Mullaloo Squash Club News

The Premier Squash League inaugural season kicks off on Saturday 17th January 2009. The State's top male squash players will be on show in this exciting new format competition. This competition, developed by Dean Brown of Mullaloo and Kane Fasolo of Mirrabooka, will be held once a month, on a Sunday, alternating between Mirrabooka and Mullaloo squash centres. Cash rewards are on offer to ensure strong competition and with all the top players competing at the one venue on the same day, spectators will be provided with an ideal opportunity to witness top quality squash in a highly competitive environment.
For more information contact Kane at Squashworld Mirrabooka, Dean at Mullaloo Squash Centre or visit the website  www.thepremiersquashleague.com.au.
The Premier Squash League commences with an exhibition match between 1997 World Open Champion Rodney Eyles and former highly world ranked Scott Butcher. The match will take place on Saturday, 17th January 2009 and will be held at Mullaloo Squash Centre commencing at 1.00pm. This is a rare opportunity for all Squash enthusiasts.

The City of Joondalup Squash Open is coming to Mullaloo Squash Club in 2007. For more details click on "Documents" and then "Tournaments".

Entries are open for the 2006 Mullaloo Squash Club Championships. For more details see Events.

The following juniors have been selected to represent Western Australia at the 2006 Australian Junior Squash Championships to be held in Devonport, Tasmania from 29th September to 8th October 2006.
Players are listed in alphabetical order.

GIRLS
Coach – Sue Hillier
Dikea Binch
Holly Brown
Emily Bunting
Kelsie Burns
Larissa Huffer
Sheryl Kennedy
Kit Mc Queen
Ebony Nardi
Cassie Reilly
Luka Stroop
Rebecca Thickbroom

BOYS
Coach – Mike Thompson
Sam Brown
Luke Bunting
Tim Cornish
Tim Cowell
Jake Davidson
Kai Horrell
David Ilich
Jack Molloy
Ben Morrison
Guy Piggott
Brenden Ward
Alex Yates

2006 Autumn Pennants Mens Monday Division 1.

The final was played at Mullaloo on Monday 26th June between Blue Gum 1 and Mullaloo 6.
First on court was Kasun Liyanaarachchi for Blue Gum (BG) against Joel Hetherington for Mullaloo (M). In a very hard and close fought encounter Joel triumphed 3-1. Next on court were the number 1's, Jason Patmore for BG and Cindy Meintjes for M. The match started at a furious pace with Jason taking the first game. Cindy managed to fight back in the second to level the match 1-1. However, Jason was too strong and took the next 2 games and the match 3-1. The night was now evenly poised, 1 match each and 4 games each. Last on was Brendan Baker for BG and David Miles for M. David took the first game. Brendan took the second game. Both players were starting to look a little worse for wear. Crowd support was getting very vocal. The third game was won by David, narrowly. The fourth game turn out to be a real humdinger. It seemed David had it when serving for the match at 8-5. David must have served 5 times for the match before Brendan leveled the game 8-8. Set 2 was called. The applause and encouragements coming from the spectators made it very difficuly for the players to hear the marker calling the score. After numerous handouts and a few game balls for Brendan, David was victorius 3-1.
A thrilling and enthralling match and night and well worth the time and effort for all those who turned up to watch.
So, Mullaloo 6 finished top after the round robin stage which earned them a dinner and won the grand final which earned them $500.
Well done Mullaloo 6 and well contested Blue Gum 1.

2006 Autumn Pennants Ladies Thursday Division 1.

Unfortunately the final did not take place as Mullaloo were given a walk-over by Cambridge in the grand final. Still, congratulations go to Mullaloo for winning the pennant and finishing top after the round robin stage. Well done girls.

Fund Raiser for the State Junior Squash Team. DVD, Video & Squash night to be held at Mullaloo Squash Club on Sat 10th June from 18h30. Includes sausage sizzle. This event is for all juniors, seniors, masters, friends and family.
See the latest PSA matches on the big screen, including the Windy City Open, Classic Rallies, 2006 British Junior Open and much more. Then challenge someone to a game of squash.
Cost of the nights entertainmentis $5.00 per head and all proceeds will go to the Junior State Squash team. Bar facilities are also available.

The squash played at the Melbourne 2006 Commonwealth Games is being covered by Foxtel. For details of the dates and times of the transmission refer to the link on the home page.

The Division 1 (Monday night) won the 2005 spring pennant. The team comprised Dave Ernst, Dean Brown, Dave Seldom, Phil Butler, Peter Worthington and Peter Meintjes. The players who played in the final were Dave Ernst, Dean Brown and Dave Seldom. Well done guys. The outcome was never in doubt !

The Prince Junior Classic tournament which finished at Stirling on 20th Nov 2005 was well represented by Mullaloo juniors and they had some encouraging results.

They were:
Division 2. Jack Molloy (3rd)
Division 3. Ashley Gator (plate winner)
Division 5. Kane Koteka (1st), Matthew Bridle (2nd), Kieran Young (3rd)
Division 6. Blake Adam (3rd)

Well done guys.

On Friday 28th October 2005, Sam Brown, a very promising Mullaloo junior won the coveted WA Junior Squash Player of the Year award.

It certainly comes at a very appropriate time with Sam having played in and won, on 23rd October, a very inspiring division 1 final at Mullaloo.

Congratulations Sam.