WSA World Tour

Biography

An extremely successful junior player, the former British and World Junior Champion broke into the top20 in just her second full year of professional squash.  Her first title wouldn’t come until 2004 however, although already enjoying a formidable reputation just shy of the Top10. 

Following her first win of the Vassar College Class of 1932 Open in the USA, she reached the final of the Hurghada International and the Canary Islands Open before doubling her title tally by winning the Apawamis Open the following year which resulted in her leaping to occupy the world No.7 spot. 

Kawy would hover around this position for the next couple of years, amassing some impressive results and consitantly playing to her ranking.  The Egyptian had her breakthrough year in 2010 as she reached a career high ranking of No4, before reaching her first World Open Final.  The last twelve months have been less favourable however, as a string of early first round exits saw the Egyptian’s ranking drop drastically at the end of 2011.  She currently holds her lowest ranking in since 2001, but a semi-final appearance at the International Des Pyramides Open indicated a change in form for the Egyptian.  For the rest of 2012 she played to above her seeding, reaching the final of the Macau Open, the semi’s of the Monte Carlo Classic and the semi final of World Series event, the Hong Kong Open, taking out three seeds along the way.

She reached the first round of the Cleveland Classic as a qualifier in early 2013 and has followed this up with a second round finish at the CIMB KL Open and the quarter finals of the Allam British Open in May.

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