DOCSLIB.ORG

Seeding for the British Junior Open 2017 Girls Under 19 G19 Seeds

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text
Seeding for the British Junior Open 2017 Girls Under 19 G19 Seeds Seeding for the British Junior Open 2017 Girls Under 19 G19 Seeds Name Country 1 1 Hania El Hammamy Egypt 2 2 Amina Yousry Egypt 3 3,4 Nada Abbas Omran Egypt 4 3,4 Sivasangari Subramaniam Malaysia 5 5,8 Mena Hamed Egypt 6 5,8 Zeina Mickawy Egypt 7 5,8 Satomi Watanabe Japan 8 5,8 Andrea Lee Malaysia 9 9,16 Akanksha Salunkhe India 10 9,16 Cristina Gomez Spain 11 9,16 Zoe Foo Malaysia 12 9,16 Lucy Turmel England 13 9,16 Celine Walser Switzerland 14 9,16 Grace Gear England 15 9,16 Jasmine Hutton England 16 9,16 Cindy Merlo Switzerland Qualification 17-32 Name Country 17 Grace Thomas Canada 18 Kristyna Fialova Czech 19 Laura Gamblin France 20 Maelle Fuhrer France 21 Nikita Joshi India 22 Sunayna Kuruvilla India 23 Sung Hee Oh Rep Of Korea 24 Noel Lee South Africa 25 Sarah Luedin Switzerland 26 Jane Pincus USA 27 Libby Corke England 28 Charlotte Jagger England 29 Gabriella Mawson England 30 Leanne Herbert England 31 Jemma Stanton England 32 Isabelle Johnson England Seeding for the British Junior Open 2017 Girls Under 17 G17 Seeds Name Country 1 1 Ingy Sherif Hammouda Egypt 2 2 Hana Motaz Ayoub Egypt 3 3,4 Aifa Azman Malaysia 4 3,4 Hiu Lam Lui Hong Kong 5 5,8 Elena Wagenmans Netherlands 6 5,8 Wen Li Lai Malaysia 7 5,8 Habiba Hossam Saadallah Egypt 8 5,8 Elise Lazarus England 9 9,16 Georgia Adderley Scotland 10 9,16 Alice Green England 11 9,16 Elizabeth Ross USA 12 9,16 Amina Karim Taher Egypt 13 9,16 Jailan El Gabas Egypt 14 9,16 Karina Tyma Poland 15 9,16 Emma Jinks Canada 16 9,16 Chan Yiwen Malaysia 17 17,32 Eve Coxon England 18 17,32 Amirah Rusydina Malaysia 19 17,32 Michela Cepova Czech 20 17,32 Rosie Kirsch England 21 17,32 Laura Neil Ireland 22 17,32 Eve Driver England 23 17,32 Lily Taylor- French England 24 17,32 Keira Marshall England 25 17,32 Lucy Green England 26 17,32 Poppie Jaram England 27 17,32 Diya Joukani New Zealand 28 17,32 Brooke Herring Canada 29 17,32 Cynthia Cao Canada 30 17,32 Ciara Richards Wales 31 17,32 Sophie O'Rourke Ireland 32 17,32 Elizabeth Lentz USA Qualificaition 33-48 Name Country 33 Gabi Fritsche Netherlands 34 Sara Khan Canada 35 Sydney Maxwell Canada 36 Tereza Slehoferova Czech 37 Madeleine Hyllans Norway 38 Caraoline Baldwin USA 39 Stephanie Tan USA 40 Megan Thomas Wales 41 Casey Miller England 42 Lucy Soulby England 43 Lucinda Cross England 44 Katie Cox England 45 Grace Clark England 46 Aisha Forster England 47 Polly Clark England 48 Eleanor White England Seeding for the British Junior Open 2017 Girls Under 15 G15 Seeds Name Country 1 1 Marina Stefanoni USA 2 2 Farida Ahmed Egypt 3 3,4 Nour Khaled Aboulmakre Egypt 4 3,4 Wong Heng Wai Malaysia 5 5,8 Habeba El Dafrawy Egypt 6 5,8 Nour Heikal Egypt 7 5,8 Katie Maliff England 8 5,8 Jessica Keng Malaysia 9 9,16 Layna Beattie Wales 10 9,16 Margot Prow England 11 9,16 Ayumi Watenbe Japan 12 9,16 Megan Best Barbados 13 9,16 Sin Yuk Chan Hong Kong 14 9,16 Lucia Bicknell Canada 15 9,16 Nour Ibrahim Egypt 16 9,16 Fleur Maas Netherlands 17 17,32 Mega Bhatia India 18 17,32 Ananya Dabie India 19 17,32 Serena Daniel USA 20 17,32 Avni Ananda USA 21 17,32 Sarah Cao Canada 22 17,32 Ambre Allinckx Swiss 23 17,32 Teresa Siroka Czech 24 17,32 Maia Pannell England 25 17,32 Jessica