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A series of upsets until the conveyor-belt of classy Egyptians walked tall in both finals at the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Open 2016.
The annual HEAD Hong Kong Junior Squash Open 2015 came to a climax on Sunday August 16 after five days of competition. The tournament with 5-divisions for boys and girls (U11, U13, U15, U17, U19) attracted competitors from the Asian region (Japan, Korea, Macau, Malaysia, Pakistan, Singapore, Taiwan and China as well as Hong Kong’s top local players), plus UK, USA, Switzerland and Egypt.
The Finals of the Hong Kong Squash Championships 2015 for women and Men that took place at the Hong Kong Squash Centre on Saturday June 13 were won this year by sister and brother, Annie and Leo Au.
The quarter finals of the Hong Kong Squash Championships for both men and women took place at the Hong Kong Squash Centre on Thursday June 11.
Surprisingly, Peter Hill did not get past the 2nd round in the Hong Kong National Championships currently ongoing at the Hong Kong Squash Centre. Hill met Chris Lo Cheuk Hin in round 2 and according to Hill he plays best when the courts are a little colder. On the evening of Tuesday June 9, Court 7 was just a bit too warm and Lo was just that bit too quick allowing him to win 11-3,11-3, 11-3.
Following on from the HKFC Meco PSA/WSA 25 tournament the previous week, Hong Kong went straight into its League and National Championships.
The HKFC/Meco International 25 PSA/WSA men’s and women’s tournaments were played at the Hong Kong Football Club last week with the finals taking place on Saturday May 30, 2015.
The HKFC/Meco International 25 PSA/WSA men’s and women’s tournaments are currently in progress at the Hong Kong Football Club with both competitions coming to a conclusion this Saturday May 30. Top 50 world ranked players from many countries including USA Australia, England, Wales, France, India, Egypt and Malaysia are all eager to take the top prize.
CAIRO—Malaysian World No.1 Nicol David collected her 8th World Championship Squash Title at the Wadi Degla Women’s World Squash Championship 2014 in Cairo on Saturday Dec 20, beating Egyptian World No.3 Raneem El Welily in a tough closely fought match.
