The 16th Annual

Friday 7th - Sunday 9th December 2012 Boston and Racketball Club Rosebery Avenue, Boston, Lincs, PE21 7QR bostonsquash.co.uk, #BostonBSPA

A BSPA Tour event Main sponsors Contents Picture special

Contents 2

Chairman’s welcome 4

Top seeds 6

Previous winners 7

Last year 8/9/10 Women’s Finalists: Emma Beddoes and Tania Bailey Squash on the web 12 Men’s Finalists: and Andy Whipp Tournament tweeting 13

Men’s draw 14/15

Women’s draw 16

BSPA history 18

BSPA tour 19 Semis: Sharpes v Whipp Semis: Waller retrieves Charlton’s drive World scene 20

Rules of squash 22/23

Club history 24

Stat attack 25/26

Picture special 27 Match action: Sharpes hits a backhand Match action: The earlier rounds A long match: Whipp beats Sharpes

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This year’s men’s number one seed, The average game Eddie Charlton, is making his 4th score in last year’s appearance at the Boston women’s pool Open, and has previously matches was 11/6 been both a 5/8 and 3/4 (or 11/5.7, to be seed. precise).

Tim Garner is the only man to have won multiple Boston Opens on non- Rebecca Macree won the first consecutive occasions three Boston Open women’s (1999 and 2004). titles between 1997 and 1999. The feat has not been Likewise Tania Bailey (pictured achieved since, but Beddoes below with Andy Whipp) is the can change that this only woman to achieve this weekend. (2000, 2005, 2008 and 2009).

Based on estimates, the 600th match of the Boston Open should be played in this - its sixteenth year (excluding the old over 35s event).

96 games were played during 27 matches of squash in one night, when a round of 64 was held on the Thursday evening of the 2006 Open.

Matches were played across five courts for 5 1/2 hours.

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I would like to extend a warm Thanks are due to the ever present There have been welcome to all players, officials and helpers at the event, particularly twenty different The Open’s longest spectators to what is now the Paul Smith manning the bar, those winners of the BSPA match in the last two sixteenth annual Boston Open. preparing the food and Patrick Boston Open. Eleven years was 66 minutes Hildred for doing the programme. men and nine women long. James Snell beat Every year we are proud to remain have their names on the club’s Scott Handley 10/12, the longest running event on the 11/7, 9/11, 11/9, 11/7 in one of the Enjoy the tournament. honours board for the competition. prestigious BSPA tour. Our position 2010 semi finals. on the circuit has certainly helped us Mark Hildred to maintain the Open’s impetus, and Chairman In the male event last year, the I would like to thank Tim Garner for average semi final match time was his help in organising this weekend’s 47 minutes. event.

This was twenty minutes longer than It is important that clubs such as ours the average match time of the men’s try to support professional squash in first round. Britain, and every year we welcome players who have made or who will The mean length of a make it to the top of our sport. As I men’s quarter final write, five of the world top ten match was 35 minutes. men’s players have played in this Boston SRC Committee 2012/13 This is Emma Beddoes’s 6th event, including four Englishmen. Mark Hildred (chairman) Boston Open appearance. Once again a host of excellent She could win her third Peter Tait (treasurer) Four of the world’s players will grace our courts – with consecutive title on Sunday. top 12 male players the women’s event attracting world Tom Kemp (secretary) (November 2012) #35 Emma Beddoes, and the men’s entered the Boston draw littered with some of the Paul Smith Open in 2001: James country’s best players - including top Patrick Hildred Willstrop (1), Peter seed and world #69 Eddie Charlton. Barker (6), Daryl Dave Parsons Selby (10) and As always this tournament could not Ady Proctor Alister Walker (12). go ahead without the support of local Jason Green businesses. I would like to take the Andy Mitchell opportunity to thank all the Graham Favell programme advertisers and in particular our main sponsor Moore John Payne Thompson who continue their long Adam Hildred involvement with the competition. The 16h Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 4 The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 25 Club history Boston Squash Club was founded in 1957 in the county, with good facilities and but play did not start until the first is often asked to host county events court was finished in February 1961. The and matches. second court was built in 1971 and the third added in 1976. The club is also very successful in local leagues, with the men’s team In 1978 two glass-backed courts were having dominated the Lincolnshire built, along with the club bar at first League over the past two decades. floor level overlooking the new courts. The club’s most recent league Finally the changing rooms on the successes were two years ago, when ground floor were added in 1982. the men’s first team won the In 1997 the club was successful in Lincolnshire Leagues Premier Division applying for National Lottery funding to by 2 points, and the second team won build three rainbow courts. This made Division 1, winning every single match the club the first one in to in the process. receive national lottery funding for rainbow courts. With the rainbow courts came the first ever Boston Open, which Last season the over 35s team is now the longest running event on the finished runners-up in the National BSPA Tour. It is now only second to Club Championships. Grantham (six courts) as the largest club ES Produce Ltd 14 Seedlands Close, Boston, Lincs

