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MS Member ID Player Nationality Rank Points Tournaments Seed Main 1 96429 Ygor COELHO Brazil #44 31290 10 2 89416 Lucas CORVEE France #53 29314.3677 10 3 59420 Victor SVENDSEN Denmark #54 29300 10 4 25925 Sourabh VERMA India #56 28890 10 5 38500 Thomas ROUXEL France #58 28000.3586 10 6 51682 Vladimir MALKOV Russia #62 26719.3257 10 7 88523 Toby PENTY England #63 26029.4933 10 8 93791 Jason Anthony HO-SHUE Canada #68 24118.499 10 9 91665 LIN Yu Hsien Chinese Taipei #69 23710 9 10 93878 Sergey SIRANT Russia #70 23313.5868 10 11 71221 Luís Enrique PEÑALVER Spain #76 20517.7942 10 12 76106 Teck Zhi SOO Malaysia #77 20330 9 13 54484 Eetu HEINO Finland #80 19360 10 14 55505 Alexander ROOVERS Germany #82 19232.049 10 15 56274 Luka WRABER Austria #83 19009.8 10 16 85790 YANG Chih Chieh Chinese Taipei #85 18668.4839 10 17 64032 Kunlavut VITIDSARN Thailand #86 18390 9 18 62720 Mithun MANJUNATH India #88 18140 10 19 83985 Felix BURESTEDT Sweden #91 17950 10 20 51531 Raul MUST Estonia #92 17899.4387 10 21 77143 Xiaodong SHENG Canada #93 17710 10 22 92655 Kalle KOLJONEN Finland #96 17527.98 10 23 81860 Rasmus MESSERSCHMIDT Denmark #98 17460 10 24 25625 Maxime MOREELS Belgium #99 17303.432 10 Qualifying 1 88856 Iikka HEINO Finland #100 17220 10 2 66694 Emre LALE Turkey #102 17170 10 3 91381 Adam MENDREK Czech Republic #104 16994.4 10 4 96545 Kim BRUUN Denmark #106 16830 10 5 20808 Kai SCHAEFER Germany #110 16180.3926 10 6 52250 Zvonimir DURKINJAK Croatia #112 16140 10 7 68139 Siril VERMA India #118 14500 10 8 76972 Jacob NILSSON Sweden #120 14451.6249 -
BADMINTON Nocs Allocated Quota Places Including Universality Places for the MINSK 2019 European Games
BADMINTON NOCs Allocated Quota Places including Universality Places for the MINSK 2019 European Games The European Ranking List of 28 March 2019 Qualification Process: MEN Men’s Single Singles players ranked 1 to 8 – two (2) individual Quota Places to the two (2) highest ranked athletes, respecting the maximum quota allocation per NOC per event. An NOC may have more than two (2) singles players ranked 1 to 8 in the European Ranking List in this event. In such a case, the NOC can enter any two (or one) singles players. Singles players ranked 9 and lower – one (1) individual Quota Places to the one (1) highest ranked athlete. Singles players will be considered in turn and any NOC is eligible to enter one (1) singles player, if the total quota is not exceeded in this event. An NOC may have more than one (1) player ranked in the European Ranking List in this event. In such case, the NOC can enter any one singles player. ER WR Player NOC Points Eligibility Accept 1 4 Viktor AXELSEN DEN 76694 DEN1 1 2 12 Anders ANTONSEN DEN 54829 DEN2 2 3 22 Jan O JORGENSEN DEN 43065 DEN2* 2 4 25 Hans-Kristian Solberg VITTINGHUS DEN 41589 DEN2* 2 5 27 Brice LEVERDEZ FRA 41470 FRA1 3 6 28 Mark CALJOUW NED 39813 NED1 4 7 29 Rasmus GEMKE DEN 39691 DEN2* 2 8 31 Rajiv OUSEPH GBR 39512 GBR1 5 9 47 Thomas ROUXEL FRA 30570 FRA1* 3 10 49 Lucas CORVEE FRA 30134 FRA1* 3 11 52 Misha ZILBERMAN ISR 29830 ISR1 6 12 59 Toma Junior POPOV FRA 28301 FRA1* 3 13 60 Pablo ABIAN ESP 27894 ESP1 7 14 61 Victor SVENDSEN DEN 27800 DEN 15 62 Vladimir MALKOV RUS 26719 RUS1 8 16 63 Toby -
Referees' Review May 2007
