When we speak to Director of Squash Paul Bell it’s six months to the day since the PSA World Tour was suspended due to COVID-19 …
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Category: SCOTLAND
Sean Connery
‘It’s an exhausting but fascinating game.. it’s probably one of the best sports for keeping fit and because it’s played inside, the weather doesn’t spoil
Read moreFergus happy for the Highlands
Inverness’s Fergus Richards is delighted the Springfield Scottish Squash Open is heading to the Highlands next year …
Read moreRory looking to replicate Scotland form
Rory Stewart is determined to replicate his Scotland form on the PSA Tour when the new season begins …
Read moreTop Scottish Juniors aim to bridge gap to senior pros
Scotland’s leading juniors Lucy Murchie and John Meehan are relishing their return to training as they aim to catch up with the country’s top professional players …
Read moreFirst class lockdown for new grad Katriona
It’s been a lockdown of two halves for Scotland’s Katriona Allen …
Read moreFrom IT Specialist to Squash Coach
Giffnock’s James Singh worked as an IT specialist but when the opportunity arose to switch career and become a full-time squash coach, he didn’t hesitate to make the transition …
Read moreLOCKDOWN BLESSINGS FOR REINVIGORATED CLYNE
It’s been a contrasting lockdown for Scotland’s top two male squash players, but Alan Clyne has taken advantage of the break in several ways …
Read moreFRIEND FIRST, COACH SECOND – JANE MARTIN
As a player Jane Martin was one of the best, as a coach she has a distinctive and successful style …
Read moreLisa Aitken : “We need to talk …”
On the the 100th day of lockdown we speak to Scotland’s Lisa Aitken, who’s been back at her family home in Montrose ever since winning a fourth national title in March …
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