England Squash Masters

2022 Home International England

The Home International Masters at Nottingham has finished and England have taken all 4 titles!

For the results of each session click the respective links below:

Session 1	MO35	MO55	MO75	WO55
Session 2	MO35	MO55	MO75	WO55
Session 3	MO35	MO55	MO75	WO55

Click the link below for the overall standings after Session 3:

Home International England - Full Report

2022 Home International Scotland

The MO50's and MO70's have won their respective titles and the WO50's were runner-up to a very strong Scottish team.

For the results summary please click here.

Home Internationals 2022 - Edinburgh

	The ESM Committee wish good luck and every success to the players representing England in the second of this years Home International matches being held in Edinburgh from 6^th to 7^th May.
MO50 Andy Murray (Captain) Tim Clark Sam Hanbury Stuart Hargreaves John Simpson David Youngs	MO70 Terry Belshaw (Captain) Martin Day Barry Featherstone Ian Graham Neil Nightingale Peter Smith	WO50 Sarah Parr (Captain) Izzy Bramhall Alison Goy Jillian Lilico Linda Pritchard

2022 Home International Ireland

England is off to a good start in the 2022 Home Internationals. They are champions in two of the four age groups with both the MO40's and WO35/40's winning. The MO60's had an "all to play for" final match against the Irish and they narrowly lost 3 strings to 2. Unfortunately, our WO60's team were beaten by the Welsh and Scottish and came third in the standings.

For the results summary please click here.

Karakal British Open Masters Squash Championships 2022

For the full results for this event click here.

Please click here , or the image below to view the event photograph gallery.

Karakal British Open Masters Squash Championships 2022

Please click here , to view the photographs kindly taken by Steve Cubbins throughout the event.

Registration of England Squash Masters as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation

In view of the growth of ESM events, the Committee has undertaken a review of the ESM structure to ensure it continues to protect the interests of ESM and the players in ESM events. As a result of this, the Committee will propose at the players meeting on 1st April 2022 that a new Constitution is adopted as part of a process to register ESM as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation.

The Committee believe that this step is necessary and appropriate to allow ESM to continue to develop and grow participation in masters events. A document explaining the rationale for this proposed change is available here. The new Constitution can be viewed here and the associated Bylaws can be viewed here. If players would like any further information or have any questions, please contact the Secretary at [email protected]

Nick Sheppard
Secretary

iPROSPORTS British National Masters Squash Championships 2022

For the full results for this event click here.

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England Squash Masters Events 22-23

Karakal British Open Masters 2022 28 Mar - 3 Apr 2022

Provisional Regional Event Dates (Venues TBC):
30^th September - 2^nd October 2022 4th - 6th November 2022 9th - 11th December 2022 13th - 15th January 2023
Provisional National Championships Dates (Venue TBC):
8th - 12th February 2023

Event Points 2022-2023

To view the event points standing for this season click the image below.

Note points will only be displayed for those players registered with England Squash Masters.

Squash Player Magazine

2022 Issue 1

Comment: Our editor discusses Ukraine, mid-match coaching and squash’s relationship with racketball.

Obituary: The life and influence on squash of pioneer Ann Jackson is remembered.

News: Russia is ostracized from squash circles and the World Junior Championships seeks a new home. Padel grows and is in the money.

World Squash: Scotland gets behind World Doubles.

Features: What are the prospects for England’s rising star Gina Kennedy?

Part two of the Paul Coll series. We also look back at the career of modern-day legend Gregory Gaultier.

Racquetball: James Zug looks at the rise and fall of racquetball in the US and its developments as an outoor pursuit.

State Of The Game: The development of padel and the experience of Dax Mellor.

Is it a question of padel or racketball?

Thinking Outside The Box: Squash Player looks at the evolution of squash and asks if racketball is the easier game we seek.

Club & Court: News, Tom Oldroyd is squash’s new chief inspector, Abingdon Squash and Racketball Club still going strong after 50 years, and the pleasure and practicalities of underfloor heating.

Gear: Paul Coll appoints a manager, Victor Crouin is snapped up by Dunlop while Head girls climb into the top 10. Joel Makin reveals what is in his bag.

On Court: Comment on the battle for no.1; round-up and performances of the month.

There is a first UK win for Farag plus a wrestling match at Canary Wharf. There is also News, Calendar and Looking Forward.

Workshop: News, Drew’s Diagnosis on El Sherbini’s awareness, key tactical failures, Hesham El Attar on crosscourts, Jesse Engelbrecht on nerves, Phillip Marlowe on fundaments and Michael Khan on anticipation.

Gallery: Chanel no.555 for Jahangir, meeting up in Oz, squash theatre pre-Commonwealth Games, a court in the tropics, Sex Education and Zelenskyy takes up squash.

SquashLevels

All England Squash Masters results are sent to SquashLevel.com the Worlds best squash player ranking system.

To view the ranking order of Masters players over the last 12 months click here or the image above.

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