Cathay Pacific 2001 Qualifier results


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Cathay Pacific 2001 PSA Draw/Results WISPA Draw Reports Sarah Fitz Qualifier Day One Day Two Round of 16 Quarters Semis Finals PSA Profiles WISPA Profiles 2000 Cathay 1999 Cathay History	2001 Cathay Pacific Open: Qualifiers ...Howard Harding Press Briefs.... MAK KEEPS LOCAL HOPES ALIVE IN HONG KONG OPEN World No56 Christina Mak will single-handedly lead domestic interest in the 2001 Cathay Pacific Hong Kong Squash Open following today's (Monday) final qualifying rounds of the biggest ever presentation of the event, featuring the world's top men and women players. Mak beat England's Kate Allison 9-3 9-7 10-8 and will face Dutch champion Vanessa Atkinson, the 10th seed, in the first round. Malaysian women's qualifier Tricia Chuah, who defeated Japan's Eri Tsuchida 9-4 9-5 9-3, will face Australia's British Open champion Sarah Fitz-Gerald, the 3rd seed. Top seed in the men's event Jonathon Power, the world No2 from Canada who is seeking his fifth successive final appearance, will meet Pakistan's sole representative in the event Mansoor Zaman - the 21-year-old son of legendary former British Open champion Qamar Zaman, who triumphed 15-13 15-13 15-10 in the final qualifiers over Davide Bianchetti of Italy. Finalized draws: Men: [1] Jonathon Power (CAN) v [Q] Mansoor Zaman (PAK) [12] Alex Gough (WAL) v Nick Taylor (ENG) [5] Paul Price (AUS) v [Q] Stefan Casteleyn (BEL) [11] Mark Chaloner (ENG) v [Q] John Russell (ENG) [3] David Palmer (AUS) v Omar Elborolossy (EGY) Amr Shabana (EGY) v [Q] Nick Matthew (ENG) [7] Ong Beng Hee (MAS) v Anthony Ricketts (AUS) [15] Del Harris (ENG) v [Q] Jean-Michel Arcucci (FRA) [10] Lee Beachill (ENG) v Kareem Darwish (EGY) [8] Martin Heath (SCO) v Graham Ryding (CAN) [16] Stewart Boswell (AUS) v John Williams (AUS) [4] David Evans (WAL) v [Q] Tim Garner (ENG) [9] Paul Johnson (ENG) v Peter Genever (ENG) [6] John White (SCO) v [Q] Olli Tuominen (FIN) [14] Chris Walker (ENG) v [Q] Tommy Berden (NED) [2] Peter Nicol (ENG) v Thierry Lincou (FRA) Women: [1] Leilani Joyce (NZL) v Omneya Abdel Kawy (EGY) [11] Cassie Campion (ENG) v Senga Macfie (SCO) [6] Suzanne Horner (ENG) v Latasha Khan (USA) [16] Shelley Kitchen (NZL) v [Q] Sharon Wee (MAS) [3] Sarah Fitz-Gerald (AUS) v [Q] Tricia Chuah(MAS) [9] Rebecca Macree (ENG) v Annelize Naude (RSA) [8] Stephanie Brind (ENG) v Rebecca Chiu (HKG) [13] Pamela Nimmo (SCO) v Salma Shabana (EGY) [15] Vicky Botwright (ENG) v [Q] Liz Irving (AUS) [5] Fiona Geaves (ENG) v [Q] Aisling Blake (IRL) [14] Natalie Grinham (AUS) v [Q] Wendy Maitland (SCO) [4] Tania Bailey (ENG) v Ellen Petersen (DEN) [10] Vanessa Atkinson (NED) v [Q] Christina Mak(HKG) [7] Rachael Grinham (AUS) v [Q] Laura Keating (AUS) [12] Jenny Tranfield (ENG) v [Q] Cheryl Beaumont (ENG) [2] Carol Owens (AUS) v Nicol David (MAS)	Squashtalk Pro Squash Headlines Event Engine Squash: Tourney of Champs US Open YMG Capital Classic World Men's Open Qatar Classic Cathay Pacific Superseries Qatar Masters '02 British Open Pakistan Open Macau Open Melbourne 01 Al Ahram Video recordings Player profiles Rankings Calendar
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