• Women's British Open Final: Leilani Joyce wins 10-8 in fourth over Cassie Campion. Photos (12.11.99) A dream come true for Leilani Joyce of New Zealand. .
  
• Photo essay from Joyce - Campion finals: Photos (12.12.99) .
  
• Womens draw and results: 1999 British Open championships (complete)
• Leilani Joyce at the British Open 99 Leilani talks to SquashTalk

November 1999 Women's information

• Madras India WISPA Open Quarterfinals (12.1.99) WISPA press release.
  
• Jenny Tranfield win Britain Student Sportswoman of the year (12.1.99) Martin Bronstein's report.
  
• Sarah Fitz-Gerald announces her return to competition (11.23.99)
  
• South of England Open: Sue Wright and Bradley Ball win titles (11.22.99)
  
• Squash legend Heather McKay inducted into new WISPA Squash Hall of Fame (story, photo, 11.11.99)
  
• Michelle Martin Retires! - Special in Martin Bronstein's Global Gallery (11.3.99) Michelle cites the exhaustion of travel as a factor in her decision not to appear in the British Open. Meanwhile, Sarah Fitz-Gerald may make her return in Aberdeen. (11-3-99)
• Cassie Campion tops Michelle Martin for the second successive weekend at US Women's in Hartfor CT (11.1.99) final round results
  also, [earlier round results]

October 1999 Women's information

• Womens World Open Photogallery Photographs by Kim Tunney (10-27-99)
  
• Upset in Seattle: Kim Tunney analyzes Cassie Campion's win (with photos) Women's World Open in Seattle - Cassie wins convincingly over Michelle Martin in the finals. (10-26-99)
  Upset in Seattle: Cassie Campion claims world crown! Women's World Open in Seattle - Cassie wins convincingly over Michelle Martin in the finals. (10-24-99)
  Women's World Seattle - semi-final report from Kim Tunney report and photos: Michelle Martin and Cassie Campion win. (10-23-99)
  Women's World Seattle - quarter-final report from Kim Tunney report and photos: Blood, sweat, tears, and referees... (10-22-99)
  
• >Women's World Seattle - second round report from Kim TunneyWomen's World Open in Seattle - report and photos. (10-22-99)
  
• Women's World Seattle - tournament pageWomen's World Open in Seattle - follow all the tournament results. (10-20-99)
  
• WISPA Weymuller Open, finals.Finals: Michelle Martin beats Linda Charman in well-fought four game final. (10-16-99)
  WISPA Weymuller Open summary page
  WISPA Weymuller Open, semi-finals.Semi-finals: Michelle Martin, Linda Charman head toward show-down. (10-15-99)
  WISPA Weymuller Open, quarter-finals.Quarter-final results: Top four seeds advance. (10-14-99)
  WISPA Weymuller Open, Round 2Second Round results: Aussies, English advance. (10-13-99)
  WISPA Carol Weymuller OpenFirst Round results: Strong field, few upsets. (10-12-99)
  
• Monte Carlo WISPA Open Final results from today: Cassie (Jackman) Campion beats Vanessa Atkinson in 3 in the finals. (10-3-99)
  
• Monte Carlo WISPA Open Semi-final results from today: Vanessa Atkinson, Cassie (Jackman) Campion to meet in finals. (10-2-99)
  
• Monte Carlo WISPA Open Quarterfinal results from today: Vanessa Atkinson makes strong run into semis. (10-1-99)
  

September 1999 Women's information

• Martin Bronstein Reporting From Egypt: Final action, Al Ahram Men's and Women's Barada can't break through against Nicol. Martin vanquishes Owens with ease. (9-16-99) also Martin Bronstein Reporting From Egypt: Semi-final action, Al Ahram Men's and Women's Barada breaks through to meet Nicol after Power retires. Martin and Owens to meet in womens. (9-15-99)and...
  PSA, WISPA press releases on semifinals
  
• Martin Bronstein Reporting From Egypt: Quarter-finals, women's Al-Ahram Martin and Charman in excellent contest. (9-15-99)
• Second Round, Women's Al Ahram International: Martin Bronstein Reporting From Egypt Leilani Joyce falls. (9-14-99)
  
