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by Suzie Pierrepont on Nov 1, 2012Egyptian superstar Raneem El Welily moved back to World #2 this month, over taking Laura Massaro. My girl Joelle King jumped to #5 this month, her first time in the top 10 following an amazing...
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by Simon Roesner on Nov 1, 2012In der heute erschienenen November PSA Weltrangliste konnte ich ein neues "Career-High" von 16 (!!!) erreichen. Diese super Platzierung habe ich wohl vorallem meinem Gewinn bei den...
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by Anonymous on Oct 31, 2012We have found a new venue for the Start-of-Season Bacchanalia, and the party is on! Whiskey Trader71 West 55th street, between 5th and 6th AveThursday, November 1Party starts at 6:30pm
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by Alan Thatcher on Oct 31, 2012James Willstrop joins the juniors on court at The Mote Squash Club in Kent for an exhibition evening prior to a book-signing marathon By DAVID HOOD Wednesday 31st October: Pontefract, South...
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by World Squash Fede... on Oct 30, 2012England, runners-up in the previous two championships, have been named as top seeds in the 2012 WSF Women’s World Team Championship next month in Nimes, France. A record 26 nations will take part in...
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by Suzie Pierrepont on Oct 29, 2012The Women’s World Team event kicks off in Nimes on the 12th of November. The event will feature 26 teams, including debutes by Argentina, Korea and Namibia. Defending champions Australia will...
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by Suzie Pierrepont on Oct 29, 2012The Women’s World Team event kicks off in Nimes on the 12th of November. The event will feature 26 teams, including debutes by Argentina, Korea and Namibia. Defending champions Australia will be up...
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by Alan Thatcher on Oct 29, 2012Low Wee Wern with the trophy Wee Wern Battles To Successive China Open Titles Low Wee Wern retains her WSA Gold Lujiazui Finance City China Open title after beating Joelle King in a marathon...
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by Anonymous on Oct 28, 2012Jeanne Blasberg, who recently finished her term as the first woman Board Chair of US SQUASH, came to the game relatively late in life and blossomed as a player in her mid-thirties. She has...
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by Suzie Pierrepont on Oct 28, 2012Natalie Nakase wants to be the first female coach in the NBA…..talk about breaking through a glass ceiling!! Check out this espnW article, sounds like she knows what she needs to do to get...
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