Tournament Results
Wilson Central
Gauteng Closed tournament
We would like to thank all the participants and organisers and congratulate the winners on their achievements. A special thanks goes out to our new sponsor Wilson.
Barry Hendricks -CGS Chairman
Results
Mens C
Plate Runner-Up - Nicholas Konrad-Kohl
Plate Winner Duncan Le Grange
3rd Schalk Badenhorst
2nd Tony Lesch
1st Calvin Alexander
Mens B
Plate Runner-Up - Mirek Kaminski
Plate Winner - Hendrik Fourie
3rd Chris Holden
2nd Tim Johnston
1st Francisco Kafula
Womens B
2nd Cindy Venter
1st Jean Grainger
Womens A
Plate winner - Kim Hatch
4th Sharon Le Roux
3rd Sonica Fritz
2nd Cheyna Tucker
1st Diana Argyle
Mens A
Plate winner - Sean Schouten
8th Jonathan Quail
7th Kyal Eigenmann
6th Thoboki Mohlohlo
5th Wesley Daniels
4th Devon Hendriks
3rd Gareth Schnehage
2nd Paul Atkinson
1st Mike Tootill
World Squash Day
Parkview Squash Club will be hosting the World Squash Day.
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Junior Rankings
Check our the latest junior rankings.
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PAR scoring
The Point-A-Rally Scoring (PARS) has been adopted by Central Gauteng Squash. The men's 1st and 2nd league will play PARS to 11. All other leagues will play PARS to 15.
2009 League
The 2009 league Central Gauteng League is well under way. We have designed an entirely new fixtures and results page. Have a look by clicking the link below.
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Gauteng Schools Squad Sessions for 2009
It has long been a goal of all involved in Gauteng Schools squash to improve the standard of play (as well as the numbers playing) and squad training sessions will go some way toward achieving this goal. Accordingly, we are announcing the schedule of training sessions for the first half of the year 2009 well in advance. We request that all players put these dates into their diaries for next year. Further sessions will be held after the IPT and these will be announced next year.
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Club to do list
Clubs can check out their latest tasks by clicking this link.
We would like to thank all the participants and organisers and congratulate the winners on their achievements. A special thanks goes out to our new sponsor Wilson.
Barry Hendricks -CGS Chairman
Results
Mens C
Plate Runner-Up - Nicholas Konrad-Kohl
Plate Winner Duncan Le Grange
3rd Schalk Badenhorst
2nd Tony Lesch
1st Calvin Alexander
Mens B
Plate Runner-Up - Mirek Kaminski
Plate Winner - Hendrik Fourie
3rd Chris Holden
2nd Tim Johnston
1st Francisco Kafula
Womens B
2nd Cindy Venter
1st Jean Grainger
Womens A
Plate winner - Kim Hatch
4th Sharon Le Roux
3rd Sonica Fritz
2nd Cheyna Tucker
1st Diana Argyle
Mens A
Plate winner - Sean Schouten
8th Jonathan Quail
7th Kyal Eigenmann
6th Thoboki Mohlohlo
5th Wesley Daniels
4th Devon Hendriks
3rd Gareth Schnehage
2nd Paul Atkinson
1st Mike Tootill
World Squash Day
Parkview Squash Club will be hosting the World Squash Day.
Click on this link to download the notice for the event
Junior Rankings
Check our the latest junior rankings.
Click here for the girls
Click here for the boys
PAR scoring
The Point-A-Rally Scoring (PARS) has been adopted by Central Gauteng Squash. The men's 1st and 2nd league will play PARS to 11. All other leagues will play PARS to 15.
2009 League
The 2009 league Central Gauteng League is well under way. We have designed an entirely new fixtures and results page. Have a look by clicking the link below.
Click here for the fixtures
Gauteng Schools Squad Sessions for 2009
It has long been a goal of all involved in Gauteng Schools squash to improve the standard of play (as well as the numbers playing) and squad training sessions will go some way toward achieving this goal. Accordingly, we are announcing the schedule of training sessions for the first half of the year 2009 well in advance. We request that all players put these dates into their diaries for next year. Further sessions will be held after the IPT and these will be announced next year.
