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DOSSIER DE PRESSE CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE Par équipes : Inde – 6/12 déc. Fédération Française de Squash – 2, rue de Paris – 94100 ST MAUR DES FOSSES Tél. : 01 55 12 34 90 – Fax : 01 55 12 34 91 – email : [email protected] Contact Presse : Gilles RONDEAU – 06 60 15 69 69 – [email protected] SOMMAIRE PRESENTATION CHAMPIONNAT DU MONDE 1. Par Equipes Homme PALMARES 1. Championnat du Monde par Equipes H depuis 1991 ANNEXES 1. Les joueurs de l’équipe de France 2. Vos prochains rendez-vous 3. Classement PSA PRESENTATION CHAMPIONNATS DU MONDE 1. Championnat du Monde par Equipes Homme : Chennaï - INDE du 6 au 12 décembre 2007 La Sélection française : La Direction Technique Nationale a sélectionné les joueurs suivants : Julien BALBO – Squash Club Bron – N°51 mondial Grégory GAULTIER – Set Aix en Provence – N°3 mondial Renan LAVIGNE – Set Club Marseille – N°27 mondial Thierry LINCOU – Set Club Marseille – N°7 mondial L’équipe sera encadrée par Yves HOCDE (DTN), André DELHOSTE (Entraîneur), Philippe MACARY (Kiné) et Régis BOXELE (Médecin). L’Objectif : Depuis maintenant 2 éditions (2 ème en 2003 et 3 ème en 2005), la France est sur le podium mondial. Cette année encore, l’objectif est de finir dans les trois premiers, et si possible sur la plus haute marche, l’équipe a les moyens d’être sacrée Championne du Monde. Règlement : 1ère phase en poule de 4 équipes, les 2 premières équipes qualifiées pour les 1/8 de finale à élimination directe. Chaque rencontre comporte 3 matchs (3 joueurs + 1 remplaçant). Le remplaçant peut être titulaire dans une autre rencontre . Match en 3 jeux gagnants. Attention : Chaque jeu se déroule en 9 points, avec un « scoring » à l’américaine, où il faut avoir le service pour marquer un point. Les principaux adversaires : ANGLETERRE : - Champion du Monde en titre - 2 membres du TOP 10 : James WILLSTROP (N°6) et Nick MATTHEW (N°5) et un ancien N°1 mondial, Lee BEACHILL (N°12) - 1 autre joueurs dans TOP 15 : Peter BARKER (N°13) - N’a perdu qu’une seule fois contre la France, en 2003 lors de la ½ finale du mondial à Vienne AUSTRALIE : - Meilleur joueur : David PALMER (N°4-Champion du Monde 2006) - Anthony RICKETTS (N°6 avant sa blessure) est blessé depuis plusieurs mois et manquera donc la compétition - Autres joueurs : Stewart BOSWELL (N°15) et Cameron PILLEY (N°22) - Champion du Monde 1967-1969-1971-1973-1989-1991-2001-2003 EGYPTE : - C’est l’équipe favorite de la compétition avec dans leur rang le N°1 mondial et triple Champion du Monde Amr SHABANA (2003-2005-2007) - 3 joueurs dans la TOP 10 : Amr SHABANA, Karim DARWISH (N°8) et Wael EL HINDI (N°9). Mohamed ABBAS complète l’équipe et Mohammed ABBAS (N°14) - Points négatifs : Ramy ASHOUR, N°2 mondial, est blessé. De plus, l’Egypte n’est pas habitué à se surpasser lors des compétitions par équipes. - Champion du Monde 1999, 2ème en 2001 et 2005 MALAISIE : - 2 joueur dans le Top 20 : Azlan ISKANDAR (N°17) et Hong Beng HEE (N°19) L’inconnue : Comment les joueurs vont-ils gérer la fatigue accumulée par un calendrier très lourd en cette fin