Our juniors crash out in British Open

The Malaysian challenge in the British Junior Open in Sheffield ended on Sunday at the quarter-final stage.

Penang become first state to set up squash centre

Penang, home of Malaysia's top two squash players Ong Beng Hee and Nicol David, added another feather to its cap yesterday with the birth of the country#8217;s first squash academy.

Milo launch 'Tribute to Champions' programme

Milo have launched a media programme, #8220;Tribute to Champions#8221;, to focus on junior development.

Four juniors join pro circuit this season

The top two national squash players, Ong Beng Hee and Mohd Azlan Iskandar, will have more Malaysians joining them in the professional circuit this year.

National school squash championships results

Wee Wern bags Under-15 title and hopes to make world junior squad

Penang's Low Wee Wern is only 13 but she bagged the girls' Under-15 title of the national schools (MSSM) squash championships in convincing fashion at the NSC Courts in Jalan Duta, Kuala Lumpur Wednesday.

Penang go home with four titles from squash tournament

Penang, home of national squash heroes Ong Beng Hee and Nicol David, showed they have more such stars in the pipeline when they dominated the Malaysian schools (MSSM) championships, winning four of six team finals contested at MSN Squash Complex in Jalan Duta on Friday.

Wee Wern gets last chance to impress selectors in Ipoh

Reigning national schools (MSSM) Under-15 squash champion Low Wee Wern will have to do well in the third leg of the NSC-SportExcel-Milo national junior circuit to win a place in the team for the world junior championships.

Wee Wern closes in on ticket to World Junior Championships

Reigning national schools (MSSM) Under-15 squash champion Low Wee Wern virtually booked her ticket to the World Junior Championships in Cairo when she qualified for the girls#8217; Under-19 final in the third-leg of the NSC-SportExcel-Milo National Junior Circuit at the Ipoh Sports Complex.

Wee Wern virtually in team for world meet

Talented Low Wee Wern can still walk tall even though she lost to Jo Anne Jee in the girls' Under-19 final of the NSC-SportExcel-Milo national junior squash circuit's third leg tournament at the Ipoh City Council Sports Complex, Ipoh on Sunday.