Morgan England 26 17,32 Darcie-Rose Mounter England 27 17,32 Karishna Bansal England 28 17,32 Priya Verma USA 29 17,32 Ellis Miller England 30 17,32 Emily Schuster USA 31 17,32 Simona Frevel Swiss 32 17,32 Jannia Singh India Qualification 33-48 Name Country 33 Veronika Buskova Czech 34 Alzbeta Dufkova Czech 35 Emma Hoddap France 36 Megan Evans England 37 Libby Leivers England 38 Saran Nghiem England 39 Amy Pullen England 40 Ella Hall England 41 Amelia Leslie England 42 Olivia Phillips England 43 Marialena Iacovides England 44 Abigail Wilkinson England 45 Ophelia Watson England 46 Anje Bryant England 47 Georgina Mullis England 48 Lucy Cox England Seeding for British Junior Open 2017 Girls Under 13 G13 Seeds Name Country 1 1 Aira Azam Malaysia 2 2 Kenzy Ayman Egypt 3 3,4 Salma El Tayeb Egypt 4 3,4 Lucie Stefanoni USA 5 5,8 Torrie Malik England 6 5,8 Haya Mohammed Ali Egypt 7 5,8 Noureen Khalifa Egypt 8 5,8 Salma Elafy Egypt 9 9,16 Molly Stoltz USA 10 9,16 Emma Bartley England 11 9,16 Yasshmita Jadish Kumar Malaysia 12 9,16 Amelie Haworth England 13 9,16 Abigial Schuster USA 14 9,16 Amy Royale England 15 9,16 Asia Harris England 16 9,16 Franka Vidovic Croatia Qualification 17-36 Name Country 17 Leungo Katse Botswana 18 Angel Otshabeng Botswana 19 Alexanra Brown Canada 20 Salma Mounir Canada 21 Hoddap Ana France 22 Elfi Markus Netherlands 23 Camilla Hendy Norway 24 Angela Gracia Garcia Spain 25 Charlotte Bell USA 26 Joy Qu USA 27 Olivia Besant England 28 Jasmine Tranter England 29 Aliza Sheikh England 30 Layla Johnson England 31 Sophia John England 32 Amy Campbell-Wynter England 33 Lauren Hall England 34 Lexie Ogram England 35 Natalie Main England 36 Lily Main England.
Load more

Recommended publications
  • Oi! Oi! Oi! ASP Squashmedia .Com.Au
    ASP Mixed Doubles Cameron Pilley & Donna Urquhart Men’s Doubles Zac Alexander & David Palmer Aussie Aussie Aussie, oi! oi! oi! ASP squashmedia .com.au Squash Media would like to congratulate Cameron, David, Donna, Rachael and Zac on their awesome achievements GREEN & GOLD at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. To David Palmer and Rachael Grinham ... once again thank you for so many wonderful memories over 20 years at the CG. David Palmer has now won 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 4 Bronze Medals from 6 Games (in actual fact it is 9 medals from 5 Games because he didn’t win a medal at his first Games appearance). I’m proud to say I was in the audience to witness your 9th medal ... GOLD! Rachael Grinham has now won 2G, 2S and 4B from 5 Games. Another fantastic record of achievement. Winning medals at the Commonwealth Games is a wonderful achievement but as 41 year olds ... well that is simply incredible! Both players may have lost a little speed but their shots and tactics are still awesome Congratulations & thank you Refs! Steve Walton put it best “I thought they did a sensational job because the pressure is immense. The amount of information that they have to manage now is quite extreme particularly when you are the main ref in centre court and you have ear pieces, iPads, 2 competitive players and you are seated right amongst the spectators that groan every time a decision goes against their player. The refs are also competing to referee in the big matches and they have their own behind the scenes challenges to manage also.” ASP squashmedia .com.au to watch.