d’année : 3 des plus gros tournois de l’année, puis Championnat du Monde individuel, pour finir avec le « par équipes ». La fraîcheur physique sera sans doute très déterminante. PALMARES 1. Championnat du Monde par Equipes Homme (depuis 1991) Classement Année Lieux 1er 2ème 3ème 4ème France 1991 Finlande Australie Angleterre Finlande Egypte 13 1993 Pakistan Pakistan Australie Angleterre Finlande 15 1995 Egypte Angleterre Pakistan Egypte Australie 11 1997 Malaisie Angleterre Canada Australie Egypte 13 1999 Egypte Egypte Pays de Galles Angleterre Australie 7 2001 Australie Australie Egypte Angleterre Ecosse 5 2003 Autriche Australie France Angleterre Egypte 2 2005 Pakistan Angleterre Egypte France Canada 3 ANNEXES Julien BALBO Né le 23/05/79 Club : Squash Evasion Bron (RA) Site Internet : www.julien-balbo.fr PALMARES Classement mondial PSA : 70 e (1/11/07) Classement National: N°5 (1/09/07) France : 3ème aux Championnat de France 2006 Champion de France Juniors 1998 Vice Champion de France Juniors 1996 Europe : Vice-champion d’Europe des nations 2006 3ème au Championnat d’Europe des nations 2007 3ème au Championnat d'Europe Juniors 1996 et 1997 Monde : Vice champion du monde universitaire par équipe 2002 Circuit PSA : Vainqueur de 2 tournois Internationaux et Finales 2007 : Open de Barcelone 2006 : Open de Turin Grégory GAULTIER Né le 23/12/82 Club : Squash Passion Aix en Provence (PACA) Entraîneurs : André DELHOSTE Site Internet : www.greg-gaultier.com PALMARES Classement mondial PSA : 3 ème (1/11/07) Classement National: N°1 (1/09/07) France : Champion de France 2004 et 2006 Vice-Champion de France 2007 Vainqueur des Internationaux de France en 2002 Europe : Vice-champion d'Europe par équipes 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 et 2006 Champion d'Europe individuel 2004, 2005 et 2006 Champion d'Europe juniors 2000, 2001 Vainqueur du Grand Prix Européen (-19 ans) 1999, 2000 Vainqueur du British Open (-17 ans) 1999, (-19 ans) 2001 Monde : Vice-champion du Monde Individuel 2006 et 2007 Vice-champion du Monde par équipes 2003 3ème au Championnat du Monde par équipes 2005 Vice-champion du Monde Juniors 2000 Circuit PSA : Vainqueur de 11 tournois Internationaux PSA 2007 : British Open 2006 : US Open – Open de Hongrie 2004 : Volvo Motor City Open 2003 : CAS International, Pakistan - CNS International, Pakistan (Sept) 2002 : Betteridge Trophy - Internationaux de France - Dayton CJ Squash Open 2001 : Ciutat de Barcelone - Open de République Tchèque Renan LAVIGNE Né le 01/11/74 Clubs : Set Squash Marseille (Fra) – Duffield (Ang) – Squash Utrecht (Hollande) – Koblenz (All) – Winterthur (Sui) PALMARES Classement mondial PSA : 27 ème (1/11/07) Classement National: N°3 (1/09/07) France : Vice-champion de France 2003, 2004, 2005 3e au Championnat de France 1994, 1998, 1999 Europe : Vice-champion d'Europe par équipes 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 et 2006 3ème au Championnat d'Europe par équipes 2007 Vice-champion d’Europe juniors par équipe 1993, 1994 Champion d’Europe des Clubs Champions 2001, 2002 Monde : Vice-champion du Monde par équipes 2003 3ème au