WSF Referees’ Review May 2007 WORLD SQUASH FEDERATION decision – thereby giving the sport a poor image. (A properly trained referee could stop this abuse by invoking (or threatening to invoke) Rule 17; however, because of the lack of training very few did.) This issue of the WSF Referees’ Review contains several items that discuss different aspects of the 3- Referee System. I hope that this Since the last edition of the WSF material will give all its readers cause Referees’ Review two major develop- for thought and reflection: the issue is ments have taken place in the world of not at all settled, because much work international refereeing. The first of needs still to be done in respect of the these is the re-introduction of the 3- details. And the issue of the training of Referee System. While the system has referees in the proper use of this been used only in a handful of system has not yet been addressed. Let tournaments – and thus it is still too the debate continue! early to conclude that this is the final answer to all of squash’s officiating The second major development has problems – it does seem to be the way been the approval by the WSF of a forward at this time, as is noted in the comprehensive programme of training next article. and assessment for referees at all When the 3-Referee System was levels. The Working Group that tried in the mid-1990’s, it was fated to developed this programme began its be a short-lived experiment – for three work in January 2005, so the process major reasons: 1. -
2018 Windy City Open Presented by the Walter Family & Equitrust
2018 WINDY CITY OPEN PRESENTED BY THE WALTER FAMILY & EQUITRUST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Main Draw ROUND 1 ROUND 2 QUARTER FINAL SEMI FINAL FINAL 22 - 23 Feb 2018 24 - 25 Feb 2018 26 Feb 2018 27 Feb 2018 28 Feb 2018 [1] Gregory Gaultier (FRA) 22 Feb 2018, 20:00 (glass court) [Qualifier] 24 Feb 2018, 20:00 (glass court) Ryan Cuskelly (AUS) 22 Feb 2018, 20:00 (court 1) [Qualifier] 26 Feb 2018, 15:00 (glass court) Cameron Pilley (AUS) 22 Feb 2018, 18:00 (court 1) [Qualifier] 24 Feb 2018, 18:00 (glass court) Omar Mosaad (EGY) 22 Feb 2018, 18:00 (glass court) [6] Nick Matthew (ENG) 27 Feb 2018 (follow on) (glass court) [8] Simon Rösner (GER) 22 Feb 2018, 15:00 (glass court) Saurav Ghosal (IND) 24 Feb 2018, 13:00 (glass court) Daryl Selby (ENG) 22 Feb 2018, 15:00 (court 1) [Qualifier] 26 Feb 2018, 13:00 (glass court) James Willstrop (ENG) 22 Feb 2018, 13:00 (court 1) [WC] Chris Hanson (USA) 24 Feb 2018, 15:00 (glass court) Leo Au (HKG) 22 Feb 2018, 13:00 (glass court) [3] Ali Farag (EGY) 28 Feb 2018 (follow on) (glass court) [4] Karim Abdel Gawad (EGY) 23 Feb 2018, 13:00 (glass court) Borja Golan (ESP) 25 Feb 2018, 15:00 (glass court) Diego Elias (PER) 23 Feb 2018, 13:00 (court 1) Cesar Salazar (MEX) 26 Feb 2018, 18:00 (glass court) Ramy Ashour (EGY) 23 Feb 2018, 15:00 (court 1) [Qualifier] 25 Feb 2018, 13:00 (glass court) [Qualifier] 23 Feb 2018, 15:00 (glass court) [7] Tarek Momen (EGY) 27 Feb 2018 (follow on) (glass court) [5] Marwan ElShorbagy (EGY) 23 Feb 2018, 18:00 (glass court) [Qualifier] 25 Feb 2018, 18:00 (glass court) Paul Coll (NZL) 23 Feb 2018, 18:00 (court 1) Miguel Angel Rodriguez (COL) 26 Feb 2018, 20:00 (glass court) Mohamed Abouelghar (EGY) 23 Feb 2018, 20:00 (court 1) [Qualifier] 25 Feb 2018, 20:00 (glass court) Zahed Mohamed (EGY) 23 Feb 2018, 20:00 (glass court) Created: Tuesday 30 January 2018, 20:59 GMT Professional Squash Association Page 1 of 2 psaworldtour.com [2] Mohamed ElShorbagy (EGY) Created: Tuesday 30 January 2018, 20:59 GMT Professional Squash Association Page 2 of 2 psaworldtour.com. -