• First Round, Women's Al Ahram International: Martin Bronstein Reporting From Egypt Michelle Martin looking stronger. (9-13-99)
  also WISPA press release on the first round result
• Finals: Michelle Martin again (9-12-99)
  Semi final results, Heliopolis WISPA Open Micelle Martin beats Carol Owens, Leilani Joyce beats Cassie Campion. (9-11-99)
• women's quarterfinal Heliopolis results (9-10-99) Also: First round first day results (9-10-99) Also: Qualifying event results (9-8-99) Also: Qualifying event results (9-6-99)
• Singapore WISPA Open Final Results: Michelle Martin beats Leilani Joyce in an all down-under affair. (9-6-99)
• New in profiles section: Cardiff University standouts Conversation with Brian O'Hora and Amber Perreira from Cardiff University, Wales. (9-2-99)

August 1999 Women's information

• Pan American Games 99 Wrapup:
  Profile of the Team USA coaches - Sharon Bradey and Paul Assaiante (8-26-99), also
  Squashtalk Photo Gallery. (8-22-99) also:
  Special feature: Shabana Khan's smallest fan (8-22-99)
• World Women's Open in Seattle (Oct 99): Planning to visit or sponsor the World Open? Visit the tourney web site and learn more. (8-23-99).

July 1999 Women's information

• YTL Open Malaysia: Nicol David through to the quarters again. (July 8, 1999)
• Perth Silver Bowl Women's Invitational:Michelle Martin shows Natalie Grainger why she's #1. (July 4, 1999)
• Kuala Lumpur Open:Nicol David reaches finals of WISPA event but can't match Carol Owens this time: Owens wins after Davud had upset Vanessa Atkinson, Liz Irving. (July 5, 1999)
• July 2 1999 WISPA World rankings: New Zealand's Leilana Joyce up to #3 displacing Jackman. (July 1, 1999)
• June 28 1999 US Girls in Newport: Michelle Quibell sends in a report on the training regimen of the US Girls team for Antwerp. (July 1, 1999)

June 1999 Women's information

• USA Womens World team trials. Team trials held June 10-13 in Chatham, NJ. Photos and commentary now online.
  
  

May 1999 Women's information

• Hyder Trophy Tourney New York: Full results posted here now. Demer Holleran wins Open, Louisa Hall takes 5.5s, Wendy Ansdell the 5.0s
  
  
• Do you want to help sponsor WISPA Monaco Classic? WISPA is seeking several Pro/AM type sponsors. (5.24.99)
  
  
• Cassie Jackman wins in Mexicocontinues her steady performance in North America, this time over Linda Charman... (5.19.99)
  
  
• Leilani Joyce put New Zealand in the LightsJoyce wins Bright Lights WISPA open in Las Vegas!...defeats Cassie Jackman and Charman in turn. (All Americans fell in first round.) (5.10.99)
  
  
• 1999 Canadian Championships: Marney Baizley wins women's side Unexpected victory for Winipeg native. (added 5.6.99)
  
  
• WISPA Womens world rankings, May 1 1999Martin, Fitz-Gerald, Jackman, 1-2-3. (added 5.5.99)
  
  
• Demer's win at Atlanta explained....David Kennedy reports. (added 5.6.99)
  
  

April 1999 Women's information

• European 1999 Team Championships: Final results from Linz Austria. England beats Germany in the finals. Holland's Atkinson has big win over Schone in the quarters but is blanked by Jackman in the semis as England rolls to the finals. England wins, Holland takes third. (added 5.02.99)
  
  
• Demer Holleran prevails in Atlanta WISPA event: beats Maha Zein, McKenna and Hargreaves also reach semis. (added 5.03.99)
  
  
• Martin on top of the World: Colin McQuillan, Reports. Special to SquashTalk from Hagharda, Egypt (added 4.28.99)
  
  
• Grinham upsets Schoene in German WISPA event. Rachel Grinham, a former world junior champion from Australia, disappointed local Sabine Schoene in this weekend's WISPA event. The field was split, with several players choosing the Greek Open event on the same weekend. (added 4.26.99)
  
  
• Fiona Geaves nips Jane Martin in Greek Open.Geaves nips Jane Martin in this essentially four-WISPA-player event. (added 4.26.99)
  
