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Player Achievements Summer 2021

Here’s a big congratulations to those who competed this Summer! Everyone performed incredibly over the last few months, especially at the Staffordshire Tennis Championships. We look forward to more future success!
Alexander Krasnaslabodtsau

Shrewsbury Summer Club Open G3 11&U Boys Singles R/up

Anna Coghlan:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 Women’s Doubles R/up

Archie Hill:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 10&U Boys Singles R/up

Adeola Greatorex:

The Edgbaston Priory Club Open G3 Women’s Singles & 18&U Winner
Stourbridge Summer Open G3 Women’s Singles Winner
Summer National Tour East Gloucestershire G2 18&U Girls Singles Winner

Billy Moxon:

Warwickshire County Champs G3 14&U Boys Singles R/up, 14&U Boys Doubles
Warwickshire County Champs G3 16&U Boy Singles and Doubles R/up.

Damilola Onafowokan:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 14&U Girls Singles Winner
Cardiff LTC Open 2021 G3 16&U Girls Singles Winner
70th Annual Frinton on Sea Tennis Club G3 14&U Girls Singles R/up

Felix Fletcher:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 11&U Boys Singles Winner
Stourbridge Summer Open G3 11&U Boys Singles Winner
Head West Bridgford Summer Open G3 11&U Boys Singles R/up

Gregg Spooner:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 Open Mixed Doubles R/up

Harry Spear:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 16&U Boys Singles R/up, Doubles Winner

Harry Swain:

70th Annual Frinton on Sea Tennis Club G3 11&U Boys Singles Winner
National Tour Bradfield College G2 10&U Boys Singles Winner

Hetty Willis:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 Women’s Singles Winner, Open Mixed Doubles Winner, Open Women’s Doubles R/up.
Shrewsbury Summer Club G3 Open Women’s R/up

Joshua Davies:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 16&U Boys Singles and Doubles Winner

Joshua Coghlan:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 14&U Boys Singles Winner, 16&U Boys Doubles R/up.
Stourbridge Summer Open G3 16&U Boys Singles
Shrewsbury Summer Club Open G3 16&U Boys Singles

Nathan Tierney:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 10&U Boys Singles Winner, 11&U Boys Singles R/up

Nadia Rawson:

LTA British Tour Nottingham Premier Tier R/up
UK PRO League

Oscar Searle:

Staffordshires Tennis Champs G3 18&U Boys Doubles Winner

Oneeka-Bow Greatorex:

Stourbridge Summer Open G3 Women’s Doubles R/up, 16&U Girls

Ross Fletcher:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 Open Mens Doubles Winner

Solomon Shahar:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs Open G3 Mens R/up, 18&U Boys Singles and Double

Tom Welsh:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 Open Mixed Doubles Winner

Toby Welsh:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 14&U Boys Singles R/up

Tom Welsh:

Staffordshire Tennis Champs G3 Open Mixed Doubles Winner

William Hale:

-Shropshire County Champs G3 16&U Boys Doubles R/up

Regional Masters Squash Tournament

Regional Masters Squash Tournament is a hit for players

Squash players from across the country gathered at Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis & Squash Club (WLTSC) last weekend to take part in a masters competition.

WOLVERHAMPTON JONATHAN HIPKISS 06/11/2022. Regional Masters Squash Tournament at Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis & Squash Club.

Pictured L/R Neil Patel (Over 50s plate winner), Jane Hatton (Over 60s 5th place) and Mike Harris (Over 50s runner up) all from Wolverhampton.

The tournament ran for three days, with the finals across a variety of age groups on Sunday, November 6.

The event comes after the success of team England on the international stage at the Commonwealth Games, where they won five medals, and now WLTSC hosted this regional tournament to give players from different backgrounds the opportunity to play competitive squash.

The age categories ranged between 35-75 for men and 30-60 for women.

Helen Tottey, director of squash and racketball at WLTSC, said the competition was a ‘great success and added that the standard of the play was ‘very competitive’.

She said: “We were really pleased to host such a prestigious event at WLTSC.

“It was a great success with very competitive squash games.

“There were 190 entrants, and 15 of our own members enjoyed playing in the competition, and many more enjoyed watching on.

“Our aim is to help promote the benefits of squash from all levels and this event showed how competitive squash can be enjoyed up to 70+ years.

“We were really pleased to have both of our squash coaches reach their respective age category finals.

“Darren Lewis won the over 40s category 3-0 and Mike Harris, unfortunately, lost 2-3 in the over 50s, but it was a great game.”

One million people see squash in action at Grand Central Birmingham

One million people see squash in action at Grand Central Birmingham

Mike Harris, from Squash United and Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis & Squash Club (WLTSC), takes squash to the people in one of a series of events to promote the racquet sport in the lead up to the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

Thousands of people were recently given the opportunity to play squash on a glass court and 2 mini courts set up in the middle of the concourse in Birmingham's main train station, Grand Central. The £170,000 glass court was in situ for 8 days to showcase and raise the profile of squash and played host to a number of world ranked squash players, local club players, school children, commuters and passers-by. 

Harris, Head of Squash and Racketball at WLTSC, also known as “Mr Squash”, commented ‘Squash will be played during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games and this was the largest of Squash United’s community events to promote squash so far, it gave thousands of people from the West Midlands the chance to try the sport. This is the part of a year-long legacy programme for the games organised by Squash United, where we showcased squash to over 1 million people who passed through the station, certainly smashing our aim of reaching thousands.’

Harris continues, ‘This has probably been the biggest community squash event to have taken place in the UK – possibly the world! Approximately 4750 people took part in exciting initiatives over the days including 1250 young people playing squash for the first time. The programme on the glass court included fixtures between professional squash players like Welsh No.1 and World No.8 Joel Makin as well as Birmingham’s Sarah-Jane Perry, giving spectators a true sense of what to expect during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games!’

WLTSC host a Commonwealth Games Roadshow on 1st July, 28 days before the Games begin on 28th July. Local schools and community groups will be invited to participate in 6 of the sports being competed in, including squash, giving another opportunity for Mr Squash and Perry the Bull (the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games’ official mascot), to promote the benefits of squash and sport in general to people in Wolverhampton.

If you have been inspired to play squash, contact Mike.harris@wltsc.com to learn about the opportunities for all standards and ages at Wolverhampton Lawn Tennis and Squash Club or visit https://www.wltsc.com/squash-racketball/.

RAF

This week we have welcomed back the RAF for their Inter Station Coaching Sessions and Competition. The RAF have become a wonderful addition to our club and we look forward to continuing our links with them in the future.

First City Squash Club Championships

We have an amazing 82 entries for the 2022 First City Squash Club Championships, the draws have now been published and are on MyCourts. Due to the number of events, we are having two Finals evenings, Friday 1st April and Saturday 2nd April. 

Thank you to Chris Bywater (First City) for generously sponsoring the championships.