    [Show full text]
  • Issue 63, July/August 2016
    WSF Instant Update ISSUE 63 JULY/AUGUST 2016 To: ALL WSF MEMBER NATIONAL FEDERATIONS cc: WSF Regional Vice-Presidents, WSF Committee Members, PSA members, Accredited Products and Companies EGM SIGNALS CHANGES INDEPENDENT REVIEW TO BEGIN A World Squash Federation Extraordinary General The Independent Review annouced by President rd Meeting, held on 3 June in London and presided over Ramachandran at the EGM has now been put in place by WSF President N Ramachandran (pictured), was with the appointment of I Trust Sport to carry this out attended by delegates from 43 nations. task for WSF. It was a WSF Annual General The objective of the review is to determine whether Meeting in France last the WSF and its partners are “fit for purpose” in their November which endorsed a governance, structures, areas of responsibility and proposal that a working group relationships, including relationships with the Olympic comprising a number of Movement and other key stakeholders; and to make member nations would look at recommendations within four months of initiation. This possible improvements to the will be valuable in shaping structure, policy, strategy constitution and structure – a and relationships in the years to come. process felt necessary as the sport and its governance evolves. The approach that I Trust Sport will be taking is a combination of desk research using a defined Their deliberations during the first months of this year governance assessment process and a 360 degree led to a set of eighteen motions being brought forward review involving interviews with individuals within the to the June EGM. They ranged from constitutional WSF and representatives of stakeholder organisations.
    [Show full text]
  • 11Th Milo All Star Jr Open Squash Championship 2011 BOYS 11 - MAIN DRAW
    11th Milo All Star Jr Open Squash Championship 2011 BOYS 11 - MAIN DRAW Date City, Country Website 31 May - 05 Jun 2011 Petaling Jaya, MAS St. Cnty Flag Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Quarterfinals 1 PAK H. TARAR [1] H. TARAR [1] 2 Bye #1: Court 8 - B B School 3 SEL MAS Pravin ANAND KUMAR #33: Wed 01-06-2011 15:30 Court 1 - B B School 4 FT MAS Mohd Syafiq IRFAN #2: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 Court 1 - B B School 5 Bye #49: Thu 02-06-2011 15:30 Yu Jing TAN 6 KDH MAS Yu Jing TAN #3: Court 1 - B B School 7 NS MAS Vasudef VASATHAN #34: Wed 01-06-2011 16:00 Court 2 - B B School 8 MLK MAS K. RAVINTHAR [9/16] #4: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 9 PHG MAS Aqif AZAHARI [9/16] Court 3 - B B School 10 KDH MAS KIVEN #5: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 Court 2 - B B School 11 SEL MAS Jared Michael NALLIAH #35: Wed 01-06-2011 16:00 Court 4 - B B School 12 FT MAS Sherman KWAN [17/24] #6: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 Court 2 - B B School 13 IRI Aram HOSSEINI #50: Thu 02-06-2011 15:30 Court 5 - B B School 14 SEL MAS