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Historical Records Canadian Women’s Team Championships - Champions Year Province Players 2019 Alberta Danielle Letourneau, Jackie Moss and Jaime Laird 2018 Ontario #1 Samantha Cornett, Hollie Naughton and Micaala Seth 2017 Quebec #1 Alexandra Norman, Runa Reta, Tara Newman 2016 Ontario Micaala Seth, Seanna Keating and Marnie Baizley 2015 Alberta Jackie Moss, Kelsey Souchereau and Jaime Laird 2014 Saskatchewan #1 Jaycee Spagrud, Nikki Todd and Carla Dyck 2013 Ontario Stephanie Edmison, Seanna Keating and Micaala Seth 2012 Quebec Alex Norman, Genevieve Lessard and Anne-Christine Lajoie 2011 Quebec Alex Norman, Olga Puidgemont and Genevieve Lessard 2010 Alberta Kelsey Souchereau, Susie King and Claire Fern 2009 Quebec Alex Norman, Olga Puigdemont and Louise Lefebvre 2008 Quebec Alex Norman, Olga Puigdemont and Tara Newman 2007 Ontario Katie Patrick, Tara Mullins and Laura Gemmell 2006 Ontario Neha Kumar, Ruchika Kumar and Seanna Keating 2005 British Columbia Melanie Jans, Lauren Wagner and Emma Parke 2004 British Columbia #1 Melanie Jans, Kelsey Souchereau and Jennifer Blumberg 2003 Quebec Christine Lajoie, Lousie Lefebvre and Fiona Aussell 1998 Ontario Heather Wallace, Carolyn Russell, Stephanie Richardson 1990 Alberta Amanda Paton, Beryl Paton, Sandy McBean 1988 Ontario #1 Heather Wallace, Nancy Cranbury, Shelley Harvey 1987 Ontario Wendy Wontner, Gail Pimm, Nancy Cranbury 1986 Ontario Gail Pimm, Ann Thompson, Nancy Cranbury 1985 Ontario Jo Ann Beckwith, Gail Pimm, Lynne Noel 1984 Alberta Beryl Paton, Ann Thompson, Andrie Levey 1983 British Columbia Joyce Maycock, Andrie Levey, Cathy Covernton 1982 Alberta Beryl Paton, Jodi Burgess, Patricia Cross 1981 Alberta 1980 Ontario 1979 Alberta .

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Issue 53, November/December 2014
IInnssttaanntt UUppddaattee ISSUE 53 NOVEMBER/ DECEMBER 2014 To: ALL WSF MEMBER NATIONAL FEDERATIONS cc: WSF Regional Vice-Presidents, WSF Committee Members, WSA, PSA, Accredited Companies WSF ELECTS NEW BOARD Meanwhile, Hugo Hannes (Belgium) and Mohamed The 44th World Squash Federation AGM and El-Menshawy (Egypt) were re-standing and both Conference, held this year alongside the US Open in were re-elected. The third Vice-President place went Philadelphia, included a two-day conference which to Canadian Linda MacPhail, Secretary General of the featured presentations from key people from outside Pan-American Squash Federation [pictured with (L to squash to provide interesting insights and their R) Mohamed El-Menshawy, President Ramachandran experiences from the wide world of sport and related and Hugo Hannes]. organisations. WSF President N Ramachandran, commented: These included diverse topics such as governance, "Heather Deayton (pictured with Ramachandran) has digital marketing, interacting with communities and been a wonderful member of the WSF team and I am assessment solutions amongst others. very sorry to lose her. However, Linda MacPhail is a These included an exciting new film-based great addition, and it is a pleasure to welcome back programme for referee assessment and education Hugo and Mensh. which was demonstrated by Indian National Coach "These are exciting Major Maniam to the great interest of delegates. times for squash and Along with general business the centrepiece of the having spent the last AGM was the few days with
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