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The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 24 Top seeds opponent. 9. Freedom to play the ball Welcome to the 16th annual Boston 13/11 in the third to Adrian Grant. (ii) If the striker, on the way to playing the Open. We are again part of the BSPA Since then, Eddie has won three PSA ball incurs sufficient interference to After playing a ball, a player must make tour, remaining a cornerstone of the tour titles, including a recent double impede their access to the ball when the every effort to get out of the opponent’s circuit as the longest running event. in Australia. In the latter event down striker would have otherwise played a way. It is, of course, a pleasure to be a under, the Calbooture Open, Victoria good shot. (iii) If the Referee is asked to decide an part of the BSPA’s programme of Bell lost the women’s final 12/10 in That is: events. After the global bodies that the fifth. appeal and is unable to do so. (i) A player must make every effort to are the PSA and give the opponent a fair view of the ball, WSA, this is The familiar face (b) A Let shall be allowed: so that it may be sighted adequately for comfortably the of Scott Handley (i) If the Receiver is not ready, and does the purpose of playing it. biggest squash is second seed not attempt to take the service. (ii) If the ball breaks during play. circuit in (see previous (ii) A player must make every effort not (iii) If an otherwise good return has been to interfere with, or crowd, the England, and we programmes for a made, but the ball goes out on its first opponent in the latter’s attempt to get are one of only year-by-year bounce. to, or play, the ball. ten events on it. account of the (iv) If the ball in play touches the receiver former world or anything carried or worn by the We are pleased #41’s career). receiver whilst on the way to the side wall (iii) A player must make every effort to to welcome back Scott will be or back wall in anticipation that the ball allow the opponent, as far as the latter’s would have reached the front wall and position permits, freedom to play the last year’s ladies’ champion Emma hoping to go one better than his ball directly to the front wall, or to hence been a good return. Beddoes, who reached her highest runner-up finish here in 2006. either side wall. world ranking of #21 in June this 8. How strokes (points) can be won year. Sarah-Jane Perry steps up from The men’s 3/4 seeds are 21-year-old 10. Warm-Up 3/4 seed last year to #2 seed this Chris Fuller, and 27-year-old Mark A player wins a stroke: year, having reached an all-time high Fuller. Immediately preceding the start of play, of world #29 this month. At the age a) If the server fails to make a good serve (See point c on the Service). a period not exceeding five minutes shall of just 17 years old, Nada El Kalaawy 20-year-old Greg Lobban, who is the b) If the opponent fails to make a good be allowed on court for the purpose of of is already ranked within the second highest Scot in the world return of the ball in play. warming-up. world top 150 and looks to be a rankings at #116, is a 5/8 seed, as is c) If the ball in play touches the opponent promising prospect. Victoria Bell has his compatriot and world #164 Kevin or anything carried or worn by the Shortened rules from: climbed the WSA rankings and is Moran. Paul Rawden and teenager opponent whilst on the way to the front www.englandsquashandracketball.com currently positioned as world #68. Tom Ford complete the seedings. wall. d) If a player drops the racket, calls out or It is also nice to see the return of As usual the Boston Open has in any other way distracts the opponent, Eddie Charlton, this time as the attracted competitors from varying and the Referee considers that such men’s favourite. Born here in the backgrounds. Thoboki Moholo and occurrence has caused the opponent to lose the stroke. East Midlands, Eddie is the world Lloyd Barcza from South Africa add e) If the ball hits the ceiling or any object #69. Earlier this year he reached the to a strong Scottish contingent. outside of the court. quarter finals of the British National Patrick Hildred Championship before losing out The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012- Page 6 The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 23 Rules of squash Previous winners 1. Squash equipment c. A service is a fault if at the time of striking the ball the Server fails to have Men’s final Women’s final Squash is played between two players on a at least one foot in contact with the Paul Lord beat Adam Toes: Rebecca Macree beat Jane Thacker: 1997 squash court each using a standard racket, floor within the service box, and no part 9/6, 9/5, conc. 3/9, 10/8, 9/6, 9/7 and a ball. of that foot touching the line surrounding the service box. Paul Lord beat Marcus Berrett: Rebecca Macree beat Alison Wray: 1998 2. Scoring 4/9, 9/4, 9/0, 9/2 10/8, 9/6, 8/10, 10/9 5. Play Marcus Berrett beat Bradley Ball: Rebecca Macree beat Vikki Matches are the best of 3 or 5 games, at the 1999 15/12, 15/4, 15/9 Lankester: 9/6, 4/9, 10/8, 9/4 option of the competition organizer. Each After a good service has been delivered, game is point a rally scoring to 11 (PAR 11). the players return the ball alternately Tania Bailey beat Rebecca Macree: until one or other fails to make a good 2000 Nick Taylor beat Mark Cairns: 3/1 If the score in a game is tied at 10-10, a 3/1 player must win by 2 clear points. return, or the ball otherwise ceases to be in play, in accordance with the rules. Mark Cairns beat Tim Garner: Jenny Tranfield beat Rebecca 2001 3. How to win points 15/9, 15/2, 15/6 Macree: 9/7, 2/9, 9/7, 9/4 NB: If any part of the ball touches the Rodney Durbach beat Renan Linda Charman beat Jenny Points can be scored by either player. When out line the ball is deemed out or if the 2002 Lavigne: 15/10, 15/7, 15/9 Tranfield: 9/3, 9/3, 3/9, 9/1 a player fails to serve or to return the ball, ball hits the tin or the floor on its first bounce the ball is deemed down. in accordance with the rules, the opponent Rodney Durbach beat Marcus Lauren Briggs beat Suzie Similarly, if the ball bounces on or 2003 wins the point. When the Receiver wins a Berrett: 15/6, 15/13, 15/8 Pierrepont: 9/4, 9/6, 9/4 point, they become the Server and add one before the short line from a service, the serve is deemed a fault. Marcus Berrett beat Alex Stait: beat Laura Hill: to their score. 2004 11/4, 11/2, 11/3 5/9, 7/9, 9/5, 9/1, 9/2 6. A Good Return 4. Service Adrian Grant beat Simon Parke: Tania Bailey beat Laura Mylotte: 2005 7/11, 9/11, 11/2, 11/3, 11/8 9/3, 9/2, 9/2 a. The right to serve is decided by the spin A return is good if the ball, before it has bounced twice on the floor, is returned of a racket or coin. Thereafter the Server Simon Parke beat Scott Handley: Laura Hill beat Dominique Lloyd- by the striker on to the front wall above 2006 continues to serve until they lose the point; 11/3, 11/4, 5/11, 6/11, 11/1 Walter: 9/4, 4/9, 9/7, 9/3 the opponent then becomes the Server. At the tin, without touching the floor or any part of the striker’s body or clothing, Bradley Ball beat : Vicky Botwright beat Becky the beginning of each game and each hand, 2007 the Server has the choice of serving from provided the ball is not hit twice, down 11/9, 7/11, 11/8, 2/11, 11/6 Botwright: 9/3, 9/4, 9/4 either service box and shall thereafter or out. Joel Hinds beat Alan Clyne: Tania Bailey beat Emma Beddoes: alternate for as long as they score points 2008 and remains the Server. 7. Lets 11/8, 11/8, 11/8 11/2, 11/8, 11/9 Andy Whipp beat Shaun Le Roux: Tania Bailey beat Kimberley Hay: A Let is an undecided stroke, and the 2009 b. The ball must be served direct on to the 9/11, 11/2, 11/3, 14/12 11/1, 11/7, 11/4 front wall between the service line and the service or rally in respect of which a Let out line, so that on its return, unless is allowed, shall not count and the Server Andy Whipp beat James Snell: Emma Beddoes beat Deon Saffery: 2010 volleyed, its first bounce lands within the shall serve again from the same box. 2/11, 4/11, 11/6, 11/7, 11/6 7/11, 11/5, 11/7, 11/2 back quarter of the court opposite to the Adrian Waller beat Andy Whipp: Emma Beddoes beat Tania Bailey: Server’s box. (a) A let may be allowed: 2011 (i) If the striker refrains from hitting the 11/6, 11/1, 11/5 5/11, 11/5, 11/5, conc. The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 22 The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 7 Last year Top seed Adrian Waller beat the Whipp received a walkover against second-seeded defending champion Sho Miyawaka whilst Adrian Waller Andy Whipp to claim the Boston comfortably beat Phillip Bull in Open 2011 title, while Emma straight sets. Beddoes retained her title as she beat Tania Bailey in the women’s In the second round Waller defeated final. Robert Dadds 11/8, 11/2, 11/1 in 21 minutes, whilst While world #59 Whipp took a Adrian Waller lived minute longer to up to his number one beat Tristan seeding in the men’s Eysele 11/8, event, Beddoes 11/8, 11/3. 3/4 ensured she made it seeds Eddie two Opens in two Charlton and years. , and 5/8 seeds The fact that both Alex Phillips, favourites won their Arthur Gaskin, respective competitions fittingly Chris Truswell and Lewis Walters all reflected the unusually precise reached the quarter finals in straight nature with which the tournament sets, meaning that no unseeded T.H. Clements & Son Ltd went to seeding. players were left in the competition. West End, Benington, Boston, Lincolnshire Friday saw 22 matches take place as On Saturday the seedings again proved to be spot on as the four 5/8 the men’s first and second rounds Email: [email protected] were completed. In the first round seeds were knocked out. Adrian Tel: +44 (0)1205 760456 local competitors Mark Hildred and Chris Clements both put in Fax: +44 (0)1205 760760 respectable performances against seeded professionals. Clements lost 11/6, 11/9, 13/11 to world top 100 player Eddie Charlton, whilst Hildred was defeated by 5/8 seed Lewis Walters 14/12, 12/10, 11/5. Charlie Johnson, Sunil Seth, Matt Hardy and Pleased to support the Tristan Eysele were all victorious in Fresh vegetables four games, whilst everybody else all year round Boston Open. progressed with 3-0 wins. Andy