Sai Kit, Justin HO #7: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 Court 3 - B B School 15 Bye #36: Wed 01-06-2011 16:00 Muhd Hafiz ZHAFRI [8] 16 KDH MAS Muhd Hafiz ZHAFRI [8] #8: 17 MLK MAS Yee Xian SIOW [5] Yee Xian SIOW [5] 18 Bye #9: Court 4 - B B School 19 IND Tushar SHAHANI #37: Wed 01-06-2011 16:00 Court 6 - B B School 20 NS MAS Chin Khai LOH #10: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 Court 3 - B B School 21 IND Veer CHOTRANI [17/24] #51: Thu 02-06-2011 15:30 Court 7 - B B School 22 FT MAS Mohd Dinie RAMLEE #11: Tue 31-05-2011 09:10 Court 5 - B B School 23 SEL MAS Zhao Hong, Jonathan LAU #38: Wed 01-06-2011 16:00 Court
    [Show full text]
  • National Junior Championships 2011 BOYS U-11
    National Junior Championships 2011 BOYS U-11 Date City, Country Website 03 - 06 Dec 2011 MAS DOB Club Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Quarterfinals Semifinals Final 1 3/4/2001 Kedah Muhd Hafiz Zhafri [1] 2 Bye 1 Muhd Hafiz Zhafri [1] 3 6/12/2000 Pahang Nicholas Ng Muhd Hafiz Zhafri [1] Loshmaan Veerakumar [17/32] 11-7 11-4 11-5 4 15/7/2001 Negeri Sembilan Loshmaan Veerakumar [17/32] 11-9 11-5 11-1 Muhd Hafiz Zhafri [1] 5 17/2/2001 Selangor Jeremy Ong [17/32] Jeremy Ong [17/32] 11-1 11-6 11-7 6 9/4/2003 FT Sam Yong 11-1 11-3 11-7 Vasudef Vasanthan [13/16] 7 26/7/2004 Selangor Thineshraj Chandrasegaran Vasudef Vasanthan [13/16] 11-7 11-5 11-4 8 7/5/2001 Negeri Sembilan Vasudef Vasanthan [13/16] 11-2 11-1 11-2 Muhd Hafiz Zhafri [1] 9 28/6/2002 Kedah Kiven A/L Shanmugan [9/12] Kiven A/L Shanmugan [9/12] 11-9 12-10 11-2 10 1/8/2001 Selangor Preman Jeyabalan 11-3 11-3 11-9 Kiven A/L Shanmugan [9/12] 11 28/9/2001 Kelantan Nik Mukram Ab Rahman 11-13 11-8 5-11 11-4 11-8 Hardie Danial Ismail [17/32] 12 13/3/2001 Sarawak Hardie Danial Ismail [17/32] 11-1 11-1 11-8 13 12/8/2002 Kedah Aqif Bin Azahari [5/8] Heng Kai Neng [17/32] 11-5 11-4 11-6 14 12/11/2001 Selangor Heng Kai Neng [17/32] Jared Michael Nalliah 11-4 11-2 11-6 15 23/7/2002 Kelantan Mohd Afiq Aqif Bin Azahari [5/8] Aqif Bin Azahari [5/8] 11-1 11-3 11-7 16 30/7/2001 Pahang Aqif Bin Azahari [5/8] 11-5 11-5 11-2 Siow Yee Xian [3/4] 17 3/11/2000 Selangor Darryl Gan [5/8] Darryl Gan [5/8] 11-8 10-12 13-11 11-9 18 Bye 5 Darryl Gan [5/8] 19 21/8/2001 Selangor Tavien Ravichandran Duncan Lee [17/32] 11-3
    [Show full text]
  • Hong Kong Junior Open Champion 香港青少年公開賽冠軍under 11 十
    Hong Kong Junior Open Champion 香港青少年公開賽冠軍 Under 11 十一歲以下組別 Year 年份 Boys 男子 Girls 女子 2018 Zakaria Mohamed (EGY) Galal Janna (EGY) 2017 Arya Gondi Rohan (USA) Anrie Goh (MAS) 2016 Jacon Lin (CAN) Madison Ho (USA) 2015 Chuah Joachim (MAS) Aira Azman (MAS) 2014 Albatayneh Karam (JOR) Wong Po Yui Kirstie (HKG) 2013 Prabhu S. Navaneeth (IND) Manoaran Kiroshanna (MAS) 2012 Fadte Yash (IND) Azman Aifa Binti (MAS) 2011 Muhd Hafiz Zhafri (MAS) Lui Hiu Lam (HKG) 2010 Hammas Ahmed Tarar (PAK) Cheng Nga Ching (HKG) 2009 Chu Kwok Kee (HKG) Ho Ka Wing (HKG) 2008 Ng Ka Yiu (HKG) Foo Yuk Han