WSA World Tour

Siti Munirah Jusoh claims maiden title after beating Liu Tsz-Ling in the NSC Series No2 2012 final in Kuala Lumpur

Donna Urquhart and Amanda Sobhy claimed the only two shock results in the first round of the WSA Cleveland Classic.

Natalie Grinham demonstrated a perfect example of experience over youth on her way to winning the WSA Tournament of Champions title at Grand Central Station, New York City.

The Allam British Open has been confirmed by England Squash & Racketball (ESR) and the Women?s Squash Association (WSA) as the host event for the Women?s British Open Championship at the O2 Arena 14-20 May, 2012.

The early rounds of the WSA Tournament of Champions wielded a number of surprise results as the WSA World Tour joined the PSA event in Grand Central Station, New York City.

Rising Egyptian star Raneem El Weleily continued her promising form on Sunday as she claimed her first title of 2012, the WSA Greenwich Open 2012.

Former World Number 4 Tania Bailey has decided to call time on her career after 13 years as a professional. Tania was one of the games brightest stars which included her winning the World Junior Title in 1997. She was British National Champion in 2006, reached the British Open final in 2003, losing out to Sarah Fitz-Gerald and won two Commonwealth Medals in Doubles.

Sarah Cardwell won her first ever career title after the home favourite beat No2 seed Liu Tsz Ling of Hong Kong in the WSA Australia Day Challenge 2012.

A great interview with Nicol David on the link below from the ATCO World Series Finals

Nicol David claims the women?s ATCO World Series Finals title with the world watching on.

Pallikal continues to make history as she enters Top 15