Last month was an exciting time for Harrow’s women squash players as a few managed to take home hard-earned titles, and many succeeded in raising their Women’s International Squash Player’s Association World rankings.

Raneem El Weliely (EGY) continued to prove herself as runner-up to Nicol David (MAS)at the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Open, where Kasey Brown managed to reach round two in the tournament, and number five on WISPA’s world rankings.

England’s Tania Bailey won her sixth WISPA title and first tournament since 2009 at the Coronation London Open last week after breezing through Farah Abdel Mequid (EGY), Tesni Evans (WAL), Sarah-Jane Perry (ENG), and Cigany Sillevis (NED).

Tania Bailey, Photo credit: squashsite.co.uk

1^st round: Tania Bailey (ENG) v. Cigany Sillevis (NED) 11-3, 11-3, 11,-3

Korea’s Ahn Eun Chan, also took home her second trophy this year by winning the Women’s Indian Summer Tournament in St. Paul  a mere sixth months after capturing  the biggest WISPA World Squash Tour title ever won by a Korean at the Women’s Black Knight Open in Perth, Australia.

Ahn Chan (R) Photo credit: squashsite.co.uk

1^st Round: Maria Fernanda Rivera (MEX) 11-4, 11-23, 11-3

Updated WISPA World Rankings		Nov	Dec	+
Kasey Brown	AUS	6	5	1
Raneem El Weleily	EGY	8	7	1
Samantha Terán	MEX	17	13	4
Gaby Huber	SUI	32	30	2
Victoria Lust	ENG	31	30	1
Coline Aumard	FRA	71	56	15
Alexandra Norman	CAN	64	63	1
Samantha Cornett	CAN	46	44	2
Olga Ertlova	CZE	49	48	1
Ahn Eun Chan	KOR	63	53	10
Megan Craig	NZL	123	84	39