Zoe (MAS) 2007 Syafiq Mohd (MAS) Lee Jadeleen (MAS) 2006 Cheung Nok Ting Kevin (HKG) Ho Tze Lok (HKG) 2005 Rishi Tandon (IND) Ho Ka Po (HKG) 2004 Mahesh Mangonkar (IND) Ankita Sharma (IND) 2003 Wong King Yat (HKG) Wong Hiu Kwan (HKG) 2002 Ramit Tandon (IND) Chan Wing Hei Athena (HKG) 2001 Ivan Yuen (MAS) Nikita Emanuel (IND) 2000 Vikram Molhotra (IND) Yung On Sang Anthea (HKG) 1999 Marcus Phua (SIN) Alisha T-Mashruwala (IND) Hong Kong Junior Open Champion 香港青少年公開賽冠軍 Under 13 十三歲以下組別 Year 年份 Boys 男子 Girls 女子 2018 Azzam Omar (EGY) Orfi Amina (EGY) 2017 Lo Chun Yu Kelvin (HKG) Aira Azman (MAS) 2016 Gregory Chan (AUS) Wu Renee Wing (HKG) 2015 Au Lap Man (HKG) Marina Stefanoni (USA) 2014 Chotrani Veer (IND) Lau Tin Yan (HKG) 2013 Gan Darryl Z.K. (MAS) Lui Hiu Lam (HKG) 2012 Foo Kok Sheng Jesse (MAS) Cheng Nga Ching (HKG) 2011 Chu Kwok Kee (HKG) Satomi Watanabe (JPN) 2010 Ng Eain Yow (MAS) Sivasangari Subramaniam (MAS) 2009 Ng Eain Yow (MAS) Choi Uen Shan (HKG) 2008 Tse Man Ho (HKG) Ho Tze Lok (HKG) 2007 Subramaniam Darren (MAS) Ho Ka Po (HKG) 2006 Yip Tsz Fung (HKG) Airin Abdul Rahma (MAS) 2005 Cheong Kah Wah (MAS) Tan Yan Xi (MAS) 2004 Fung Ngo Long Ivan (HKG) Lee Ka Man Carmen (HKG) 2003 Ivan Yuen (MAS) V.
    [Show full text]
  • SRAM National Junior Ranking
    SRAM National Junior Ranking As at 01-Jun-2017 BU09 Compulsory Points Top 3 points from tournaments listed Rank TotalPoints Player ID PlayerName State DOB NJC2017 PJO2016 KLJO2016 CMSBJO2016 AJIC2016 WJIC2016 BJO2017 1 652.50 080714****** Nickhileswar A/L Penang 14-07-08 BU11 || 13 || 103.50 BU11 || 33 || 32.00 BU09 || 1 || 405.00 BU11 || 6 || 144.00 Moganasundharam 2 463.00 090326****** Oon Jayden FT - KL 26-03-09 BU11 || 8 || 162.00 BU09 || 2 || 270.00 BU11 || 25 || 31.00 3 243.00 080619****** DANNY GAN Sabah 19-06-08 BU11 || 5 || 243.00 4 161.00 080811****** Aqil Mirza Naim b Khairil Kedah 11-08-08 BU11 || 17/32 || 67.50 BU09 || 9 || 67.50 BU11 || 30 || 26.00 Fariz 5 109.25 080914****** Fadhlin Raiyan b Faderol Kedah 14-09-08 BU11 || 37/40 || 24.00 BU09 || 11 || 56.25 BU11 || 27 || 29.00 Hisam 6 77.00 091207****** Muhammad Raziq Putra Bin FT - KL 07-12-09 BU11 || 41/48 || 24.00 BU11 || 51 || 32.00 BU09 || 28 || 21.00 Muhd Fakhrur Razi 7 70.00 080612****** Muhd Firdaus Naufal b Kedah 12-06-08 BU09 || 12 || 54.00 BU11 || 34 || 16.00 Zulkifli 8 57.75 080821****** John Vianey Tang Sii Liang Sarawak 21-08-08 BU09 || 17 || 33.75 BU11 || 32 || 24.00 9 51.75 090730****** Sim Yeak Wei Kedah 30-07-09 BU09 || 13 || 51.75 10 36.00 080904****** Erwin Kros Christopher Selangor 04-09-08 BU11 || 49/64 || 24.00 BU09 || 33 || 12.00 11 29.25 081009****** Kaartheik a/l Elangovan Perak 09-10-08 BU09 || 19 || 29.25 12 26.25 080817****** Jayrus Jayam Perak 17-08-08 BU09 || 21 || 26.25 13 25.50 090223****** Sheik Muhammad Darwish Pahang 23-02-09 BU09 || 22
    [Show full text]
  • Issue 65, November/December 2016
