If anyone wants to enter the county closed championships and pay online (rather than sending a cheque to Guy) then please pay £10 to Cumbria Squash, sort code 20-18-47, account number 20026689. Please put the name of the person entering as the reference for the payment, and email (or send a private message on […]
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All squash players in Cumbria are welcome to compete in these tournaments. The senior competition will be graded to ensure that everyone can have a chance to play players of a similar standard. The junior tournament will be aged grouped. Closing date for entries – Saturday 13 January 2018 Further information from Guy Huxtable (07968
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Squash clubs in Cumbria are being encouraged to install defibrillators in their clubs. Info from the North West Ambulance Service has been sent to us on how to enquire about acquiring a defibrillator for your club. You should contact: Lauren Watson – – 07812 303 929.
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Following the junior competition pathway revamp, we now have three levels of competition for junior players; copper, bronze and silver. Entries for these events including the British Junior Championships are now open online for the upcoming season with the first entry deadline of 18th August 2017. How to enterUse our events search facility here to
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Carlisle’s two senior teams swept the board in this season’s county leagues with a near perfect performance in the League Cup finals. The club’s A team (Dave Box, Ben Hetherington, Damian Whelan, Paul Walkington & Joseph Broadley) beat Wigton A 4-1 on Friday, March 24. Wigton’s team was made up of Jonny Honeyman, James Wilikinson,
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Note from CS Chairman Tom Armstrong: Great news about two of our young players who are certainly placing Cumbria on the squash map. My congratulations to both of them, who are from Carlisle Squash Club. Adam Goad for winning the French Junior Open Championship and for being selected to play for England`s U15 team in
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The team consisted of Terry Belshaw of Kendal at 1, Trevor Musson of Carlisle at 2, and Chris Lilley of Penrith at 3. Cumbrian stalwart Ronnie Bell was too young by 6 months. Stage 1 was held in October when Cumbria hosted Lancashire 2nd team, beating them 3 games to 0. Stage 2 was held
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Cumbria Squash would like to thank John Crichton, of Windscale Squash Club, for his service to the organisation. John has decided to step down as junior inter-county team administrator after 13 years fulfilling the role. As a thank you, county chairman Tom Armstrong presented John with a tankard for his years of excellent service. Message
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Paul Bell, representing Carlisle Squash Club, picked up his 10th county championship title at the 2017 tournament. In Sunday night’s final Paul beat Whitehaven’s Michel Lowrey to win Cumbria’s top honour. It was double delight for the Bell family as Paul’s sister Victoria came away with the women’s championship beating promising Carlisle youngster Eve Driver.
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