BBC: Squashed bya pro BBC Sport goes head-to-head with world squash number eight Lee Beachill - and unsurprisingly comes out the poorer. BBC: Duncalf loses British Open final Harrogate-based Jenny Duncalf loses her British Open final to the more experienced Nicol David in straight games. BBC: Willstrop stunned by Palmer win Britain's James Willstrop comes close to winning the British Open but is thwarted by David Palmer's fightback. BBC: Knee operation rules out Bailey World squash number five Tania Bailey will miss the European Team Championships and the British Open after having an operation on a knee injury. BBC: Bell clinches British U-19 crown Carlisle Squash Club's Victoria Bell defeats Sarah-Jane Perry in the final of the British Girls Under-19 squash championship in Nottingham on Sunday. BBC: Willstrop romps to British title Pontefract's James Willstrop wins the British National Championship title after beating Lee Beachill in three games. BBC: Willstrop seeks 2008 titles British number two James Willstrop both defends his national squash title and targets the 2008 world championships in Manchester. College Sports: Squash, Karate Miss Out As Olympic Voting Turns Up Surprises For 22 minutes, Jahangir Khan and Antonio Espinos were elated. Squash and karate seemed certain additions to the 2012 Olympic Games. There were two vacancies on the London 2012 program after baseball and softball were voted out. Squash and karate had been nominated -above rugby, roller sports and golf - as the replacements. But in an Olympic-size twist, IOC ... College Sports: Penn Women Receive Two All-American Nods Freshmen Paula Pearson (Calgary, Canada) and Radhika Ahluwalia (Oakville, Ontario) were named second-team All-Americans for the 2003-04 season.Pearson and Ahluwalia, ranked 12th and 18th respectively, helped lead the Red and Blue to a fifth place finish at the Howe Cup with a consolation finals win over Dartmouth. Penn went 10-5 overall, and 3-3 in the Ivies ... College Sports: Penn Squash Rookies Earn All-Ivy Honors Penn squash freshmen Paula Pearson (Calgary, Canada) and Gilly Lane (Wyndmoor, Pa.) were named to the All-Ivy League squash teams following the 2003-04 season....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more. Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied Application Pool Access Denied

BBC Sport | Other Sports | Squash | UK Edition All the action as it happens. View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Squashed bya pro BBC Sport goes head-to-head with world squash number eight Lee Beachill - and unsurprisingly comes out the poorer. ·Duncalf loses British Open final Harrogate-based Jenny Duncalf loses her British Open final to the more experienced Nicol David in straight games. ·Willstrop stunned by Palmer win Britain's James Willstrop comes close to winning the British Open but is thwarted by David Palmer's fightback. ·Willstrop & Duncalf in UK finals James Willstrop and Jenny Duncalf reach the respective Men's and Women's British Open finals. ·Knee operation rules out Bailey World squash number five Tania Bailey will miss the European TeamChampionships and the British Open after having an operation on a knee injury. ·Willstrop targets number one spot Pontefract's James Willstrop wants to become squash's world number one player. ·Willstrop romps to British title Pontefract's James Willstrop wins the British National Championship title after beating Lee Beachill in three games. ·Bell clinches British U-19 crown Carlisle Squash Club's Victoria Bell defeats Sarah-Jane Perry in the final of the British Girls Under-19 squash championship in Nottingham on Sunday. ·Squash calendar A full schedule of major squash events ·What people are saying Create and read content on Squash on 606

College Sports News - Squash Latest College Sports news from www.cstv.com View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Squash, Karate Miss Out As Olympic Voting Turns Up Surprises For 22 minutes, Jahangir Khan and Antonio Espinos were elated. Squash and karate seemed certain additions to the 2012 Olympic Games. There were two vacancies on the London 2012 program after baseball and softball were voted out. Squash and karate had been nominated -above rugby, roller sports and golf - as the replacements. But in an Olympic-size twist, IOC members on Friday handed down a "No" vote to any new sports ... ·No. 2 Trinity Women Down No. 8 Williams The Williams Ephs had an exciting match today against traditional squash powerhouse Trinity. Though the Ephs lost 7-2, this was by far the closest match in recent history against the Bantams, who are ranked #2 nationally....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more. ·Penn Women Receive Two All-American Nods Freshmen Paula Pearson (Calgary, Canada) and Radhika Ahluwalia (Oakville, Ontario) were named second-team All-Americans for the 2003-04 season.Pearson and Ahluwalia, ranked 12th and 18th respectively, helped lead the Red and Blue to a fifth place finish at the Howe Cup with a consolation finals win over Dartmouth. Penn went 10-5 overall, and 3-3 in the Ivies this season, including a 7-0 start to the year. In the Indi ... ·Penn Squash Rookies Earn All-Ivy Honors Penn squash freshmen Paula Pearson (Calgary, Canada) and Gilly Lane (Wyndmoor, Pa.) were named to the All-Ivy League squash teams following the 2003-04 season....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more. ·Yale Extends Postseason Dominance Michelle Quibell (Atlanta, GA) was rewarded for her stellar sophomore campaign, as she was named the 2003-04 Ivy League Player of the Year. Quibell, who finished the season with a perfect 6-0 record against Ivy opponents, ended the season as the No. 1 ranked player in college squash. In addition to being named Ivy Player of the Year, Quibell was named first team All-American after winning the CSA Individual Champions ... ·Harvard Claims Four Spots On Men's Squash All-Ivy Siddharth Suchde (Zurich, Switzerland) was named Ivy League Rookie of the Year, joining sophomore Will Broadbent (Greenwich, CT), junior Michael Blumberg (Victoria, British Columbia), and fellow freshman Ilan Oren (Kfar Shmaryahu, Israel) on the 2004 All Ivy squash team the League announced....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv.com for more. ·Brown's Petrie Excels at NISRA Championship Two men and three women ventured north to St. Lawrence University and the NISRA Individual Championship, where the Head Coach and Brown Squash Alumnus, Vijay Chitnis '94 had organized a superb event. Chitnis, as the Head Coach at St. Lawrence had even brought in the ASB glass exhibition court which days earlier had hosted the TOC in New York City at Grand Central Station....Click here for full story or visit www.cstv ...

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