  
• Malaysia pro tourney: Senga Macfie victorious Report of final from Star of Malasia online ; Local juniors star Beng Hee upsets Ben Gould then defeats local nemesis Kenneth Low to claim his first PSA title at 19. Beng Hee is the raining world juniors champion, but Kenneth Low had been undefeated in Malasia since 1996. Senga Macfie handles Natalie Grinham in women's finals. (link updated 4.19.99) [Nicol David loses in first round] , Beng Hee [semifinal win report ]
  
  
  
  
• Final results: WISPA Grand Prix. Martin beats Owens in all Australian final, Cassie Jackman earns third place. Sarah Fitz-Gerald retired with an injury. 4.19.99
  
  
• Massachusetts State Women's Championship 1999: Results.Concord Ma, April 10-11. (added 4.16.99)
  
  
• WISPA Grand Prix Finals set to begin thursday: Martin, Fitz-Gerald top field. Sue Wright withdraws. Women's top eight players, as per 1998 Grand Prix Results, to compete in Egypt this weekend. 4.14.99
  
  
• WISPA: Charman upsets Fitz-Gerald, Martin cruises Linda Charman, number 11th ranked WISPA player, scored a major upset in the first round of a WISPA Grand Prix event in Germany this weekend. Michelle Martin defeated Cassie Jackman in 4 games in the finals of this event. 4.13.99
  
  
• WISPA: Tania Bailey wins again Tania Bailey, reigning world junior champion won her second SRA event in recent weeks with a convincing win in the Duffield Morson International, April 11^th. 4.12.99

March 1999 Women's information

• US Women's Nationals in Hartford. Demer Holleran defends her title against Latasha, Shabana Khan.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event in Toulouse, Colorado March 12th through 14th. The tournament results are posted here. Tegwen Malik from Wales won her first WISPA tour event.
  
  
• WISPA and PSA tour event in Switzerland, March 5th - 7th. Swiss Open tournament results are posted here.Australia's Rachael Grinham prevailed in the finals.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event in Denver, Colorado March 5th through 7th. The tournament results are posted here. Leilana Joyce bested Tania Bailey in the finals. Joyce won her second straight event in Colorado and Bailey was a surprise finalist.
  
  

February 1999 Women's information

• USA College women's 1999 Howe cup tournament took place at Harvard University in Cambridge, MA last weekend (Feb 19-21 1999). This event is of great interest to women squash worldwide. The finals of this tournament attracted approximately 1000 spectators! The participating 9-woman teams came from 28 colleges and universities. The tournament is written up on SquashTalk (with photos) on: the college page, on a dedicated Howe cup page, and in articles in The Daily Princetonian online newspaper. Also, The US women's college website has the team lineup and some photos. Finally, the tournament results are available online.
  Photo: Brooke Herlihy, Harvard #2 and captain, © copyright 1999, Tim Morse, Carlisle MA
  
  
• Sarah Fitz-gerald is currently planning a USA exhibition tour, to take place April 28th through May 10th. The exhibition is being planned by Aidan Harrison. Peter Nicol and Chris Walker are also planning an extended exhibition tour in the USA this spring. These two tours signal the top players' frustration with the postponement of the British Open, and their own steps to compensate for it in terms of their own exposure.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event in Evergreen, Colorado Feb 26th through Feb 28th. The tournament results are posted here. Leilana Joyce bested Vanessa Atkinson in the finals.
  
  
• WISPA March world rankings. The March first top-twenty world rankings for women are posted here. Michelle Martin maintains her world number one ranking.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event in Evergreen, Colorado Feb 26th through Feb 28th. The tournament results are posted here. Leilana Joyce bested Vanessa Atkinson in the finals.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event in Mikkeli, Finland Feb 26th through March 1st. The final draw and schedule are posted here, courtesy Finnish Squash. Maha Zein from Egypt defeated Tegvin Malik from Wales in the finals.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event in Sonderborg Denmark Feb 19-21th. The Danish Squash website has the draw and schedule posted here. Pamela Nimmo and Annalize Naude reach the finals, with Nimmo prevailing in a Sunday afternoon final, despite dropping the first game to Maude. Ivy Pochoda from the US was entered but lost in the first round.
  
  
• WISPA Tour Event results, Chicago USA Feb 14th

Women's top players profiles and information

• Profiles of Australia's leading women players
• Profile of Dutch Champion, Vanessa Atkinson