Men's Doubles - Ranking of April 26Th, 2012 Eligible Players Are Shown in Green Rows
BADZINE'S OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION DUMMY LIST Men's doubles - Ranking of April 26th, 2012 Eligible players are shown in green rows. Reserve Players are highlighted in the blue font. Rank IN/OUT? Country Player BWF ID Points Tournaments Confederation Cai Yun 50251 1 CHN1 96011 13 Fu Haifeng 51729 Asia Jung Jae Sung 53426 2 KOR1 89561 16 Asia Lee Yong Dae 52774 Mathias Boe 50292 3 DEN 78257 13 Europe Carsten Mogensen 51304 Ko Sung Hyun 88094 4 KOR2 76047 18 Asia Yoo Yeon Seong 52273 Chai Biao 96784 5 CHN2 67550 19 Asia Guo Zhendong 14607 Muhammad Ahsan 52749 6 INA1 63329 17 Asia Bona Septano 52742 Fang Chieh Min 52930 7 TPE 59469 23 Asia Lee Sheng Mu 52931 Markis Kido 50420 8 INA2 58040 18 Asia Hendra Setiawan 51074 Koo Kien Keat 14288 9 MAS 57391 13 Asia Tan Boon Heong 52703 Naoki Kawamae 51213 10 JPN 55497 23 Asia Shoji Sato 50658 Hirokatsu Hashimoto 74326 11 JPN 55348 22 Asia Noriyasu Hirata 15380 Alvent Yulianto Chandra 11354 12 INA 54860 22 Asia Hendra Aprida Gunawan 11401 Hong Wei 69809 13 CHN 54470 19 Asia Shen Ye 53939 * The Australian Olympic Committee may select doubles pairs in only two disciplines as continental qualifiers. BADZINE'S OLYMPIC QUALIFICATION DUMMY LIST Men's doubles - Ranking of April 26th, 2012 Eligible players are shown in green rows. Reserve Players are highlighted in the blue font. Rank IN/OUT? Country Player BWF ID Points Tournaments Confederation Hiroyuki Endo 54026 14 JPN 52970 22 Asia Kenichi Hayakawa 54527 Liu Xiaolong 11777 15 CHN 45076 22 Asia Qiu Zihan 47277 Mads Conrad Petersen 42722 16 DEN 43839 17 Europe -
Page 16 Sept 23.Indd
SPORT 16 SATURDAY 23 SEPTEMBER 2017 QSL RESULTS Al Rayyan beat Al Kharaitiyat 3-1 Soria strikes twice in Al Rayyan’s win; Al Sadd beat Al Sailiya 3-2 Qatar SC beat Al Markhiya 1-0 TODAY’S FIXTURES Al Duhail vs Al Arabi At Al Duhail Stadium (5.50pm) Al Sadd and Qatar SC grab full points Al Khor vs Al Ahli At Al Khor Stadium (8.00pm) The Peninsula ebastian Soria struck twice as Al Rayyan’s perfect start to the QNB Stars League season continued at the Al Khor Sstadium with a 3-1 win against Al Kharaitiyat yesterday. With an energetic looking forward line, Michael Laudrup’s side was straight into action with shots from Mohsine Moutaouali and Gonzalo Viera both saved before another attack saw Abderrazak Hamdallah bring the ball down inside the area and fail to beat the keeper whilst in on goal. Hamdallah was again denied in the 11th minute after turning two Kharaitiyat players inside before a smart save from Kharaitiyat’s No.1, Saeid Monfared. The deadlock was finally broken in the 21st minute after Al Rayyan won a free kick 30 yards out. Captain Rodrigo Tabata stepped up and drilled a free kick that was deflected in off the wall past an outstretched goalkeeper, for the Rayyan captain’s third goal of the season. The Lions were quickly able to double their advantage when Al Sadd’s Jugurtha Hamroun scores their second goal against Al Sailiya during Hamdallah won the ball in the their QNB Stars League match at Al Ahli Stadium yesterday. -