Click here to read the full notice
Club to do list
Clubs can check out their latest tasks by clicking this link.
National Open
S A National Squash Championships
Wanderers Club, Johannesburg
Results : Finals:
Men: 1- Rodney Durbach (WP) bt 2- Stephen Coppinger (Kzn) 11-9 16-14 11-7; 3rd Position: Clinton Leeuw (WP) bt T G Raubenheimer (CG) 11-9 11-8 11-7;5th: Craig van der Wath (E) bt Rudi Willemse (WP) 9-11 11-8 7-11 11-6 11-6.
Plate : 1st Plate: J Schlebusch (N) bt K van der Vywer (WP) 11-9 11-8 11-8; 1st Qualifying plates : 1st : J van der Merwe (N) bt R Holland 3-0; 2nd : J Letlake (CG) bt T Blagden (E) 11-8 11-6 11-9 Consolation Plate : S Langston (CG) bt E Sekokepe (CG) 11-7 11-8 11-4.
35-39 : R Durbach (WP) bt P Atkinson (CG ) 3-0; 40-44: C van der Wath (E ) bt M Tootill (CG), 3rd: S Hawyes (CG) bt D Pike (CG) 3-1 ; 45-49: C van der Merwe (N) bt J van Heeswijk (CG) 3-2, 3rd Place : D Venter (CG) bt E Bruchhausen (CG) 3-2; 50-54: C Holden (CG) bt S Voges (Boland) 3-1, 3rd Place : J Shannon (CG) bt A Keown (CG) 3-0: 55-59: J Orsmond (N) bt M Bester (CG) 3-2, 3rd Place : K Willows (CG) w/o G Daniels (Limpopo) ;60-64: C Grainger (CG) bt T Martin (CG) 3-0, D Bennett (CG) bt P Gillies (CG) 3-2; 65 + : O Venter (CG) bt A Bjornstad (E) 3-0, 3rs Place : D Becker (WP) bt R Thompson (CG) 3-1.
Women: 1- Tenille Swartz (WP) bt ¾ - Farrah Sterne (N) 11-8 11-8 11-6 ; 3rd: Diana Argyle bt Milnay Louw (WP) 11-8-11-6 11-8; 7th : L Greenwood (Kzn) bt J Le Roux (WP) 10-12 11-5 ret.; 9th: A. Weir (CG) bt L van Niekerk (EP) 11-9 11-3 10-12 11-9 1st Plate : K Hatch (w/o) D de Jongh (N) scr; 2nd Plate : C Ferreira (N) bt L Jordaan (E) 11-6 5-11 12-10 11-8 40-44: A Clifton-Parks (E) bt J Hinton (CG) 3-0, 3rd Place: D Edwards (CG) bt J Kromberg (CG) 3-2; 45-49 : L Greenwood (Kzn) bt C Tucker (CG) 3-0; 50+: E Mostert (N) bt B Stein (CG) 3-0; N de Fonseca (E) bt R Mentz (CG) 3-0 .
37 year old Rodney Durbach collected his third National squash title at the weekend when in a spectacular display of all round court dominance he outplayed second seeded Stephen Coppinger, the defending champion in straight games.
Coppinger, who will represent team South Africa at the World Games in July in Kaohsieng, Chinese Taipei, was the pre-tournament favourite. In the semi-finals he had a battle royale with Western Province’s Clinton Leeuw, edging through in five games. However, in the final he had no answer to Durbach’s onslaught. Durbach’s accurate length interspersed with pinpoint placings helped him pocket the first game 11-9. Points seesawed in the second game which Durbach took 16-12. Seeing the title which he last won in 2003 nearly within his grasp, Durbach lifted his attack, winning the game 11-7.
Presently coaching and mentoring Coppinger, Durbach seems to have found the catalyst he needed to return to the form that took him to number 23 on the world rankings.
