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أسرة السكواش تشتكي اتحاد اللعبة للجنة الأولمبية
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قدم عدد من المعنيين بلعبة السكواش، من لاعبين ومدربين وحكام وأولياء أمور، شكوى رسمية بحق مجلس إدارة اتحاد اللعبة، مطالبين بتصحيح المسار لأن
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Jordan & Hosts Poland To Make World Junior Team Championship Debut
15 January 2016
Jordan and hosts Poland will make their debuts when 26 nations - representing all five continents - contest the 2016WSF Men's World Junior Team Squash Championship in the city of Bielsko-Biała from 12-17 August.
The World Squash Federation event will be staged at the 10-court Enjoy Squash, immediately following the Men's & Women's World Junior Individual Championships (from 6-11 August).
Champions Egypt will be bidding for a fourth successive title - and their sixth championship win since 1994.
The full list of nations competing in the event is:
Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Czech Republic, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Guatemala, Hong Kong China, India, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Malaysia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Poland, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, USA and Zimbabwe.
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History maker Amanda Sobhy has moved into her first PSA World Series final with a scintillating victory over Egypt’s Nouran Gohar in the last four of the 2016 Women’s J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions in New York’s iconic Grand Central Terminal.
Sobhy, who yesterday became the first American-born woman to reach the last four of the prestigious tournament, started on the back foot after a fast start from Gohar saw the 18-year-old rattle off a number of early points. Roared on by a raucous crowd, World No.8 Sobhy battled back and came out on top after a multitude of frenetic rallies saw the United States No.1 seize the initiative to run out an 11-9 winner in game one.
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A splendid start to the second saw the New York native hit an immaculate range of winners and she soon doubled her lead to give herself a real advantage heading into game three. Sobhy, who was studying a degree in Social Anthropology at Harvard as recently as the summer, looked as though her lead was about to be halved after Gohar, the current World Junior Champion found some momentum to take a 9-5 lead. However, the American, who achieved the distinction of becoming the World Junior Champion five years before Gohar did, showcased her impressive mental strength to comeback once more and take the match with an 11-9, 11-9, 12-10 margin of victory.
“I’m a little shocked, I don’t really have any words,” said Sobhy, who was cheered on by a large Harvard contingent.
“It was a battle. Even though it was 3-0 it was so tough from the beginning to the end. I just tried to stay in my bubble and not let the pressure of getting to the finals in front of my home crowd get to me.
“I’m so relieved to win in three. It could have gone either way. We could have had a five-gamer or she could have beat me 3-0.”
“I’m just really relieved that I handled the big points at the end well and that I stayed mentally focused, even though I was down, with the help of the amazing crowd again.”
Sobhy will face Nour El Sherbini in the final after the Egyptian downed 2014 winner Nicol David in superb style.
Result – Semi-Final: Women’s J.P. Morgan Tournament of Champions 2016 [10] Amanda Sobhy (USA) bt [8] Nouran Gohar (EGY) 3-0: 11-9, 11-9, 12-10 (38m)
(via ToC Update: Sobhy Reaches First World Series Final in New York - Professional Squash Association)
UAE Squash Association has been renamed as UAE Squash Federation and a new committee has been formed which includes seven members from each emirate.Dubai has become a hub of sports as top players and teams of the world often display their talents here.Squash wants to join the bandwagon by introducing changes in the set up.
UAE Squash Association has been renamed as UAE Squash Federation and a new committee has been formed which includes seven members from each emirate.Inclusion of Muna Walid Bahkit, herself a player, in the board of directors will go a long way to popularise the game among the ladies in the UAE.There are more than 35 local ladies playing squash on the club level.
The committee under the guidance of Major General Abdul Aziz Al Bannai, President UAE Squash Federation, held its first meeting in Dubai on Monday.They discussed plans to give a boost to the game of squash in the UAE. There are more than 2,000 squash courts around the country and the sport is quite popular among Emiratis and expatriates as well, but the game has failed to enjoy the status other sports have achieved.Abdul Aziz is hoping to change that by introducing changes in the set up.
"Maybe we have not been as active as we used to be in the past. But the clubs and hotels have kept our sport alive. Now it is time to start afresh."We have set up a new committee and now they have great responsibility to multiply squash activities in the UAE."We have to popularise the game among the locals and we are planning to organise a number of tournaments annually.
"The UAE hosted squash world cup 30 years ago and top 32 players of the world took part in it. Pakistani squash legends Jahangir Khan and Jansher Khan have played a number of tournaments in the UAE."We want to bring squash at par with other sports and many plans are in store to work with other squash federations of the world to give a boost to the game in the UAE."We are in for the long haul with this new set up. We will try to build the sport at the grassroots level," Abdul Aziz [email protected]
(via New squash committee formed - Khaleej Times)
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Get an all access pass to the private life of 4X World Squash Champion Amr "The Maestro" Shabana the current Egyptian Squash Association National Teams Director and Technical Advisor. Where he shares his memories and experiences from the past, where you can ask him questions in the present, a place where the future is what we strive for. Hope you enjoy it. Let us know your feedback, is it too long too short, too slow, too fast, what's your take on it, what would you like to see? Share, speak and spread the love. Lets play some Squash!
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Briton Laura Massaro will claim the last major prize in squash when she becomes world number one on 1 January.
Laura Massaro will have more reason than most to enjoy the countdown to New Year on Thursday night as it will bring with it the last major prize in squash.
The 32-year-old from England won the British Open in 2013 and the world title in 2014 - and on 1 January she will become world number one for the first time.
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World No.4 Omar Mosaad has revealed that the tragic car accident that claimed the lives of his sister and mother in July has forced him to push on with his training in their memory.
(via Mosaad Trying to ‘Push On’ After Summer Tragedy - Professional Squash Association)
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(via Professional Squash Association sign new five-year deal with Eurosport)
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Qatar’s Abdullah Mohd Al Tamimi Doha: Two Qatar players will be seen in action in the Qatar Circuit 2 squash tournament main draw which begins tomorrow at the Khalifa International Tennis and Squash Complex. Sixth-seed Abdullah Mohd.
John Nimick interviews Ramy Ashour in depth over the Summer of 2015. Watch the ever-fascinating Ashour talk about his squash passions, demons, and dreams. Filmed at Cleopatra's Needle in Central Park and Michael Jordan's The Steak House N.Y.C. in Grand Central Terminal, Nimick and Ashour visit all four corners of the life of this generation's greatest squash talent.
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Get an all access pass to the private life of 4X World Squash Champion Amr "The Maestro" Shabana the current Egyptian Squash Association National Teams Director and Technical Advisor. Where he shares his memories and experiences from the past, where you can ask him questions in the present, a place where the future is what we strive for. Hope you enjoy it. Let us know your feedback, is it too long too short, too slow, too fast, what's your take on it, what would you like to see? Share, speak and spread the love. Lets play some Squash! "In this episode I talk about the British Open" ~A. Shabana
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