|
Thierry Lincou
2014 Professional Squash Tour
World Champion
|
 Thierry Lincou (France) beat David Palmer (Australia) 11-5, 11-5, 3-11, 14-12 Sunday at the Detroit Athletic Club to win the 2014 PST World Championship. It is Lincou's first PST title. Palmer, who won last year's championship, has been in the last three finals. To see SquashSite's coverage, please click here.
Lincou and Palmer receiving a standing ovation for their efforts. |
|
Lincou Says Thank You
|
To see Thierry's message, please click here.
|
|
|
To see PST's championship match, please click here.
|
|
Nour El Sherbini Using Both Hands
|
Many of our readers will have practiced hitting the nick from the front court. But have you worked on it with your left and right hands?
A squash fan captured Nour El Sherbini doing just that. To see Squash Freak's video, please click here.
|
|
Hyder Cup's Awkward End
|
Christopher Gordon beat Julian Illingworth in three games to win this year's Hyder Cup. But the real story appears to be Julian Illingworth and his comportment. The tournament coverage spends more time covering Illingworth's bizarre behavior than the match. To see SquashSite's article, please click here .
|
|
Covergirls Raising Sports' Profiles
|
Freddy Ramirez is the Editor of Restrung Magazine. In his recent article picked up by SquashMad, he sees parallels with the top female players on the women's racquetball and squash tours.
To see Freddy's article, please click here.
|
|
Dax Nair on Squash Without Lets
|
 Canada's Dax Nair had heard of PST and its no let style of play but didn't know what it looked like. Then PST came to his club. He writes: "When the players really set their minds to it, they are able to clear in a timely manner, to avoid being penalized with a stroke."
To read Dax's full article on RacquetSocial.com, please click here. |
|
TRUTH & Rumors
|
-
 Amanda Sobhy has a new Facebook page (here) that will keep you updated on her activities. - The Detroit Athletic Club is looking to add a squash pro. Great club. Great members. Great job. Mick Joint is the contact.
- Congrats to Philadelphia Squash Club's Mike Jefferys, who is celebrating his 12th anniversary in the U.S. #GoodGuy
- We hear two lads from Burton, England just set the World Record for the longest squash marathon. Adam Bates and Alex Gill played for 33 hours breaking the prior mark of 32 hours.
- The North American Junior Open is accepting registrations now for the summer extravaganza. A few year back, when US Squash was flexing its legal muscles, they told the Canadian based event to change its name since US Squash thought they had rights to it.
- To their credit, the Canadians told their southern neighbors to back down.
- And US Squash eventually did just that.
- PST's Joe McManus thinks the tour has found the right balance between free flowing squash and appropriate replays (lets).
- PST's Championship match between Thierry Linou and David Palmer had 4 replays (lets).
|
|
More Squash News
| |
Daily Squash Report: Razik and Cornett are Again Canadian Champs
NSA: North American Junior Open Registration Form
DSR: East Side Chapter 11
DSR: Gordon Wins Hyder
DSR: What's on Samantha Cornett's Mind
SquashMad: Surrey Wins PSL
SquashSite: England's Men and Women Wins Euro Champs
WSF: Squash Newsletter
|
|
|
|
|
|
Tell a Friend
| Your friends can receive their own copy of the Squash Ezine by visiting SquashEzine.com.
 
|
|
|
