Top seeds Declan James and James Willstrop from England broke home hearts with a 2-0 win over Scottish No.6 seeds Greg Lobban and Rory Stewart in the final of the men’s draw. At 10/8 down in the first game, the prospect of England’s long hunt for a championship gold – which they hadn’t won since …read more →
Sport fans have the unique opportunity to watch Scotland’s top squash athletes battle it out for the WSF World Doubles Squash Championships title, which takes place in Scotland for the first time this April. This historic tournament, organised by Scottish Squash in association with the World Squash Federation, EventScotland, part of VisitScotland’s Events Directorate, Team …read more →
The Scottish National Masters returned with aplomb this weekend, with some top class matches across 12 age categories from O35 up to O75. Over 80 players from across Scotland descended on the Grange Sports Club in Edinburgh between 11th -14th March, treating spectators to a festival of masters squash. In the Women’s O35, Susie Lind …read more →
After some time on the side-lines due to recent Covid restrictions, the much-anticipated Scottish Masters National Championships returns to the squash calendar this weekend, taking place between 11-13th March at the Grange Sports Club in Edinburgh. The tournament is open to all players over the age of 35, split into three women’s age categories (O35, …read more →
Scotland’s junior squash players were on top form at the Scottish Junior National Championships at the Oriam in Edinburgh over the weekend. Over 80 juniors from U11 to U19 competed over three days of high-octane squash watched by an impressive contingent of spectators. The junior championships have been on ice since 2020 due to Covid …read more →
The Grampian Regional Masters returned at the weekend, with over 80 men and women competing across 18 age categories from O35 to O75. Held at the Aberdeen Squash and Racketball Club, this much anticipated tournament was expertly organised by the Grampian Squash & Racketball Association and Aberdeen Squash & Racketball Club. The men’s O35 was …read more →
Fifteen nations will compete for honours at the upcoming WSF World Doubles Squash Championships, which will be held in Glasgow, Scotland for the first time between April 5-9. The 2022 WSF World Doubles will be organised by Scottish Squash and will feature three events – a men’s event, a women’s event and a mixed event – …read more →
After a two-year hiatus, one of the highlights of the Junior circuit is up next, the much anticipated and keenly contested Scottish Junior National Championships, which takes place between the 25th-27th February at the Oriam, Scotland’s Sports Performance Centre at Edinburgh’s Heriot Watt University. The competition runs under the popular Monrad draw system and round …read more →
The Newlands Senior Gold at the Newlands Lawn Tennis and Squash Club in Glasgow showcased some top-drawer squash from some of Scotland’s leading senior and emerging players. The Men’s Division 1 saw close rivals Alasdair Prott from Inverness and Elgin’s Fergus Richards duke it out in a hard-fought final, which top seed Fergus went on …read more →
A busy February continues with a double header on the 19th and 20th of February, the much anticipated Grampian Regional Masters at the Aberdeen Squash and Racketball Club and the Newlands Senior Gold at the Newlands Lawn Tennis and Squash Club in Glasgow. The Grampian Regional Masters hosts over 50 men and women competing across …read more →
The Scottish contingent have done their country proud by winning four titles at the British National Masters at the Nottingham Squash Rackets Club over the weekend. Other great performances included Ken Reid and Emilio Fazzi’s run to the semi-finals in the Men’s Over 75 and Men’s Over 70 draws respectively. Eunice Bond competed in the …read more →
Over fifty boys and girls representing the next generation of Scotland’s squash talent competed over two days at the Junior Gold Tournament at the Aberdeen Squash and Racketball Club over the weekend. Highlights included a convincing win for Bridge Of Allan’s own Kyle Penman in the Boys U19 category, beating Peter Macari 11-2, 11-9, 11-4, …read more →
The British National Masters Championships gets underway between 9-13 February at the Nottingham Squash and Rackets Club, featuring 10 of Scotland’s top over 35 players. The Scottish entrants for the tournament include; Richard Campbell (Over 45), Keith Murray (Over 60), Robin Ridley (Over 65), , Emilio Fazzi (Over 70), Alastair McMeckan (Over 70), Ian Ross …read more →
After a quiet January, February hots up with a wealth of tournaments on the Scottish squash calendar. Next up is the much-anticipated Junior Gold Tournament at the Aberdeen Squash and Racketball Club between 5th-6th February. Over 50 boys and girls from under-11 up to under-19 will compete for glory over two days at one of …read more →
This month Sport Scotland is turning the spotlight on the role sport and activity plays in improving physical health and developing a healthy lifestyle (#LookAfterYourHealth). In support of the campaign, Georgia Adderley, currently ranked 60 on the PSA tour, has shared her top tips on how to get fit and stay fit in 2022. Many …read more →