The women’s title went to Tenille Swartz who is making a successful return to the courts after a year long lay-off as a result of an injury. Swartz was always in command in he straight game victory over defending champion Farrah Stern of Northerns.
S A National Squash Championships
Wanderers Club, Johannesburg
Results : Finals:
Men: 1- Rodney Durbach (WP) bt 2- Stephen Coppinger (Kzn) 11-9 16-14 11-7; 3rd Position: Clinton Leeuw (WP) bt T G Raubenheimer (CG) 11-9 11-8 11-7;5th: Craig van der Wath (E) bt Rudi Willemse (WP) 9-11 11-8 7-11 11-6 11-6.
Plate : 1st Plate: J Schlebusch (N) bt K van der Vywer (WP) 11-9 11-8 11-8; 1st Qualifying plates : 1st : J van der Merwe (N) bt R Holland 3-0; 2nd : J Letlake (CG) bt T Blagden (E) 11-8 11-6 11-9 Consolation Plate : S Langston (CG) bt E Sekokepe (CG) 11-7 11-8 11-4.
35-39 : R Durbach (WP) bt P Atkinson (CG ) 3-0; 40-44: C van der Wath (E ) bt M Tootill (CG), 3rd: S Hawyes (CG) bt D Pike (CG) 3-1 ; 45-49: C van der Merwe (N) bt J van Heeswijk (CG) 3-2, 3rd Place : D Venter (CG) bt E Bruchhausen (CG) 3-2; 50-54: C Holden (CG) bt S Voges (Boland) 3-1, 3rd Place : J Shannon (CG) bt A Keown (CG) 3-0: 55-59: J Orsmond (N) bt M Bester (CG) 3-2, 3rd Place : K Willows (CG) w/o G Daniels (Limpopo) ;60-64: C Grainger (CG) bt T Martin (CG) 3-0, D Bennett (CG) bt P Gillies (CG) 3-2; 65 + : O Venter (CG) bt A Bjornstad (E) 3-0, 3rs Place : D Becker (WP) bt R Thompson (CG) 3-1.
Women: 1- Tenille Swartz (WP) bt ¾ - Farrah Sterne (N) 11-8 11-8 11-6 ; 3rd: Diana Argyle bt Milnay Louw (WP) 11-8-11-6 11-8; 7th : L Greenwood (Kzn) bt J Le Roux (WP) 10-12 11-5 ret.; 9th: A. Weir (CG) bt L van Niekerk (EP) 11-9 11-3 10-12 11-9 1st Plate : K Hatch (w/o) D de Jongh (N) scr; 2nd Plate : C Ferreira (N) bt L Jordaan (E) 11-6 5-11 12-10 11-8 40-44: A Clifton-Parks (E) bt J Hinton (CG) 3-0, 3rd Place: D Edwards (CG) bt J Kromberg (CG) 3-2; 45-49 : L Greenwood (Kzn) bt C Tucker (CG) 3-0; 50+: E Mostert (N) bt B Stein (CG) 3-0; N de Fonseca (E) bt R Mentz (CG) 3-0 .
37 year old Rodney Durbach collected his third National squash title at the weekend when in a spectacular display of all round court dominance he outplayed second seeded Stephen Coppinger, the defending champion in straight games.
Coppinger, who will represent team South Africa at the World Games in July in Kaohsieng, Chinese Taipei, was the pre-tournament favourite. In the semi-finals he had a battle royale with Western Province’s Clinton Leeuw, edging through in five games. However, in the final he had no answer to Durbach’s onslaught. Durbach’s accurate length interspersed with pinpoint placings helped him pocket the first game 11-9. Points seesawed in the second game which Durbach took 16-12. Seeing the title which he last won in 2003 nearly within his grasp, Durbach lifted his attack, winning the game 11-7.
Presently coaching and mentoring Coppinger, Durbach seems to have found the catalyst he needed to return to the form that took him to number 23 on the world rankings.
The women’s title went to Tenille Swartz who is making a successful return to the courts after a year long lay-off as a result of an injury. Swartz was always in command in he straight game victory over defending champion Farrah Stern of Northerns.