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Bob Withers Memorial Sportsmanship Award
In-House Doubles Week of March 8th
In-House Doubles Week of March 1st
In-House Doubles Week of February 22nd
1st Annual Jonathan Pro-Am Cup
The Canadian Doubles Squash Championships
Last updated:
2009.01.15 08:22
Amateur draw available below.
The PSA Draw has been revised, January 15th, to include the qualifiers, and the Lucky Loser.
Youth will clearly have an impact in this year's event as three of our top nine seeds are 20 or 21 years old.
The PSA entries are now confirmed for the 2009 Comfort Inn Open, presented by Odlum Brown, being held at the Evergreen Squash Club during the January 13 – 18, 2009 period.
And, here are the top seeds, as of December 11, 2008:
Youth will clearly have an impact in this year's event as three of our top nine seeds are 20 or 21 years old. In addition to Tarek Momen, who is 21 years old, Yasir Butt (PAK), who participated in the 2008 Comfort Inn Open, is also 20 years old and has moved his world ranking from #71 last year to #45. Similarly, Arturo Salazar (MEX) is 21 years old and his ranking has improved from #97 in December 2007 to #51. Some may remember Arturo's winning performance in the 2006 Canadian Junior at Hollyburn. Will youth be served this year?
Although we had to shrink the prize money from US$30,000 to US$20,000 this year due to the tight economic climate, there is an interesting point of coincidence in this year's draw. Last year our #11 seeded player, Matthew Giuffre (CAN), who, regrettably is not playing this year, was ranked #54 in the world. This year our #11 seeded player, Liam Kenny (IRL), is also ranked #54. So the draw is much more ‟bunched up” vs last year which should result in very competitive matches throughout every round.
PSA Qualifying draw will not be put together until the week of the tournament.