Issue 54, January/February 2015
IInnssttaanntt UUppddaattee ISSUE 54 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2015 To: ALL WSF MEMBER NATIONAL FEDERATIONS cc: WSF Regional Vice-Presidents, WSF Committee Members, PSA members, Accredited Companies SQUASH WELCOMES NEW IOC 2020 VISION Two of the approved recommendations have a very The outcome of the positive impact on our efforts to achieve a place on IOC Session in Monaco the Olympic Games programme. In essence, them last month continues to being passed means that the programme will not be raise the prospect of a limited to a maximum of 28 Sports; instead the place for Squash at the determining factors will be a cap of around 10,500 2020 Olympic Games in athletes and 310 events. This provides the flexibility Tokyo. to remove some disciplines in existing sports and add new sports such as Squash. It was after Squash lost out to Wrestling in the Equally important is the agreement that sports do not vote for a 'new sport' need to be fixed seven years in advance of the for the 2020 Games Games and that the IOC Executive Board can make that the 2013 IOC recommendations. Taken together, this is another meeting in Buenos real step forward for Squash as it paves the way for change. Aires elected Thomas Bach as IOC President. The new President promised change and initiated his With this in mind, led by President Ramachandran, Olympic Agenda 2020 consultation initiative to look Squash is pushing to be put forward by the IOC to be at many aspects of the Games - including the the ‘new’ sport for Tokyo. -
P15 Layout 1 5/11/14 9:44 PM Page 1
p15_Layout 1 5/11/14 9:44 PM Page 1 MONDAY, MAY 12, 2014 SPORTS Kovac comes to the rescue Consolation win for Porto Gatlin wins IAAF 100m race ZAGREB: Former Croatia captain Niko Kovac came to his country’s rescue PORTUGAL: Porto completed an unhappy season with a consolation 2-1 TOKYO: Former Olympic champion Justin Gatlin overcame strong head- last October, his lack of managerial experience offset by skills on the pitch home win over champions Benfica in a devalued Portuguese classico on winds to sprint to his second 100m victory in as many weeks at an IAAF to see Croatia through to the World Cup finals. Saturday while Olhanense were relegated after five seasons in the top World Challenge meeting in Tokyo yesterday. Berlin-born Kovac carved a reputation in his playing days for hard work flight. Belenenses made sure of survival with victory over Arouca. Pacos de He broke away from the pack halfway through to clock 10.02 seconds and discipline, attributes he used to good effect to guide a struggling side Ferreira lost 4-2 at home to Academica Coimbra and were forced into a rel- with fellow American Mike Rodgers second at 10.11 and Christophe past Iceland in the qualifying play-offs. The 42-year-old inherited from pre- egation playoff, one season after reaching the Champions League qualify- Lemaitre of France third at 10.31 in the Seiko Golden Grand Prix, the third vious coach Igor Stimac a Croatian side that had come under pressure for ing round. leg of the second-tier tour organised by the International Association of trailing a distant second behind Belgium in their qualifying group. -