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Men’s Women’s Whipp eventually winning 3/11, 11/6, 7/11, 11/9, 11/8. The Rank Player Rank Player encounter, the longest of the 1 1 tournament at 54 minutes, was one in which Sharpes had chances to 2 2 cause the only major upset of the 3 Gregory Gaultier 3 weekend. Sharpes took the first and third games but Whipp drew 4 4 level twice, digging in to win the 5 Peter Barker 5 fourth game after Sharpes had shot into a 9/6 lead as Whipp appeared 6 6 to sustain a back problem. The 7 7 Waller beat Alex Phillips 11/7, 11/4, clash therefore went to a fifth and 11/8, Eddie Charlton overcame deciding set, and it was the only 8 8 Annie Au Arthur Gaskin in 53 minutes 11/6, match to do so over the weekend, an unprecedented occurrence at 9 Daryl Selby 9 Madeline Perry 8/11, 11/8, 11/9, Charles Sharpes beat Chris Truswell 11/8, 11/9, 8/11, Boston. Whipp won the semi final 10 Laurens Jan Anjema 10 Dipika Pallikal 11/9, and Andy Whipp beat Lewis 11/8 in the fifth as Sharpes failed Walters 13/11, 11/5, 11/7. to hit his shot up when retrieving the 2010 winner’s backhand drop Information as per the official PSA and WSA world rankings for December. In the evening the semi finals got shot in the final rally. underway, and they were without doubt the best matches of the In Sunday’s men’s final Adrian tournament. Number one seed Adrian Waller beat Andy Whipp 11/6, Waller beat Eddie Charlton 11/7, 11/1, 11/5 in just 19 minutes. In 11/5, 8/11, 11/8 in 40 minutes, and truth, it was the poorest men’s the ferocity with which the battle was fought was highlighted by the statistics – with the referee having to make 28 calls within the game’s duration. The match of the Open then entertained the sizeable crowd that had gathered. Andy Whipp and Charles Sharpes put on a spectacular show, with

