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2 months ago | 
joemygod.com | Joe Jervis |Jonathan Smith |Dwight Williamson
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2 months ago | 
joemygod.com | Joe Jervis |Jonathan Smith
Infighting Is Funny, Republicans Florida Politics reports:Gov. Ron DeSantis is fueling the civil war between his executive office and the legislative branch, and he may be benefiting from friendly air cover as he makes less-than-friendly points about Senate President Ben Albritton and House Speaker Daniel Perez.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
worldsquash.org | Jonathan Smith
A slightly belated Happy New Year, and an opportunity to share what’s on the horizon for our sport. We ended 2024 on a high note with the successful first edition of the combined Men’s and Women’s World Team Championships in Hong Kong, China. Congratulations to Egypt for retaining both men’s and women’s titles; and huge thanks to the Hong Kong Football Club and Chair of the Organising Committee David Cross for being an exceptional host.
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Jan 14, 2025 | 
worldsquash.org | Jonathan Smith
Squash Ireland is now seeking applications for the roles of Junior Performance Coach and Junior Development Coach to oversee the junior performance programme and develop a pathway for developing world-class talent.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
worldsquash.org | Jonathan Smith
Singaporean squash sensation Kareena Sashikumar has been identified as one of 25 sports stars to watch in 2025 by The Straits Times, Singapore’s leading newspaper. Kareena was born into a family of squash fanatics: her father was a state player for Penang, Malaysia and her two brothers are highly rated talents, with Kareena’s older brother Jackrish Sashikumar also representing the Singapore national junior team.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
joemygod.com | Joe Jervis |Jonathan Smith
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
americana-uk.com | Jonathan Smith
Likeable Americana ride from veteran Minnesota songwriter. ‘Blueprint for a Ghost’ is the 8th solo album for St Paul based Martin Devaney, and its Americana credentials are established immediately by the cover art, calling to mind both the ‘Nudie Suits’ popularised by Gram Parsons amongst others, and also the many Steve Earle album covers designed by Tony Fitzpatrick.
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Jan 3, 2025 | 
worldsquash.org | Jonathan Smith
“No matter what life throws at me now, I know I can get through it.”This season, Amanda Sobhy marked the end of her long-running injury nightmare by returning to court, building momentum with a series of increasingly impressive performances which culminated in being a crucial part of the Team USA squad that reached a second successive final at the WSF World Squash Team Championships.
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Dec 15, 2024 | 
worldsquash.org | Jonathan Smith
Egypt’s women and men made history at Hong Kong Football Club with victories over the USA and England in the finals of the WSF World Squash Team Championships, the first edition of the competition to feature both men’s and women’s championships simultaneously. In the women’s final, Egypt won their fourth consecutive title with a 2-0 win over rising force USA, while the men made it title number six with a tense victory over their closest rivals England.
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Dec 15, 2024 | 
worldsquash.org | Jonathan Smith
Egypt’s men followed up the success of their women’s team with a combative win over rivals England in the final of the WSF World Squash Team Championship at Hong Kong Football Club, the first edition of the competition to feature men’s and women’s events simultaneously. Today’s string order of 3-1-2 meant that Egypt’s World No.5 Mazen Hesham went up against England’s World No.35 Curtis Malik in the first match of the evening, as Egypt aimed to beat England in four consecutive finals.
