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Press Release – squash roadshows
29.04.13

Wright on track for UK squash roadshow initiative
Hunts County Squash Club to host ‘Women and Girls’ only squash roadshow
The Hunts County Squash Club will host a major initiative to showcase their sport to ‘women and girls only’ as a special squash and racketball roadshow, one of just six to be held in the UK, comes to Hemingford Grey on Sunday June 9 between 10am and 1pm.

Photos of the event can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/73366618@N00/sets/72157633126506658/

Last weekend saw the Junior End of Season Tournament which is held at the end of the Junior Season for all County Juniors to play in.

This year we had a healthy 67 players entering in most age groups.

It was a great weekend for Junior squash with some exciting games played at all age levels.

As age groups were finished a small amount of prize money was presented to winners, runners up and plate winners.

Cup final results are:

Hereward Cup: Hunts County beat St. Ivo (3-2)
Light Blue Cup: Peterborough Town beat March (3-2)
Portway Perpetual cup: Hunts County beat Crown Lodge (3-2)

The Cambridgeshire senior mens team travelled to Wolverhampton LTC and SC with high hopes of fending off relegation. A depleted team of dan soar, rossin, morgan, pelham and wilson faced a tough test against Norfolk, Shropshire and Merseyside.

Match 1: 1400hrs Cambs v Merseyside

The cup finals are being held in Hunts County on 23rd March, from 2pm to 5pm.

If you have any problems, please contact Mhairi Dougal

Please find the poster for the event attached

All Cambs Juniors are invited to attend the End of Season Tournament to be
held at Cambridge Squash Club, 295 Histon Road, Cambridge, Saturday & Sunday
23rd and 24th March 2013.

The U13 & U17 events will be run on Saturday. The U11, U15 & U19 events
will be run on Sunday.

There will be a Plate competition for each event, so at least two matches
are guaranteed.

The tournament will be followed by presentation of trophies for the
Cambridgeshire Junior Leagues.

Having won Stage 1 of their Inter County Championship group matches, the girls U17 Team had a Stage 2 home tie in a bid to reach the finals.
Gloucestershire ( The current inter county champions) were the first opponents and proved to be a very strong team. All our players lost with Tayla and Nadine the only players to win games. Tayla did well to get a game off Kip Quiney who is number 4 in the national rankings.
Surrey, another strong county, (their number 1 is number 5 in the national rankings) were the next opponents. Emily had a great 3-0 win but we lost the match 4-1.

Fenland Squash Club was the venue for the eighth annual tournament in memory of county coach Brian Fielding.
31 players produced a great day of competitive timed matches in a very good sportsmanlike way.
The morning session was for players of 13 and under and was won by Harry Hennessy of Abbotsley with Joe Hicks as runner-up, Harry Harland-Mears third and Orlando Hodges fourth. These three prize winners are based at Comberton