Top scorer Min Jie wants spot on squash team


Teh Min Jie (right) playing against Delia Arnold in a file photo. Min Jie has to fight fellow juniors Rachel Arnold, Vanessa Raj and Zulhijjah Azan for the final spot on the women's senior squad.

PETALING JAYA: Seventeen-year-old Teh Min Jie may have aced her Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) with 10As, but the real work begins on the squash court where she is targeting a spot in the women’s senior squad.

She will be taking part in the selection trials to join the team for the upcoming Asian Team Championship, Commonwealth and Asian Games, as well as the Women’s World Team Championship.

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