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Whangārei talented teen wins top title at AON New Zealand Junior Open 11 May, 2021 05:00 PM 3 minutes to read Riley-Jack Vette-Blomquist, left, defeated good friend Joe Smythe in the final of the AON New Zealand Junior Open recently. Photo / Supplied Riley-Jack Vette-Blomquist, left, defeated good friend Joe Smythe in the final of the AON New Zealand Junior Open recently. Photo / Supplied Multimedia journalist for the Northern Advocatekarina.cooper@nzme.co.nz Whangārei squash player Riley-Jack Vette-Blomquist triumphed over his on-court arch enemy - but favourite fishing companion – to wi...

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 who he believes can look forward with the most confidence. Despite his defeat in the semi-final of ...

Link to Share 380-kilometers east of Melbourne at Swifts Creek on Sunday the curtain was drawn on another successful Picnic Racing season. While the pandemic meant the circuit would start later than normal, crowds slowly filtered back and across 28 meetings over 160 races were run. Even so, it wasn’t until the very final race on Sunday that the Picnic Trainers Premiership was decided with Don Dwyer holding on by one victory after a late season charge from Troy Kilgower. One award however that didn’t go down to the wire was the Jockey’s Premiership whose fate was sealed many weeks earlie...

Top 20 of PSA world rankings stay same as players prepare for World Tour return Wednesday, 10 March 2021 The top 20 of the men’s and women’s Professional Squash Association (PSA) world rankings for March remain unchanged for the second straight month as players await the resumption of the PSA World Tour season. Egyptian duo Nour El Sherbini and Ali Farag continue to hold top spot in the respective men’s and women’s standings. But the rankings could receive a shake-up when the Black Ball Squash Open launches the second half of the coronavirus-hit season. The PSA platinum event is sche...

Egyptian duo Ali Farag and Nour El Sherbini have maintained their rankings as they stayed at World No.1 after the PSA World Rankings for March were released on Tuesday.  The lack of PSA World Tour action means the top 20 is unchanged for a second month in a row but, with the CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open taking place […]...