    WSF Instant Update ISSUE 65 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2016 To: ALL WSF MEMBER NATIONAL FEDERATIONS cc: WSF Regional Vice-Presidents, WSF Committee Members, PSA members, Accredited Products and Companies JACQUES FONTAINE ELECTED WORLD SQUASH Fontaine, President of the French Squash Federation FEDERATION PRESIDENT and European Regional Vice President as well as being a Board Member of the French National Olympic The Annual General Meeting of the World Squash Committee, was elected ahead of three other Federation held yesterday elected a new President to candidates - Natalie Grainger, a former world number succeed N. Ramachandran following the completion of one from the USA who recently won the World Over- the Indian's second and final four-year term. 35 title; Egyptian Mohamed El Menshawy, a WSF Vice President for six years; and Zena Wooldridge, Jacques Fontaine becomes the Federation's ninth President of the European Squash Federation, from President since the WSF's inception in 1967 - the first England. Frenchman and third European - and was elected by delegates representing a record-breaking 59 National Federations attending the 46th WSF AGM in Hong Kong. "My intention will be to work with a new governance model based on integrity, transparency and team spirit," said Fontaine after his victory. "The WSF needs to establish a defined agreement with the professional section of our discipline, the PSA. "The Olympic agenda remains a priority, along with increasing the profile of our sport worldwide and supporting grassroots development," added the
    [Show full text]
  • Squash Pulse ISSUE XI/ OCT, 2018 SQUASH PULSE ASIAN GAMES 2018
    Squash Pulse ISSUE XI/ OCT, 2018 SQUASH PULSE ASIAN GAMES 2018 Squash Events of the 18th Asian Games in Jakarta, Indonesia were concluded successfully. Over 60 players from 18 regions fought for 16 medals over ten-day competitions from 23 August to 1 September at the newly built squash courts at Gelora Bung Karno Squash Stadium. The Singles Events start first with 32 Men’s players from 17 regions and 28 Women’s players from 13 regions participated. Leo Au from Hong Kong China beat his compatriot Max Lee to claim his first-ever Asian Games Gold Medal; while Nicol David beat Sivasangari Subramaniam in an all-Malaysian Women’s Final to win her fifth Asian Games Singles Gold Medal. Team Events, that debut immediately after the Singles, had attracted 12 Men’s and 11 Women’s teams. Finally, Malaysia beat Hong Kong China to clinch its first Men’s Team Gold Medal, while the Hong Kong China’s women’s team beat India to win its first-ever Women’s Team Gold Medal. Mr. David Mui, MH JP, the ASF’s President was grateful of the commitment of all parties, “I would like to thank and congratulate PB Persatuan Squash Indonesia for hosting the prosperous squash event of the 2018 Asian Games. My sincere appreciation would also extend to all who have made the event successful and memorable, included the participating member nations, their athletes, coaches and delegates; Ms. Emily Mak, Technical Delegate, and Mr. Tri Goestora, the Competition Manager, as well as their organising team; the officials and all helpers.