Championnat du Monde par équipes 2005 Circuit PSA : Vainqueur de 8 tournois Internationaux PSA 2007 : Open de Belo-Horizonte 2006 : Open de Vancouver 2003 : Open d’Oslo 2002 : PSA Colombia 2001 : PSA Colombia 2000 : Open du Danemark - Open du Kenya 1999 : Open Albuquerque Thierry LINCOU Né le 02/04/76 Club : ASCTR (REU) et Set Marseille (PACA) Entraîneurs club : Franck CARLINO - Paul SCIBERRA Site Internet : www.thierry-lincou.com PALMARES Classement mondial PSA : 7 e (1/11/07) Classement National : N°2 (1/09/07) France : 9 fois Champion de France senior de 1997 à 2003 – 2005 - 2007 Vice-champion de France 2006 Europe : Vice-champion d’Europe des nations 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005 et 2006 Vice-champion d'Europe junior par équipes 1993 et 1994 Monde : Finaliste des Worlds Games 2005 Champion du Monde Individuel 2004 Vice-champion du Monde Individuel 2003 3ème au Championnat du Monde Individuel 2006 3e Championnat du Monde Juniors 1995 Vice-champion du Monde par équipes 2003 3ème au Championnat du Monde par équipes 2005 5e au Championnat du Monde par équipes en 2001 7e au Championnat du Monde par équipes en 1999 Champion du Monde Universitaire individuel 1998 et 2000 Champion du Monde Universitaire par équipes 1998 et 2000 Circuit PSA : Vainqueur de 17 tournois Internationaux PSA 2006 : Canary Warff Squash Classic - Liverpool Open – English Open – Open du Pakistan 2005 : Open du Pakistan - Super Gerrard Grand Prix Manchester (tournoi sur invitations) 2004 : Vainqueur de la finale des Super Series - Cathay Pacific Squash Open Pace Union Canadian Classic - Gerrard Super 8 2003 : Pittsburgh Open - Open de Biarritz 2001 : Windy City Open - Milo South African Squash Challenge 1999 : Extérieur Squash Royan - Open de Clermont-Ferrand 1998 : Open de Bogota - Open d’Equator 1996 : International Tirolean Championship VOS PROCHAINS RENDEZ-VOUS 2008 Evénements Internationaux - 22-27 sept. : Internationaux de France Masculin – Circuit PSA 50 000 $ - Paris Stade Charlety - Salle Charpy - 12-19 oct. : Championnat du Monde Individuel Homme et Femme à Manchester (ENG) Evénements Européens - 30 avril-3 mai : Championnat d’Europe des Nations H et F à Amsterdam (NED) - 7-11 mai : Championnat d’Europe des Nations -15/-17 ans à Lyon (France) - 3-7 juin : Championnat d’Europe individuel H et F à Bratislava (SVK) Evénements Nationaux - 8-9-10 février : Championnat de France 1 e Série - Le Havre - 14-15 juin : Plays-Off des Championnats de France par équipes Rennes CLASSEMENT PSA er au 1 décembre 2007 1. Amr SHABANA (EGY) 2. Ramy ASHOUR (EGY) 3. Grégory GAULTIER (FRA) 4. David PALMER (AUS) 5. Nick MATTHEW (ENG) 6. James WILLSTROP (ENG) 7. Thierry LINCOU (FRA) 8. Karim DARWISH (EGY) 9. Wael EL HINDI (EGY) 10. John WHITE (SCO) 11. Anthony RICKETTS (AUS) 12. Lee BEACHILL (ENG) 13. Peter BARKER (ENG) 14. Mohammed ABBAS (EGY) 15. Stewart BOSWELL (AUS) 16. Ong Beng HEE (MAS) 17. Olli TUOMINEN (FIN) 18. Mohd AZLAN ISKANDAR (MAS) 19. Adrian GRANT (ENG) 20. Laurens JAN ANJEMA (NED) 27. Renan LAVIGNE (FRA) 51. Julien BALBO (FRA) 65. Jean-Michel ARCUCCI (FRA) 77. Mathieu CASTAGNET (FRA) .
