Latest in Tag: Professional Squash Association Highlight
Latest in Tag: Professional Squash Association
Professional Squash Association names Nouran Gohar as best player in March
The PSA announced the new rankings for April, in which Gohar maintained the top spot for the second time in her professional career, after winning several championships this season. She ended the dominance of her compatriot Nour El Sherbini which spanned for about 17 consecutive months from November 2020 until March 2022.
Professional Squash Association’s ranking for female players for March 2017
Among the top ten players, four are Egyptian, with Egypt’s Nour El-Sherbini topping the list.
Egypt’s Youssef Ibrahim claims his first PSA title
After winning the 2017 Squash Open D’Italia, Egyptian champion Youssef Ibrahim won his first Professional Squash Association (PSA) title. He beat France’s Victor Crouin—seeded eighth in the championship—in the first round; Spain’s Bernat Jaume— seeded second—in the quarterfinals; and England’s Patrick Rooney—seeded third—in the semifinals. The big surprise was the Pharaoh defeating France’s Baptiste Masotti, …
Egyptian squash champions Jana Shiha and Haya Ali take home two 2 medals
The US Junior Squash Open, which started on 17 December, ended on Tuesday, with two Egyptian players emerging victorious. Around 900 juniors competed at the championship, played across 43 courts. The G13’s final was between Egypt’s Haya Ali and American Lucie Stefanoni. The match ended in Ali’s favour, with a 3-1 victory (8-11/11-8/11-8/11-5). Jana Shiha, …
3 Egyptians in semifinals of the Wadi Degla PSA Men’s World Squash Championship
Players utilise attack-orenented style of play to overcome opponents
El-Sherbini maintains top spot in PSA’s June ranking
El-Sherbini is one of three Egyptians in the top five, along with Raneem El-Welily, who maintained her position in third
Egyptian squash player Nour El-Sherbini ranked second internationally for April
Egyptians Raneem El-Weleily, Omneya Abdel Kawy, and Nouran Gohar came in third, sixth and seventh place, with 18,255 points, 12,695 points, and 13,505 points, respectively