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28-Oct-2010:
Anjema and Grinham head
strong fields at Dutch Open
The Professional Squash Association (PSA) and the Women’s
International Squash Players Association (WISPA) have
announced the line-ups for the Dutch Open Squash 2010
which will take place from November 16-21 at Victoria Squash
in Rotterdam, the Dutch capital of sports.
 Dutch
ace Laurens Jan Anjema, the world number 11, and
Australian star Rachael Grinham, ranked 5 in the
world, head the entry lists for the biggest squash
championship on Dutch soil this year.
In the men’s event 27-year old Anjema will face stiff
competition from Australia’s Cameron Pilley (16),
Stewart Boswell (19) and Aaron Frankcomb (40),
England’s Alister Walker (18), Chris Ryder
(36) and Chris Simpson (48), Egypt’s Hisham Ashour
(25), Germany’s Simon Rosner (33), Italy’s Davide
Bianchetti (43), France’s Mathieu Castagnet (54)
and compatriot Dylan Bennett (70), in order to win
the Dutch Open trophy for the second time.
 33-year
old Grinham, a former World Champion, heads the strong
women’s field, which also includes Madeline Perry (6)
and Aisling Blake (24) from Ireland, Vanessa
Atkinson (11), Annelize Naudé (41), Orla Noom
(42) and Natalie Grinham (62) from the host country,
England’s Sarah Kippax (22), America’s Latasha
Khan (29), Italy’s Manuela Manetta (38) and
rising stars Kanzy El-Dafrawy (39) and Heba El
Torky (45) from Egypt.
The third biggest squash tournament in Europe in 2010, the
Dutch Open will feature a PSA 3 Star event and a WISPA
Silver 20 competition, which will attract some of the
world’s best male and female players to Rotterdam, also
known as the ‘City of Sports’ in Holland.
The Dutch Open Squash 2010 offers a total prize fund of
US$55,000 as well as valuable world ranking points for
competitors from all over the world.
Schedule & Tickets
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1 |
M |
Laurens Jan Anjema |
NED |
11 |
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2 |
M |
Cameron Pilley |
AUS |
16 |
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3 |
M |
Alister Walker |
ENG |
18 |
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4 |
M |
Stewart Boswell |
AUS |
19 |
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5 |
M |
Hisham Mohd Ashour |
EGY |
25 |
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6 |
M |
Simon Rosner |
GER |
33 |
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7 |
M |
Chris Ryder |
ENG |
36 |
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8 |
M |
Aaron Frankcomb |
AUS |
40 |
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9 |
M |
Davide Bianchetti |
ITA |
43 |
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10 |
M |
Chris Simpson |
ENG |
48 |
|
11 |
M |
Mathieu Castagnet |
FRA |
54 |
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12 |
M |
Dylan Bennett |
NED |
70 |
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Qualifiers |
|
1 |
Q |
Julien Balbo |
FRA |
59 |
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2 |
Q |
Scott Arnold |
AUS |
60 |
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3 |
Q |
Kashif Shuja |
NZL |
62 |
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4 |
Q |
Robbie Temple |
ENG |
66 |
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5 |
Q |
Steve Finitsis |
AUS |
74 |
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6 |
Q |
Jens Schoor |
GER |
94 |
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7 |
Q |
Piedro Schweertman |
NED |
95 |
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8 |
Q |
Joel Hinds |
ENG |
99 |
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9 |
Q |
Ben Ford |
ENG |
102 |
|
10 |
Q |
Tom Pashley |
ENG |
105 |
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11 |
Q |
Lewis Walters |
ENG |
107 |
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12 |
Q |
Rasmus Nielsen |
DEN |
117 |
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13 |
Q |
Bart Ravelli |
NED |
153 |
|
14 |
Q |
Rene Mijs |
NED |
181 |
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15 |
Q |
Frank Hartkoren |
NED |
202 |
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16 |
Q |
Sebastiaan Weenink |
NED |
236 |
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1 |
M |
Rachael Grinham |
AUS |
5 |
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2 |
M |
Madeline Perry |
IRE |
6 |
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3 |
M |
Natalie Grinham |
NED |
62 |
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4 |
M |
Vanessa Atkinson |
NED |
11 |
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5 |
M |
Sarah Kippax |
ENG |
22 |
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6 |
M |
Aisling Blake |
IRE |
24 |
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7 |
M |
Latasha Khan |
USA |
29 |
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8 |
M |
Manuela Manetta |
ITA |
38 |
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9 |
M |
Kanzy Emad El-Defrawy |
EGY |
39 |
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10 |
M |
Annelize Naude |
NED |
41 |
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11 |
M |
Orla Noom |
NED |
42 |
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12 |
M |
Heba El Torky |
EGY |
45 |
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Qualifiers |
|
1 |
Q |
Nicolette Fernandes |
GUY |
55 |
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2 |
Q |
Victoria Lust |
ENG |
60 |
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3 |
Q |
Lauren Selby |
ENG |
67 |
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4 |
Q |
Gaby Schmohl |
SUI |
75 |
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5 |
Q |
Sina Wall |
GER |
81 |
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6 |
Q |
Leonie Holt |
ENG |
85 |
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7 |
Q |
Milou van der Heijden |
NED |
88 |
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8 |
Q |
Emily Whitlock |
ENG |
94 |
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9 |
Q |
Lotte Eriksen |
NOR |
112 |
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10 |
Q |
Dagmar Vermeulen |
NED |
173 |
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11 |
Q |
Haida Lala |
EGY |
177 |
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12 |
Q |
Milja Dorenbos |
NED |
190 |
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13 |
Q |
Margriet Huisman |
NED |
193 |
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14 |
Q |
Brogan Lane |
ENG |
232 |
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15 |
Q |
Melissa Meulenbelt |
NED |
237 |
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16 |
Q |
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