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    ISSUE III/OCT, 2014 SQUASH PULSE Moving Forward To get squash into the Olympic, ASF grabs all chances to move our beloved sport a step forward. As the International Olympic Committee (“IOC”) will review the Mr. Duncan Chiu, entire competition programme for the Olympic Games by the end of Secretary General 2014 to see if new sports would be given opportunity to join in, Mr. David Mui, MH, JP, President of ASF, grasped chances at different I believe all squash fans, like me, occasions to lobby the key officials of the IOC for support for squash are thrilled to hear that our to be included in the beloved sport still gets the Olympic Games. chance to be included in the Olympic. There is a Hongkong Recently at the saying, “If you try, you may not Incheon Asian win. But if you don’t, you’ll Games 2014, Mr. definitely lose.” So we never Mui met both Mr. give up, neither do you! Thomas Bach, rd President of the IOC In this 3 issue of Squash Pulse, and Sheikh Ahmad you will see that a lot have been Al-Fahad AL- happening in the region. I SABAH, President would like to take this Top: Mr. David Mui (left) with Mr. Thomas Bach (right). of the Olympic opportunity to thank the sub- Council of Asia and committees and all members’ member of the IOC federations for their hard work and lobbied them and commitment. for support. I hope you will enjoy this newsletter. And as always, we welcome any ideas, comments or suggestions that help us do Left: Mr.
  • Simon Rösner Neuer Sport-Pate

    Simon Rösner Neuer Sport-Pate

    1 Ahorn-Sportpark 25 Jahre Bewegung im Sport www.ahorn-sportpark.de Ahorn-Sportpark · Ahornallee 20 · 33106 Paderborn Telefon 05251 13711-11 · Fax 05251 13711-22 2 Inhalt 4 Vorwort Paderborner SC 47 Team der 2. Bundesliga 6 Der PSC 49 Jahreshauptversammlung 09 9 Rückblick Saison 08/09 51 Die Jugend des PSC 15 Kader PSC Herren 1 53 Neujahrs-Cup 2009 17 PSC-Herren im Portrait 55 Ultralauf - Christian Farthing 30 Team der 1. Bundesliga 57 PSC Award 2009 41 Simon Rösner - Pate 58 ECC 2009 43 Jugend NRW-Meister 67 Weltrangliste 44 PSC - Breitensport 70 Deutsche Rangliste …. Impressum Herausgeber Paderborner Squash Club Ahornallee 20, 33106 Paderborn Tel.: 05251/1371177 http://www.paderborner-squash-club.de Redaktion Andreas Dirkes, Andreas Preising Mitarbeit Norman Farthing, Karolin Grommisch, Uwe Kern, Ralf Saegert, Matthias Wolff Fotos Marc Köppelmann, PSC, Fotostudio Henke, Neue Westfälische und Westfälisches Volksblatt 3 Vorwort des Paderborner SC Liebe Squashfreunde, mit der Deutschen Mannschaftsmeisterschaft 2009 für die Herren des PSC und vielen anderen Erfolgen ging die Geschichte des PSC im 30. Jahre seines Bestehens erfolgreich weiter. Dritter Titel in Folge, insgesamt der siebte Titel seit 1999, eine Top 4 Platzierung beim Europapokal der Landesmeister in Göteborg, ein Deutscher Meister durch Simon Rösner bei Herren, erfolgreiche Jugendli- che, beispielsweise mit Cederic Lenz als Mannschafts Junioren Europameister; die Erfolgsbilanz des Pader- borner Squash Club kann sich auch in 2009 wieder sehen lassen. Und das Wichtige ist, dass die Verantwortlichen des PSC in strategischen Konzepten denken und han- deln. Neben der intensiven Jugendarbeit (weiterhin ist jeder dritte PSCer ein Jugendlicher) und Leistungssport im Herrenbereich ist die Internationalisierung weiter ein wichtiges Ziel.