Official Squash Governing Body
Last weekend’s conclusion of the Junior CASA Championships, held this year in Bermuda, saw the Barbados team bringing home the overall second place trophy, amassing 16 points to first place Guyana’s 18. The team, sponsored in large part by the Continue reading Bajans Second in Junior CASA Championships 2000
At the end of the recently held XVII Southern Caribbean Squash Championships (held in Trinidad at Cascadia) the top ten ranked players in the southern Caribbean were as follows: 2002 SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN SQUASH RANKINGS No |Men |Women 1 |Luke Fraser Continue reading 2002 Southern Caribbean Rankings
At the end of the most recently concluded full Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Squash Championships (held in Freeport, Bahamas in August, 2001) the top ten ranked players in the Caribbean were as follows: CARIBBEAN SQUASH RANKINGS – AS OF Continue reading 2001 CASA Rankings
(exerpts taken from an article by Suzanne A. Foster) With their men’s, women’s and veterans finishing second, Barbados placed second overall in the 1999 Caribbean Area Squash Rackets Association (CARASRA) tournament held in Guyana in August. Jamaica successfully retained the Continue reading Bajans Settle for Second in CARASRA 1999
At the end of the recently concluded full Caribbean Area Squash Rackets Association (CARASRA) Squash Championships (held in Guyana in August) the top ten ranked players in the Caribbean were as follows: CARIBBEAN SQUASH RANKINGS – AS OF AUGUST 28, Continue reading 1999 CARASRA Rankings
At the end of the 1998 Southern Caribbean Squash Championships (held in Barbados) the top ten ranked players in the southern Caribbean were as follows: SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN SQUASH RANKINGS – AS OF AUGUST 22, 1998: No. |Men |Women 1 |Charlie Continue reading 1998 Southern Caribbean Rankings
At the end of the recently held XVI Southern Caribbean Squash Championships (held in St. Lucia) the top ten ranked players in the southern Caribbean were as follows: 2000 SOUTHERN CARIBBEAN SQUASH RANKINGS No |Men |Women 1 |Luke Fraser (Guyana) Continue reading 2000 Southern Caribbean Rankings