    [Show full text]
  • World Women's Team Championship
    -AA1 - WORLD JUNIOR WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 1.INTRODUCTION The World Junior Women’s individual event, initially staged on virtually an invitation basis, pre- dated an accompanying team event by four years. In the first year Susan Devoy, who latterly dominated the senior game, went out in the semi finals - in her only appearance. 2.ROLL OF HONOUR 1981 CANADA SEMI FINALS: Lisa Opie beat Ruth Strauss 9/3 7/9 10/8 9/1 Martine le Moignan beat Susan Devoy 9/1 3/9 7/9 9/5 9/1 FINAL: Opie beat le Moignan 9/4 9/6 10/8 Notes: Both finalists came from Guernsey and were club mates based in Nottingham 1983 AUSTRALIA QUARTER FINALS: Robyn Friday (Aus) beat Claire Oxley (Eng) Liz Irving (Aus) beat Debbie Turnbull (Wales) Lucy Soutter (Eng) beat L Sook Hui (Singapore) Helen Paradeiser (Aus) beat Donna Caldwell (Nzl) SEMI FINALS: Paradeiser beat Irving 5/9 9/10 9/7 9/4 10/8 Friday beat Soutter 7/9 8/10 9/6 9/6 9/7 FINAL: Friday beat Paradeiser 10/8 9/2 9/3 1985 IRELAND QUARTER FINALS: Lucy Soutter (Eng) beat Michelle Martin (Aus) 10/9 9/6 10/8 Senga Macfie (Eng) beat Danielle Drady (Aus) 9/5 9/10 4/9 9/2 9/0 Sarah Fitz-Gerald (Aus) beat Sally-Anne Robbie (Aus) 9/2 9/4 9/4 Tracy Cunliffe (Eng) beat Fiona Geaves (Eng) 3/9 7/9 9/5,9/6,9/2 -AA2 - SEMI FINALS: Soutter beat Macfie 9/0 9/2 9/0, Fitz-Gerald beat Cunliffe 9/0 9/1 9/6 FINAL: Soutter beat Fitz-Gerald 9/1 9/1 9/6 1987 ENGLAND QUARTER FINALS: Sarah Fitz-Gerald (Aus) beat Cassie Jackman (Eng) 9/0 9/2 9/4 Sue Wright (Eng) beat Carolyn Mett (Eng) 9/1 9/0 9/10 9/5 Senga Macfie (Eng) beat Amanda Hopps
    [Show full text]
  • Milo Jr Open 2013 BOYS UNDER 11
    Milo Jr Open 2013 BOYS UNDER 11 Date City, Country Website 28 May - 02 Jun 2013 MAS 20-05-2013 01:19:35 St. Cnty Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 1 KDH MAS KIVEN SHANMUGAM [1] KIVEN SHANMUGAM [1] 2 Bye #1: Ct.1 - B.B. School 3 SRI R M SADISHA SADAHAM RAJAPAKSA Ct.1 - B.B. School #65: Tue 28-05-2013 14:10 4 TRG MAS MUHD ZULHAFIZ MOHD JAAFAR #2: Tue 28-05-2013 08:30 Ct.3 - B.B. School 5 PRK MAS MUHD RIDWAN MUHD RIDWAN #97: Wed 29-05-2013 15:30 6 Bye #3: Ct.2 - B.B. School 7 Bye AU LAP MAN [17/32] #66: Tue 28-05-2013 14:10 8 HKG AU LAP MAN [17/32] #4: 9 FT MAS IAN GAN JIAN RONG [17/32] IAN GAN JIAN RONG [17/32] 10 Bye #5: Ct.3 - B.B. School 11 Bye BENJAMIN KHAW TZE MING #67: Tue 28-05-2013 14:10 12 SEL MAS BENJAMIN KHAW TZE MING #6: Ct.4 - B.B. School 13 IND KARAN VARADHAN Ct.2 - B.B. School #98: Wed 29-05-2013 15:30 14 KEL MAS AFIQ HAIQAL SHUKOR #7: Tue 28-05-2013 08:30 Ct.4 - B.B. School 15 Bye ISHANT SHAH [9/16] #68: Tue 28-05-2013 14:10 16 PEN MAS ISHANT SHAH [9/16] #8: 17 IND NEEL PRAKASH JOSHI [9/16] NEEL PRAKASH JOSHI [9/16] 18 Bye #9: Ct.5 - B.B. School 19 SEL MAS THASHVARMEN THIAGARAJAN Ct.3 - B.B.
