Squash
Dust off the racket and carefully remove the odor eaters from the trainers it's time for Squash.
Club Night Monday Evenings 7pm onwards and Saturday 5.00 - 7.00pm. Play a variety of players in a more competitive but still very friendly atmosphere.
Club Morning Tuesday and Friday Mornings 10.00am - 12noon. Play matches where the emphasis is on a social and friendly game.
Junior Club Night Friday Evenings 6.00 - 8.00pm. Open to all juniors who want to enjoy a variety of opponents.
Highlands & Islands Team Matches Thursday Evenings 7.00pm - Team matches where you can watch the club's top players battle it out for the Highlands & Islands League title.
Junior Coaching Saturday Mornings 9.00am onwards - Coaching from some of the best coaches in Scotland, open to junior club members and visitors.
Club Night Monday Evenings 7pm onwards and Saturday 5.00 - 7.00pm. Play a variety of players in a more competitive but still very friendly atmosphere. Club Morning Tuesday and Friday Mornings 10.00am - 12noon. Play matches where the emphasis is on a social and friendly game.
Junior Club Night Friday Evenings 6.00 - 8.00pm. Open to all juniors who want to enjoy a variety of opponents.
Highlands & Islands Team Matches Thursday Evenings 7.00pm - Team matches where you can watch the club's top players battle it out for the Highlands & Islands League title.
Junior Coaching Saturday Mornings 9.00am onwards - Coaching from some of the best coaches in Scotland, open to junior club members and visitors.
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Inverness players take on the world.
Posted on 07 Apr 2010 by Robin
Alan Clyne won the Galway Open beating Piedro Schweertman ( Netherlands ) 11/4 11/8 11/5 in the final. Seeded number one Alan did not drop a game in the $8,000 tournament.
Ewen Urquhart was also sweeping all before him in the West Ranking event in Glasgow. Seeded number 3 Ewen beat fellow Squash Academy player, David Jones, 11/6 12/10 12/10 in the Division 1 final. Congratulations also to Martin Ross for winning the Division 3 title.
Greg Lobban meanwhile was captaining the under 19 Scottish team to ninth place in the European Championships in Vienna. Greg won 4 games out of 7 including beating European number 8 Miroslav Celler.
A great weekends work. Well done lads.