FINAL APPEARANCES: Thierry Lincou (France)
FINAL APPEARANCES: Thierry Lincou (France) WINNER DATE EVENT CTRY TOUR PRIZE FUND RUNNER-UP Apr 12 Bluenose Classic CAN PSA Tour $50,000 Daryl Selby May 10 European Individual Championship GER - - Gregory Gaultier Feb 10 Bluenose Classic CAN PSA Tour $40,000 Daryl Selby Jun 09 Internationaux de la Reunion FRA PSA Tour $30,000 Laurens Jan Anjema May 09 European Individual Championship BEL - - Gregory Gaultier Apr 09 Irish Open IRL PSA Tour $25,000 Mohamed El Shorbagy Feb 09 French Nationals FRA - - Gregory Gaultier Feb 08 French Nationals FRA - - Renan Lavigne Jan 08 Dayton Open USA PSA Tour $50,000 David Palmer Feb 07 French Nationals FRA - - Gregory Gaultier Nov 06 Pakistan Open PAK PSA Super Series $85,000 Gregory Gaultier Aug 06 English Open ENG PSA Tour $50,000 Gregory Gaultier May 06 Liverpool 08 Open ENG PSA Super Series $77,500 David Palmer Feb 06 Canary Wharf Classic ENG PSA Tour $52,500 Anthony Ricketts Sep 05 British Grand Prix ENG - - Nick Matthew Jul 05 Pakistan Open PAK PSA Super Series $85,000 David Palmer Feb 05 French Nationals FRA - - Renan Lavigne Dec 04 World Open QAT PSA Super Series $120,000 Lee Beachill Nov 04 Canadian Classic CAN PSA Tour $50,000 Jonathon Power Oct 04 British Grand Prix ENG - - John White Sep 04 Hong Kong Open HKG PSA Super Series $120,000 Nick Matthew May 04 World Series Finals ENG PSA Super Series $75,000 Joseph Kneipp Feb 03 French Nationals FRA - - Renan Lavigne Feb 02 French Nationals FRA - - Gregory Gaultier Jan 02 Pittsburgh Open USA PSA Tour $26,000 Anthony Ricketts Sep 01 South African -
2016 Squash PLAYER AUSTRALIAN
ASP 2Squash0AUSTRALIAN16 PLAYER MAKING HEADLINES Zac Alexander The most successful Aussie male player was without doubt Zac Mike Corren Alexander who won 8 domestic Rex Hedrick PSA Tour Titles in 2016. Matt Hopkin Josh Larkin Tamika Saxby was our most squashmedia Tamika Saxby impressive female player winning 5 .com.au PSA Tour Titles on home soil. Matt Hopkin 2016 The Australian Squash Player Annual has been created and compiled by Kim Schramm for Squash Media. 2016 was a year to celebrate. Whilst our athletes didn’t win World Championships they performed well on the PSA World Tour. They collectively won 18 PSA Titles (compared to 13 in 2015 and 17 in 2014). One performance that stood out as being absolutely superb wasn’t a winning one. It was that of Cameron Pilley reaching the final of the PSA World Series. Just getting into the draw is tough enough! One has to perform consistently over 7 World Series events: US Open, Qatar Classic, Hong Kong Open, Tournament of Champions, Windy City Open, British Open and the El Gouna International. Players are awarded points based on their result at each World Series event: Winner 100 points, Runner Up 65, Semi Finalist 40, Quarter Finalist 25, 2nd Round 15 and 1st Round 10. The Top 8 qualifiers were Mohamed El Shorbagy 640 points, Greg Gaultier 335, Nick Matthew 225, Omar Mosaad 220, Miguel Ángel Rodríguez 175, Simon Rosner 155, Mathieu Castagnet 150 and Cameron Pilley 130. Pilley hit a “purple patch of form” and reached the final. Despite losing the final to Greg Gaultier, Pilley was at his absolute best beating World #1 Mohamed El Shorbagy in the semi final. -
MIXED DOUBLES - Phase 3 Eur
