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Posted on 07/19/2017

2017 Canadian World Doubles Trials Results

Squash Canada Announces 2017 World Doubles Championship Squad:

OTTAWA, ON, June 28, 2017 – Four of Canada’s elite are bound for Manchester, England as Squash Canada announces the four-member Team Canada squad that will compete at the 2017 World Squash Federation (WSF) World Doubles Championships.

From August 1st to 5th, Sam Cornett (Deep River, ON), Nikki Todd (Regina, SK), Shawn De Lierre (Montreal, QC) and David Baillargeon (Montreal, QC) will represent Canada in the Men’s, Women’s and Mixed Doubles events of the 2017 World Championships.

For the full article and selection process, follow this link:

2017 World Doubles Championship Squad

Below are the results for the event:

Competition this week was stiff as Andrew, Graeme, and Danielle battled through the rounds.

Unfortunately all three of Alberta's top players fell short of being selected, with Andrew making a 2:3 Win/Loss ratio which puts him in 3rd place for the Men's event and 3:1 ratio in the mixed event which put him at first place for that respective event. Graeme gets an overall match score of 2:4 which puts him at 5th place for the Men's and a 2:2 ratio in the Mixed even which puts him at 3rd place. Danielle makes a 3:3 Win/Loss ratio in the Women's event and a 3:3 ratio in the mixed event which makes her tied for 2nd place and puts her at 2nd place respective to the events.

Posted on 06/28/2017

The Glencoe Club Summer Squash Programs

The Glencoe Club is offering a variety of summer camps for those interested in starting squash, pre-season preparation, or if you want to step up your game!

Posted on 06/23/2017

World Doubles Squash Trials

The World Doubles Squash Trials will be hosted this year by Squash Moncton, New Brunswick! Below is tomorrow morning's schedule along with the link to the live stream!

Session 1

Court 1
- Sam/Nikki v Hollie/Danielle (9 am)
- Andrew/Graeme v Shawn/David (9:45 am)

Court 2
- Andrew/Nick v Mike/David (9 am)
- Sam/Hollie v Nikki/Danielle (9:45 am)

Session 2

- Hollie/Nikki v Sam/Danielle (2:30 pm on Tuesday)
- David/Graeme v Shawn/Mike (2:30 pm on Tuesday)

- Shawn/Andrew v Mike/Nick (3:15 pm on Tuesday)
- Danielle/Hollie v Sam/Nikki (3:15 pm on Tuesday)

Session 3

- Sam/Nick v Hollie/Graeme (6:30 am on Wednesday)
- Danielle/Andrew v David/Nikki (6:30 am on Wednesday)

- David/Danielle v Mike/Hollie (7:15 am on Wednesday)
- Sam/Shawn v Nick/Nikki (7:15 am on Wednesday)

Session 4

- Shawn/Danielle v Sam/Mike (9:30 am on Wednesday)

- Hollie/Andrew v Graeme/Nikki (10:15 am on Wednesday)

Session 5

- Sam/Danielle v Hollie/Nikki (2:30 pm on Wednesday)
- Shawn/Nick v Mike/Graeme (2:30 pm on Wednesday)

- David/Andrew v Nick/Graeme (3:15 pm on Wednesday)
- Danielle/Nikki v Sam/Hollie (3:15 pm on Wednesday)

Session 6

- David/Nick v Shawn/Graeme (9:00 am on Thursday)
- Mike/Nikki v Sam/Andrew (9:00 am on Thursday)

- Shawn/Graeme v Mike/Andrew (10:00 am on Thursday)
- Nick/Danielle v David/Hollie (10:00 am on Thursday)

Session 7

- Danielle/Graeme v Shawn Hollie (2:30 pm on Thursday)
- Andrew/Nikki v David/Sam (2:30 pm on Thursday)

- Mike/Danielle v Shawn/Nikki (3:15 pm on Thursday)
- Nick/Hollie v Sam/Graeme (3:15 pm on Thursday)

Live stream:

World Doubles Squash Trials Live Stream

Posted on 06/19/2017

Bob Grose Annual Awards

Squash Alberta's President, Grant Currie (Left) with Squash Canada President (center) Lolly Gillen and Squash Alberta's Executive Director, Tim Landeryou (right)

This is the Squash Canada Achievement Award being accepted by Grant Currie and Tim Landeryou on behalf of Bob Grose. Bob has been involved with squash for his entire life, beginning as a junior player in Winnipeg. He moved to Edmonton in 1972 and immediately began involvement with the squash community there, serving on the Board of the Edmonton Squash League for six years.In 2005, Bob decided he possessed a grander vision for Squash in Alberta and felt he had more to give. His vision compelled him to run for the position of President on the Board of Directors for Squash Alberta. Not only was he successful in his quest to become President, but he remained at the post for 8 years, only recently stepping down in 2013. During his years at the helm, Bob saw his strategic vision for the sport unfold, as membership grew and new programs were developed. His passionate and successful leadership of our sports governing body was not only felt here in the province but also noticed at the national level when he was presented with a Certificate of Achievement from Squash Canada in 2013. He sat on the Board of the Edmonton Sports Council and the first master committee of Squash Canada, and also served as chair for both the 2005 World Masters Squash Championships and 2012 Alberta Winter Games. For these achievements and his unwavering support of squash in the province over the last 40+ years, Squash Alberta presented Bob with the President's Award in 2016. To date, he has been nominated for two President Awards and two Squash Canada Achievement Awards! Well done Bob!

Posted on 06/16/2017