The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 20 The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 9 Last year continued... BSPA tour final to watch for a number of years, title. with Whipp suffering from his tough Dates Event Men’s/Women’s semi final during which he had Bailey stole the first game 11/5 incurred a back injury. Nevertheless, before the score was reversed for the next two games. With Bailey trailing Waller, the British U23 National Men’s Winner: 2-1 she was forced to retire by 23rd-25th November 12 Solent Classic Champion, was pleased to take the Andy Whipp winner’s check for £570 and to breathing difficulties. secure his first Boston Open title. The presentations took place after 7th-9th December 12 Boston Open M & W The women’s final both finals had followed two concluded, and round robins on Adrian Waller 25th-27th January 13 Edinburgh Open M&W the Saturday. thanked Mark Emma Beddoes Hildred for topped pool A organising the London Under 23 1st-3rd February 13 M&W after beating tournament, as Championships Katie Smith 11/2, well as the 11/6, 11/5 and referees for their Sarah-Jane Perry efforts over the 3- 8th-10th February 13 Nottingham Open Men’s 11/4, 11/8, 11/8. day event. Perry overcame Smith 6/11, 11/8, 11/3, 11/7 to finish 2nd in the group. Xodus Group North of 1st-3rd March 13 Men’s In pool B, Tania Bailey beat Rachel Scotland Open Willmott 11/4, 11/2, 11/5 and Zeph Curgenven 11/6, 11/8, 11/7 to book her place in the final against April 13 (TBC) British Under 23 Closed M&W Beddoes, while Curgenven beat Willmott in the other match 8/11, 11/3, 11/7, 11/7 to finish as the Surrey Health and June 13 (TBC) Men’s pool’s runner-up. Rackets Open Sunday’s showpiece, much like the men’s final, ended disappointingly TBC Dulwich Open Men’s after looking to be a promising affair. World #22 Emma Beddoes was Patrick Hildred fighting to retain her crown whilst Reliable Networks former world #4 Tania Bailey was 8th-10th May 13 M&W GP Finals (Roehampton) seeking her 5th Boston Open Ladies’

