Optasia Squash Super League 2026

Round Three, 27th Feb :

Leamington Royals 4-0 Crawley Magik
Declan James 2-1 George Parker   9-11, 11-7, 11-8
Lucy Tumel 2-0 Lowri Roberts  11-6, 11-7
Ben Smith 2-0 Heston Malik   11-6, 11-10
Owain Taylor 2-0 Diego Pita   11-5, 11-4

St Georges Hill Knights 3-1 Chichester Centurions
Joel Makin 2-0 Gregoire Marche   11-4, 11-6
Georgia Adderley 2-1 Siva Subramaniam   9-11, 11-4, 11-10
Rhys Evans 2-0 Dylan Roberts   11-5, 11-10
Miles Jenkins 0-2 Noah Meredith   9-11, 9-11

Big wins for Royals and Knights to stay top of the table

St George’s Hill Knights and Leamington Royals continued to impress in their 2025/26 Optasia Squash Super League campaigns, with the two teams recording victories over Chichester Centurions and Crawley Magik in an entertaining night of squash.

The Royals were able to secure five points, moving them up the standings after dropping only one game this evening. Meanwhile, the Knights battled hard against last year’s runner-ups, Chichester Centurions, with Georgia Adderley’s comeback victory over Siva Subramaniam helping her team to maintain their place at the top of the leaderboard.

Fixtures & Results

Round / Date Home Team Result Away Team
1 / 19th Dec Bristol Buccaneers 1-3 St George's Hill Knights
Chichester Centurions 4-0 Crawley Magik
2 / 10th Jan St George's Hill Knights 2-2 Leamington Royals
3 / 27th Feb Leamington Royals 4-0 Crawley Magik
St Georges Hill Knights 3-1 Chichester Centurions
4 / 20th Mar Chichester Centurions v Leamington Royals
Crawley Magik v Bristol Buccaneers
5 / 10th Apr Leamington Royals v Bristol Buccaneers
6 / 17th Apr Bristol Buccaneers v Chichester Centurions
Crawley Magik v St George's Hill Knights

League Standings after Three Rounds

TEAM Pld W D L POINTS
St George's Knights 3 2 1 0 10
Leamington Royals 2 1 1 0 8
Chichester Centurions 2 1 0 1 6
Bristol Buccaneers 1 0 0 1 1
Crawley Magik 2 0 0 2 0

Rounds One and Two

The England Squash supported Super League, featuring five teams, got under way just before Xmas with wins for St George’s and Chichester, and resumed on 10th Jan as St George’s hosted Leamington.

St George’s opened up a 2-0 lead with wins from Charlie Lee and Asia Harris, but Kenilworth struck back with wins for Satomi Watanabe and Declan James, leaving the match tied at 2-2 and 5-5 in games but it was Leamington who earned the bonus point on points countback.

Round Two, 10th Jan :

ST GEORGE’S HILL ROYALS 2-2 LEAMINGTON ROYALS (2-3)
Charlie Lee 2-1 Owain Taylor  7-11, 11-9, 11-6 (50m)
Asia Harris 2-0 Olivia Besant  11-9, 11-9 (18m)
Alicia Mead 1-2 Satomi Watanabe  8-11, 11-5, 8-11 (31m)
Patrick Rooney 0-2 Declan James  5-11, 78-11 (28m)

Round One, 19th Dec :

BRISTOL BUCCANEERS 1-3 St ST GEORGE’s HILL KNIGHTS (1-4)
Jared Carter 0-2 Charlie Lee  8-11, 7-11 (29m)
Sam Osborne-Wylde 2-0 Will Salter  11-6, 11-9 (33m)
Tesni Murphy 1-2 Jasmine Hutton  11-8, 10-11, 10-11 (41m)
Mohamed ElShorbagy 1-2 Patrick Rooney  8-11, 11-8, 9-11 (1m)

CHICHESTER CENTURIONS 4-0 CRAWLEY MAGIK (5-0)
Noah Meredith 2-0 Bailey Malik  11-7, 11-10 (25m)
Dylan Roberts 2-1 Perry Malik  7-11, 11-9, 11-4 rtd
Siva Subramaniam 2-1 Torrie Malik  8-11, 11-8, 11-9 (33m)
Jonah Bryant 2-0 Curtis Malik  11-9, 2-1 rtd

Round Two Reaction

SQUASH – Leamington Royals start Squash Super League season with victory

Round One Reaction

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