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Thierry Triumphs At Bluenose Classic In Canada
Frenchman Thierry Lincou triumphed in a 73-minute final of the fifth edition of the Bluenose Classic, beating England's Daryl Selby in four games in the climax of the $40,000 PSA World Tour squash event at St Mary's University Tower in Halifax, Nova Scotia, to win his first title in Canada. -
February 8 2010 |
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Top Seeds Downed As Lincou & Selby Reach Bluenose Classic Final
Epic semi-final battles in the Bluenose Classic in Canada led to the downfall of the top two seeds at St Mary's University Tower in Halifax in Nova Scotia - and a final of the $40,000 PSA World Tour squash event which will feature third seed Thierry Lincou and fourth seed Daryl Selby. -
February 7 2010 |
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Canada's Shahier Razik eliminated in quarterfinals at Bluenose Classic
HALIFAX – Shahier Razik of Toronto lost to top-seed Peter Barker of England 11-9, 11-9, 11-3 in the quarterfinals on Friday at the $40,000 Bluenose Classic men's professional squash tournament. Razik was the last remaining Canadian in the tournament. -
February 6 2010 |
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Canada's Shahier Razik shows hot hand in victory at Bluenose Classic squash tournament
Shahier Razik of Toronto discarded eighth-seed Renan Lavigne of France 11-8, 11-7, 11-2 in first round action on Thursday at the $40,000 Bluenose Classic men's professional squash tournament. -
February 5 2010 |
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2010 Squash Canada High Performance Newsletter
The February 2010 Squash Canada high performance newsletter is now available. This month's newsletter includes recaps of the Canadian, US, Scottish and British Junior Opens, along with the WISPA and PSA results from January 2010. You will also find nutrition and fitness tips and an interview with Junior Squad member Andrew Schnell of Calgary, AB. -
February 5 2010 |
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Four Top Qualifiers Through to Main Draw at Bluenose
Eight qualifiers started the day with a chance to make an appearance in the main draw at the 2010 Bluenose and world rankings were borne out as the top four ranked qualifiers claimed the available spots. -
February 4 2010 |
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Canadian Luck Runs Thin – 1st Round of Qualifying Complete for 2010 Bluenose Squash Classic
Ottawa's Robin Clarke was the only Canadian to make it to the second round of qualifying as the Bluenose Squash Classic opened play in Halifax, Nova Scotia. All matches followed the seeding via a draw which spread home hopes almost evenly across the eight match lineup.
Knight vs.Rudolph -
February 3 2010 |
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2010 Bluenose Squash Classic Ready to Launch
With only two days to the start of qualifying there isn't much left to do at the Saint Mary's University courts here in Halifax but play some squash.
Some of the best male squash players on the planet will be taking their spots February 4th in the 16 man main draw that features 11 players from the top 40, Canadian wildcard entry David Phillips and the four to-be-determined qualifiers. -
February 1 2010 |
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