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It was 1992, the start of another season, and At this, the players in Hong Kong felt we had just begun the Asian circuit. The cheated. Chris Walker and Tony Hands (two troops had gathered in Hong Kong for what is top ten players at the time) took the mantle widely agreed to be one of the players’ and led what the press immediately labelled favourite events on the calendar. As was ‘the rebellion’. The only way the players common then, and is still practised now, had a chance to air their view and be players were catching up with events noticed was to act as one unit. There was relevant to their home countries through the nothing in place at this stage which could use of the Hong Kong SRA fax machines. The help the players. British contingent usually numbered in excess of 15 of its countries top players. The Hence it was Chris Walker and Tony Hands news that was of interest to them related to that took it upon themselves to co-ordinate the entry of the prestigious British Closed the movement. The first thing they did was Championships in January 1993. In previous to gather all the players’ signatures to show years (as far back as I could remember) it that there was a commitment to the cause had always been perceived as the ‘blue and, to cover administration costs, ribbon’ event in the UK. Indeed in all of the individual fees were also collected. This recent years it had been played on the group of the majority of the top 20 players innovative Perspex court, with a suitably in the country acting as a body, behind the enticing prize fund that attracted all the top leadership of Messrs Hands and Walker, players from England, Ireland, Scotland and proved to be a force that the English SRA Wales. It projected the feel of a priceless had to listen to. Negotiations began, and to jewel at the pinnacle of squash in England. cut a long story short, it was mutually agreed that the players would not have to Head office: North End In Hong Kong, the British players were ready compete in order to qualify to represent Boston Crop Little Field Wisbech to enter the British Closed once again. When England. Fen Road Cambridgeshire the fax came through from the English SRA Sprayers Ltd (now and Racketball), who Epilogue Frampton West PE13 1PE were always organisers of the event, a wave Boston Tel: 01945 461181 of disbelief went through the British camp. Through a severely weakened National Lincs Fax: 01945 474970 Surely this couldn’t be… The English SRA had Championships, the English SRA had been PE20 1RZ taken it upon themselves to reduce the sent a firm message that the players were Tel: 01205 722240 British Closed, its flagship event, to an actually concerned with the elite game. The Fax: 01205 724565 unacceptable level. It was proposing: BSPA was formed and nurtured by Hands and APPLICATION MACHINERY SPECIALISTS | CONTRACTORS Walker. The players were encouraged to join • to cut out the use of the spectacular and communication between the English SRA Perspex court (which it owned); and the elite athletes of the sport was taken • to cut the level of prize money to a purse to a higher level. which would, at any other event, have attracted few of the top players; Since then the BSPA circuit has become • to cut the entry to English players only, firmly established as a crucial stepping stone and there was pressure from the English for the up and coming youngsters of our SRA expecting everyone to still country. The players have also raised over participate in the event or face the £5,000 for Leukaemia research, the consequences of not being considered for association’s main charity. England Team selection. Chris Walker Specialist agrochemical distributors and contractors Marketing a selected range of crop protection equipment The 16th Annual BSPA Boston Open 2012 - Page 18 Squash on the web

