SquashZAG

Close call but a stroke for mine. I think one aspect is that, judging by her feet position, the player (Gemmell ?) was set up to direct her next shot more towards the left of court. This would have put her opponent in the firing line to be hit. ...

Stroke. Not only should a cross court shot to the left side be an option, it's a good option as her opponent is moving to the right.

I agree with the ref! Play that ball down the right hand side as the player had 2/3 of the court to play and her opponent was not hampering her access, stroke or view. I know that in theory you are meant to be able to play the ball to any part of ...

I think "stroke" after seeing the picture taken. http://i42.tinypic.com/1e3myw.jpg The referee can say "let" but a "Nolet" is a hard decision for a player who stops while the ball was perfectly playable. The fear of injuring the other player is ...

Marking soles? Naughty Naughty!

I agree, stroke, but just by a smidgen. The ref called No Let and that is certainly a mistake.

too bad she wouldnt be welcome at all-whites clubs

Ss someone who no longer looks, feels or is 18, I am increasingly fascinated by the development of the future stars of squash. I look back at my career and I am amazed at the constant process of learning which can never end. I only have to walk ...

Toronto’s Colin West and Laura Gemmell, both representing Harvard won men’s and women’s College Squash Association (CSA) titles this past weekend at Trinity College in Hartford, CT. West, the tournaments number 1 seed and a former ...

I would love to know what club she plays at...... with some free lessons from me she'd be able to improve her game.