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Matt Tetreault, Andrea Duvall (room owner) and Suad Kantarevic The Joss NE 9-Ball Tour crowned another first time tour stop winner as Suad Kantarevic won the third “Supplemental Tour Stop” at Utica Billiards on the Boulevard on July 10-11.  Kantarevic was one of fifty three players who came out to this “Supplemental” tour stop, held before the tour officially kicks off it’s 2021/2022 season in October. Kantarevic’s best career finish on the tour was a runner-up finish in last year�...

Four young players will be competing in the upcoming Quezon City 10-Ball Open which will be held at the Hard times Sports Bar live at Shark’s on June 21 to 27.

The world’s leading squash players will line up at Cairo’s Mall of Arabia for the third consecutive year at the 2020-21 CIB PSA World Tour Finals.

Owen Assesses Men’s Contenders Ahead of El Gouna International By RJ Mitchell In an interview with the PSA, super-coach Rob Owen has delivered a fascinating post mortem on last month’s CIB Black Ball Open while also assessing how the falling of the cards in Cairo will impact when the PSA World Tour resumes with the El Gouna International Open later this month. Owen, who coaches World No.4 Paul Coll and World No.6 Sarah-Jane Perry, was at his most concise as he shot from the hip to discuss...

CIB Black Ball Open Day 2 Roundup: El Hammamy Survives Aitken Test News Egypt’s Hania El Hammamy avoided a shock exit on day two of the CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open, PSA World Tour Platinum as she overcame Scotland’s Lisa Aitken in a nail-biting five-game battle at Cairo’s Black Ball Sporting Club. World No.5 El Hammamy, 20, was a runner-up at this tournament back in December, while she claimed her maiden Platinum title by winning the CIB Black Ball Open in March, 2020. However, her str...

CIB Black Ball Open: Day One Morning Glass Court - Player Reaction News Stay tuned as we bring you reaction from the players from the glass court on day one of the CIB Black Ball Open PSA Womens Platinum event. Todays Order of Play (Glass court): 11:00 Emilia Soini (FIN) v Melissa Alves (FRA) 11:45 Olivia Fiechter (USA) v Menna Nasser (EGY) 13:15 Lucy Turmel (ENG) v Lisa Aitken (SCO) 14:00 Hana Ramadan (EGY) v Nada Abbas (EGY) 17:30 Donna Lobban (AUS) v Sana Ibrahim (EGY) 18:15 Julianne Courti...

Farag on Return of World Champs and Tough Black Ball Draw By RJ Mitchell World No.1 Ali Farag has revealed his excitement at the news the 2020-21 PSA World Championships will be held in Chicago between July 10-17. Tarek Momen is the reigning World Champion, having claimed the global title in Doha in 2019 but a year earlier Farag claimed his only World title with a 3-1 victory over Momen when the tournament was held in the Windy City for the first time, with the final being showcased in the Grea...

Sobhy "Really Excited" For Tour To Return In March ——— Amanda Sobhy has admitted her delight that the PSA World Tour has confirmed the resumption of the second-half of the season with the announcement that the CIB Black Ball Squash Open will be held in March. The US No.1 produced her best form of the first-half with a hugely impressive run to the semi-finals of the 2020 Black Ball Open, in Cairo, last December. The defining result of that form surge came in the quarter-finals where she de...

Ones to Watch in 2021 News Ahead of the New Year, we have taken a look at some of the PSA stars that you should keep your eye on in 2021. Whether 2020 saw them claim their biggest titles, record huge upsets or reach milestones, we have picked 10 players we believe could make a charge in 2021. Do you agree or are there other players on your list? Let us know on social media! Nele Gilis Belgium’s Nele Gilis made 2020 one of her standout years despite the PSA Tour suspension as she closes out ...

2020: Year In Review - PT.2 News 180 days after the PSA World Tour and PSA Challenger Tour were both suspended due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, professional squash returned to action in September. You can take a look back at the first part of our 2020 review right here, where we looked back at the first three months of the calendar year. In the second part of our 2020 review, we take a look at the last four months of the year, as both the PSA World Tour and PSA Challenger Tour made a tent...