    [Show full text]
  • Milo All Star Jr. Squash Championships 2009 BU19
    Milo All Star Jr. Squash Championships 2009 BU19 1st Round 2nd Round 3rd Round 1* RAVI DIXIT {IND} RAVI DIXIT RAVI DIXIT: RAVI DIXIT RAVI DIXIT: Bye LU QUAN TAN 11-1 11-0 11-2 JEONG DAE HOON 11-8 11-8 11-3 LU QUAN TAN {SEL} LU QUAN TAN: SOLIHIN JEONG DAE HOON: MICHAEL HUTCHINGS JULIUS KRAUSS: SHEIKH SAQIB {PAK} Walkover JEONG DAE HOON Walkover JULIUS KRAUSS 8-11 16-14 12-10 11-2 SOLIHIN {TGG} ANDRE KHO HUTCHINGS: KAI CHI NELSON CHAN CHI NELSON CHAN: Bye MICHAEL HUTCHINGS 17-15 11-5 8-11 11-5 CHOI WON SHOK 11-6 11-8 11-3 Bye MUHD KAMALUDDIN ABU BAKAR JULIUS KRAUSS: JIN SUNG WOO KARAN MALIK: 9/16* JEONG DAE HOON {KOR} JULIUS KRAUSS 11-1 11-3 11-1 KARAN MALIK 11-6 9-11 11-5 8-11 11-7 9/16* ANDRE KHO {SWK} KAI CHI NELSON CHAN CHI NELSON CHAN: MUJAHID HUSSAIN MUHD YASSIN: Bye VAHID FATHI 11-5 11-5 11-6 MUHD YASSIN 9-11 11-8 11-8 8-11 11-8 MICHAEL HUTCHINGS {RSA} HUTCHINGS: ARAAF AKMAL CHOI WON SHOK: WENG ONN LOW SUNIL SETH: KWON SUNG EUN {KOR} 11-0 11-4 11-2 CHOI WON SHOK 11-9 11-2 8-11 9-11 11-9 SUNIL SETH 11-2 11-8 11-5 YONG BIN TEOH {SEL} ABU BAKAR: JIN SUNG WOO JIN SUNG WOO: JAMIE MCERVALE JAMIE MCERVALE: MUHD KAMALUDDIN ABU BAKAR {BRU} 11-0 11-2 11-2 JUSTIN ANG 11-8 13-11 11-6 JUSTIN VON DER POEL 11-6 11-5 11-9 Bye RC JOUBERT KARAN MALIK: ASHKAN ETEHADI JO WEN NG: 5/8* JULIUS KRAUSS {AUS} KARAN MALIK 11-8 11-6 14-12 JO WEN NG 11-5 12-10 11-6 5/8* KAI CHI NELSON CHAN {HKG} MUJAHID HUSSAIN MUJAHID HUSSAIN: Bye ADE FURKON 3-11 11-4 11-3 11-7 ABBAS ALI {PAK} VAHID FATHI: EOM SOO WEON MUHD YASSIN: VAHID FATHI {IRI} Walkover MUHD YASSIN 7-11
    [Show full text]
  • World Women's Team Championship
    -AA1 - WORLD JUNIOR WOMEN'S TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 1.INTRODUCTION The World Junior Women’s individual event, initially staged on virtually an invitation basis, pre- dated an accompanying team event by four years. In the first year Susan Devoy, who latterly dominated the senior game, went out in the semi finals - in her only appearance. 2.ROLL OF HONOUR 1981 CANADA SEMI FINALS: Lisa Opie beat Ruth Strauss 9/3 7/9 10/8 9/1 Martine le Moignan beat Susan Devoy 9/1 3/9 7/9 9/5 9/1 FINAL: Opie beat le Moignan 9/4 9/6 10/8 Notes: Both finalists came from Guernsey and were club mates based in Nottingham 1983 AUSTRALIA QUARTER FINALS: Robyn Friday (Aus) beat Claire Oxley (Eng) Liz Irving (Aus) beat Debbie Turnbull (Wales) Lucy Soutter (Eng) beat L Sook Hui (Singapore) Helen Paradeiser (Aus) beat Donna Caldwell (Nzl) SEMI FINALS: Paradeiser beat Irving 5/9 9/10 9/7 9/4 10/8 Friday beat Soutter 7/9 8/10 9/6 9/6 9/7 FINAL: Friday beat Paradeiser 10/8 9/2 9/3 1985 IRELAND QUARTER FINALS: Lucy Soutter (Eng) beat Michelle Martin (Aus) 10/9 9/6 10/8 Senga Macfie (Eng) beat Danielle Drady (Aus) 9/5 9/10 4/9 9/2 9/0 Sarah Fitz-Gerald (Aus) beat Sally-Anne Robbie (Aus) 9/2 9/4 9/4 Tracy Cunliffe (Eng) beat Fiona Geaves (Eng) 3/9 7/9 9/5,9/6,9/2 SEMI FINALS: -AA2 - Soutter beat Macfie 9/0 9/2 9/0, Fitz-Gerald beat Cunliffe 9/0 9/1 9/6 FINAL: Soutter beat Fitz-Gerald 9/1 9/1 9/6 1987 ENGLAND QUARTER FINALS: Sarah Fitz-Gerald (Aus) beat Cassie Jackman (Eng) 9/0 9/2 9/4 Sue Wright (Eng) beat Carolyn Mett (Eng) 9/1 9/0 9/10 9/5 Senga Macfie (Eng) beat Amanda Hopps
    [Show full text]