Canadian Junior Talent on Display in Europe

    Eighteen of Canada's top juniors are currently in Cologne, Germany after flying to Europe to compete in the Cologne Cup (formerly named Pioneer Junior Open) & Dutch Junior Open.  They began the trip with an acclimatization camp which to assist the players in adjusting to the new environment and time change. 

    Eighteen of Canada's top juniors are currently in Cologne, Germany after flying to Europe to compete in the Cologne Cup (formerly named Pioneer Junior Open) & Dutch Junior Open.  They began the trip with an acclimatization camp which to assist the players in adjusting to the new environment and time change. 

    Canadas top squash athletes will be led by National Junior Coach, Jonathan Hill.  This group of players have a promising chance at taking home a title or two as Jonathan says, “We have a very strong contingent this year, with a large number of the top Under 17 players from Canada competing.  We have three or this year’s National Champions with us, Nikhil Ismail, George Crowne and Michael Mehl.  We also have an exciting group of players in addition to the National Champions and are looking for a strong performance from our Canadian players.”

    Full List of Canadian Players
    Liam Leidekker
    Amin Khan
    Sarah Khan
    Sayeed Mavani
    Michael Mehl
    George Crowne
    James Flynn
    Willian Kuhn
    Michael Greenwood
    Elliot Hunt
    Liam Marrison
    Ismail Nikhil
    Mohamed Kamal
    Mitchell Kahnert
    Justin Ghaeli
    Behrad Haghighi
    Charlie McDonald
    Edward Morneau

    The Cologne Cup and Dutch Junior Open begin on July 6th & 13th, respectively.  This year the entries of the Cologne Cup have reached an all-time high at 400 athletes coming from all 6 continents across the world.  This ensures that the competition will be rich in both diversity and strength. 

    To follow along with the results please visit https://nrw.dsqv.de/colognejuniorcup/ for the Cologne Cup & https://www.squash.nl/calendarevent/33598/Dutch-Junior-Open-2017 for the Dutch Junior Open.

    Go Canada Go!