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Time Saturday 8th Dec Time Saturday 8th Dec Time Sunday 9th Dec Tweeters at the sixteenth annual BSPA Boston Open 2012...

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Time Friday 7th Dec Time Friday 7th Dec Time Saturday 8th Dec Time Saturday 8th Dec Time Sunday 9th Dec Eddie Charlton (1) 11:15 Richard King 15:00 Scott Legg 11:15 Jamie Mathews 12:30 Josh Taylor 12:45 Ali Gorrie 18:15 Robert Dadds 12:45 Tom Ford (5/8) 18:30 Kevin Moran (5/8) 12:45 Simon White 18:15 Taminder Gata-Aura 12:45 Thoboki Moholo 12:30 Anthony Brindle 12:00 Nick Sutcliffe 17:30 Sam Ellis 12:00 Chris Fuller (3/4) 16:00 Mark Fuller (3/4) 14:15 Nathan Derrick 20:00 Daniel McGinn 14:15 Tristan Eysele 13:30 Daniel Hockborn 14:15 Tom Chitty 20:00 Oliver Mapp 14:15 Greg Lobban (5/8) 19:30 Paul Rawden (5/8) 13:30 Lloyd Barcza 19:15 Matt Sidaway 13:30 Douglas Kempsell 13:30 Nick Mulvey Final result: 13:30 Jaimin Kalaiya 19:15 Scott Young 13:30 Scott Handley (2)

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