash Canada as High Performance Director and will take on the responsibility for the design, development, planning, and performance management of all Canadian …read more →
Katriona Allen says competing for Scotland at the European Team Championships in Poland next week will be a career highlight. The 20-year-old has earned a call-up to the senior national team for the very first time and is determined to help Scotland win promotion to the top echelons of European squash. Allen is part of …read more →
Team Scotland’s Greg Lobban hopes to get another chance to win a medal at Birmingham 2022 after falling just short at the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games. Lobban alongside his close friend Alan Clyne lost in the semi-finals of the Men’s Doubles to eventual champions Zac Alexander and David Palmer from Australia. The pair then lost …read more →
Alan Clyne and Greg Lobban have vowed to fight hard for the Commonwealth Games bronze medal in the Men’s Doubles event after an 11-8, 11-5 defeat to Australia in the semi-finals earlier today. David Palmer and Zac Alexander delighted the home crowd on the show court at Oxenford Studios as they edged a close first …read more →
Alan Clyne and Greg Lobban are one win away from claiming Team Scotland’s first Commonwealth Games squash medal in 20 years. It comes after their victory in the quarter-finals of the Men’s Doubles competition at Gold Coast 2018 inside Oxenford Studios on Friday. Scotland’s top two males squash players displayed all their fighting spirit to …read more →
