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2001 World Junior Women's Championship
The Penang Squash Centre at Bukit Dumbar
Penang, Malaysia
July 15-28
[last update was 14-oct-01 ]

Complete Individual Results, Now Online and
Complete Team Results, Now Online

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2001 LATEST:

7-28-01
Tricia Chuah falters two points from victory and England beats Malaysia (M Bronstein, July 28) Egypt takes third.
Canada claims 9th place improving on 11th from '99 (July 28) (Squash Canada)
Finals report (July 28) (WSF)
7-27-01
Semis: England and Malaysia reach final showdown (M Bronstein, July 27)
Semi Final report (July 27) (WSF)
Canada reaches 9th place playoff (July 27) (Squash Canada)
7-26-01
Quarters: England and USA Advance (M Bronstein, July 26)
Malaysia/Australia (New Straits Times, July 26)
7-25-01
**Note: Wednesday is a rest day, quarterfinals are on 7-26-01**
7-24-01
England Confident (New Straits Times, July 24)
Teams: final pairings set (July 24)
Teams: pools day three (July 24) USA gets great historic win. (M Bronstein)
Pools Day Three (July 24) (WSF)
7-23-01
Teams: pools day two report (July 23) England, Egypt win again (M Bronstein)
7-22-01
Teams: pools day one report (July 22) USA and Australia win (M Bronstein)
Pools Day One (July 22) (WSF)
7-21-01
Final report (July 21) Nicol David wins in 17 minutes (M Bronstein)
Individual Final (July 21) (WSF)
7-20-01
Semi-Final report (July 20) (M Bronstein)
Plates Finals report (July 20) (M Bronstein)
Semi Final results(July 20) (WSF)
Team seedings and pools finalized (July 20) (M Bronstein)
Spin doctors start work on Chuah- Kawy matchup (July 20) Chuah "will surprise Omneya" (Lee Keng Fatt)
7-19-01
The quarters (July 19) (M Bronstein)
Malaysians sail into semis, Quibell out (July 19) (WSF)
The expanding Penang squash venue (July 19)
7-18-01
Tricia Chuah defeats tempestuous Swiss Zehender (July 18) (Lee Keng Fatt)
Nicol David, Kawy, Chuah, Quibell - into quarters (July 18) (M Bronstein)
Day Four results (July 18) (WSF)
Canadian notes (July 18) (Louis Daignault)
7-17-01
Martin Bronstein on day three (July 17) (M Bronstein) - Quibell, Nicol, Kawy
Nicol David leaves opponent in tears (July 17) Lee Keng Fatt
Complete Day Three results (July 17) (WSF)
USA team notes (July 17) (R Beck)
7-16-01
... from Michelle Quibell on the US team... (July 16)
Martin Bronstein on day two (July 16) (M Bronstein) - Nicol, Egyptians, Aussies, USA
Complete Day Two results (July 16) (WSF)
7-15-01
Omneya Abdel Kawi sets sights on Nicol David (July 15) (Lee Keng Fatt)
Day One results recap (July 15) (posted on draw pages)
Complete Day One results (July 15) (posted on draw pages)
USA Team attends opening ceremonies (July 15) (USA Team)
Egypt guns for Malaysia (July 15) (The Star)
7-14-01
Nicol David signs with Head (July 14) - sponsorship by Mulpha Group
Singaporeans pull out of individual event (July 14) - school exam conflicts
Australia brings quality team (July 14)
7-13-01 and earlier
USA wants to make its mark (July 13)
England aims high (July 12)
Malaysian team preview (July 12)
Bronstein's event preview (July 10)
WSF Press release: event preview (July 10)
India team preview (July 10)
USA team preview (July 5)

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