2016 European Championships Eligibility date, 25 FEBRUARY 2016 MIXED DOUBLES - Phase 3 Eur. Rank WR BWF ID Player #1 BWF ID Player #2 Country Points Eligibility Accept MA Answer 1 6 10513 Joachim FISCHER NIELSEN 53759 Christinna PEDERSEN DEN 71290 DEN1 1 YES 2 7 70333 Chris ADCOCK 62844 Gabrielle ADCOCK ENG 67574 ENG1 2 YES 3 14 67175 Jacco ARENDS 67176 Selena PIEK NED 44395 NED1 3 YES 4 16 51263 Michael FUCHS 50851 Birgit MICHELS GER 43413 GER1 4 YES 5 17 4253 Robert MATEUSIAK 50054 Nadiezda ZIEBA POL 41650 POL1 5 YES 6 22 9238 Vitalij DURKIN 15311 Nina VISLOVA RUS 36604 RUS1 6 YES 7 25 22038 Ronan LABAR 54079 Emilie LEFEL FRA 36158 FRA1 7 YES 8 31 52958 Mads Pieler KOLDING 51436 Kamilla RYTTER JUHL DEN 33260 DEN NO 9 32 64188 Niclas NOHR 68189 Sara THYGESEN DEN 33110 DEN2 8 YES 10 34 11606 Evgenij DREMIN 53676 Evgenia DIMOVA RUS 32128 RUS2 9 YES 11 36 35374 Sam MAGEE 89666 Chloe MAGEE IRL 31530 IRL1 10 YES 12 37 94817 Gaetan MITTELHEISSER 68480 Audrey FONTAINE FRA 31310 FRA2 11 YES 13 38 52281 Jorrit DE RUITER 53833 Samantha BARNING NED 31107 NED NO 14 51 99521 Mathias CHRISTIANSEN 85064 Lena GREBAK DEN 24570 DEN3 12 YES 15 53 54459 David OBERNOSTERER 85440 Elisabeth BALDAUF AUT 23790 AUT1 13 YES 16 57 90714 Nico RUPONEN 42703 Amanda HOGSTROM SWE 22790 SWE1 14 YES 17 58 96121 Bastian KERSAUDY 98329 Lea PALERMO FRA 22580 FRA3 15 YES 18 62 77099 Jonatan NORDH 51661 Emelie FABBEKE SWE 21590 SWE NO 19 63 68045 Mark LAMSFUSS 98052 Isabel HERTTRICH GER 21400 GER2 16 YES 20 67 77919 Rodion KARGAEV 81907 Ekaterina BOLOTOVA RUS 20520 RUS3 17 -
Super Series Finals Manchester 2007
SUPER SERIES FINALS MANCHESTER 2007 SOUVENIR NATIONAL SQUASH CENTRE, MANCHESTER PROGRAMME £3 THURSDAY 9TH TO SUNDAY 12TH AUGUST 2007 AMR SHABANA DAVID PALMER GREGORY GAULTIER THIERRY LINCOU JAMES WILLSTROP RAMY ASHOUR NICK MATTHEW KARIM DARWISH 2007 ATCO SUPER SERIES FINALS WELCOME WELCOME TO THE 2007 ATCO SUPER SERIES FINALS Following an unprecedented run of We are proud to welcome you to the presentations the Super Series Finals has ATCO Super Series Finals – Manchester changed hands to be promoted by Ziad Al- 2007 staged on the stunning all-glass Turki of the ATCO Group and Paul Walters show court at the National Squash Centre of internationalSPORTgroup™. This in Manchester. wonderful squash tournament pits the The Super Series Finals is without question world best eight players from the previous one of the most important events on the season’s PSA Super Series rankings into a men’s professional World Tour and we are unique format that, over the few days of fierce competition, thrilled to be promoting the championships provides the Super Series Finals Champion. as part of this seven-year agreement with PSA thanks and acknowledges the increasing support of the the Professional Squash Association. ATCO Group in mens professional squash, and we also owe Squash can not afford for a tournament as a debt to Manchester City Council for their late provision of the important as the Super Series Finals to be charismatic Sportcity squash venue for the finals. This venue is lost, and since the announcement that this synonymous with the best presentation in world squash and year’s event, originally scheduled to be held I am sure the ATCO Super Series Finals here this time will be in May at the Broadgate Arena in London, had been cancelled, no exception.