What a career.
Samantha Cornett accomplished so much in squash. She won 13 PSA titles and is a 4-time Canadian National Champion. She has also represented Canada admirably winning multiple gold, silver and bronze medals at the Pan Am games.
Apr 21, 2020 12:25:17 PM / by Jeff Warren posted in PSA, PSA Tour, Sam Cornett, Samantha Cornett
What a career.
Samantha Cornett accomplished so much in squash. She won 13 PSA titles and is a 4-time Canadian National Champion. She has also represented Canada admirably winning multiple gold, silver and bronze medals at the Pan Am games.
Mar 6, 2020 5:02:39 PM / by Alex Robertson posted in Tournament, tournaments, pro squash, Pro Squash Tour, PSA, PSA Tour, PSASquashTV, Squash TV
This year's Windy City Open in Chicago was an absolute rollercoaster of unbelievable squash, and was packed full of marathon matches. With some stand-out performances from multiple players such as Borja Golan, Diego Elias, Mathieu Castagnet, Camille Serme, Sarah-Jane Perry, and of course Paul Coll... just to name a few! This tournament certainly wasn't one to be missed.
Feb 8, 2012 2:04:50 PM / by Jeff Warren posted in Squash Tips, Squash Training, Mike McCue, News, training, Player Profile, Press Releases, PSA, PSA Tour, squash, tips
We are very excited to announce that Mike McCue, an up and coming PSA Tour player will be blogging for Control the 'T' Sports. Mike has been playing squash since the age of 10 and is currently 18-years old. He finished his junior career as the #2 ranked player in Canada. His current ranking on the PSA Tour is #234. Mike trains under Jamie Hickox and Jamie Nichols at the National Squash Academy in Toronto.
Dec 20, 2011 9:36:13 PM / by Jeff Warren posted in injury, Gilly Lane, Player Profile, PSA, PSA Tour, retirement
Dec 10, 2011 6:05:42 PM / by Jeff Warren posted in News, ames Willstrop, Player Profile, prince, PSA, PSA Tour
James Willstrop is on quite a roll. He has won his last two tournaments and has moved to #2 in the world. This is the 2nd time that James has reached #2 in the world. With a win in India this next week he could move to #1.