It started 97 years ago, now rich in tradition and history, the annual Lapham Grant event sees some of the best squash players in Canada and the United States come together to compete for the storied trophies.
The 2018 edition is set to take place on the courts of Chicago, IL from April 19 to April 22. Each country fields a roster of 63 players, which combine to make the Lapham Grant, Lawrence-Wilkins and Crawford Teams.
2018 Canadian Lapham-Grant Roster
It started 97 years ago, now rich in tradition and history, the annual Lapham Grant event sees some of the best squash players in Canada and the United States come together to compete for the storied trophies.
The 2018 edition is set to take place on the courts of Chicago, IL from April 19 to April 22. Each country fields a roster of 63 players, which combine to make the Lapham Grant, Lawrence-Wilkins and Crawford Teams.
2018 Canadian Lapham-Grant Roster
| Lapham Grant Team | Lawrence-Wilkins Team | Crawford Team |
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Malcolm Moore – Captain
Ted Clarke – Asst. Captain
Ray Bertrand – Montreal
Jamie Bleay – Vancouver
Karl Burnham – Oakville
Steve Burnham – Oakville
Norm Crook – Toronto
Eric Dingle – Montreal
Nathan Drew – Toronto
Keith Flavell – Montreal
Paul Gartenburg – Toronto
Scott Gledhill – Toronto
Ryan Haider – Vancouver
Michael Hobart – Toronto
Brian Hong – Toronto
Robert Hong – Toronto
David Kay – Chicago
Bert Keene – Toronto
James Keene – Toronto
Andy Lata – Toronto
Morgan Lemoutreille – Vancouver
David Mill – Windsor
Malcolm Moore – Vancouver
Jay Nash – London
Namsoo Oh – Toronto
Mark Ridgeway – Vancouver
Chris Sachvie – Carlisle
Dave Sciuk – Calgary
Andrew Slater – Scituate
Paul Smith – Toronto
Eric Watson – Calgary
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John Osburn – Captain
Ritchie Bell – Montreal
David Bogert – Toronto
Lyn Broman – Vancouver
Jim Bruce – Toronto
Ted Clarke – Fonthill
Bob Dubeau – Montreal
Rea Godbold – Toronto
Tim Griffin – Toronto
Martin Kaffka – Vancouver
Jon LeHeup – Rothesay
Doug MacDougall – Vancouver
Mike Manley – Toronto
Mike McBean – Montreal
Brian Murray – Toronto
John Osburn – Vancouver
Molson Robertson – Toronto
Tony Ross – Toronto
Mike Wilson – Montreal
Paul Yaphe – Montreal
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Carolyn Russell – Captain
Rachel Au – Vancouver
Michelle Craig – Calgary
Ashleigh Crozier – North York
Lolly Gillen – Toronto
Stacy Hall – Vancouver
Caitlin Hungerford – Vancouver
Sue Kaffka – Vancouver
Karen Levine – Vancouver
Jodie Nykoluk – Calgary
Maddie O’Conner – Toronto
Megan Picken – Vancouver
Michele Ramsey – Toronto
Carolyn Russell – Vancouver
Laura Savage – London
Kim Watson – Calgary
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Believed to be one of the oldest amateur sporting events between two countries, the Lapham Cup matches between Canada and the U.S.A., date back to 1922 and have been played for 97 consecutive years. The Grant Trophy matches were inaugurated in 1945, the Crawford Trophy matches in 1999, and the Lawrence-Wilkins Trophy matches in 2001. These four events, held at the same time and venue, are hosted in alternate years by Canada and the United States.
Last year the countries split the results with Canada capturing the Lawrence-Wilkins and Crawford Trophies, and the USA taking hom the Lapham Cup and Grant Trophy
Follow the Canadian squad throughout the event through the mobile scoreboards:
Lapham Singles
Grant Doubles
Lawrence-Wilkins Doubles
Crawford Ladies Singles & Doubles
For more information on the Lapham Grant event, it's history and past results, visit http://www.laphamgrant.com/
