PSA Challenger Rankings page
- A new series of North American PSA tournaments to give budding North American, South American--and in fact worldwide--players an opportunity to play and beginning to move up the PSA world ranking ladder.
- An opportunity to see great squash around the Americas over the coming year.
- A chance to watch and participate -- many of these events offer skill-level or junior events coincident with the PSA Challenger tourneys.
PSA Challenger North American Rankings for January 1 2000: Canada keeps hold on spots 1-5, Lewis up to 8, Long up to 10.
Any questions, contact John Power at john.k.power@dartmouth.edu
North American Rankings as of 1-1-2000 (number following the name is that individual's world PSA ranking for 1-1-2000)
1. Jonathon Power (Can) 1
2. Graham Ryding (Can) 13
3. Kelly Patrick (Can) 46
4. Shahier Razik (Can) 60
5. Viktor Berg (Can) 78
6. Segun Maku (US) 111
7. Jason Jewell (US) 143
8. Mark Lewis (US) 180
9. David McNeely (US) 190
10. Tim Long (US) 203
11. Angus Kirkland (US) 219
12 Marcos Mendes (Mex) 219
13. Miguel Montero (Mex) 219
14. Marty Clark (US) 265
15. Ian Power (Can) 279
16. Richard Chin (US) 281
17. Steve Polli (US) 292
18. Brian Mathias (US) 300
19. Josh McDonald (Can) 300
20. Paul Ansdell (US) 304
21. Eric Pearson (US) 304
22. Duncan Pearson (US) 304
23. Richard Repetto (US) 304
24. Eric Christansen (US) 304
25. Beau River (US) 304
26. Robert Graham (US) 304
27. James Hewitt (Can) 304
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[Prior rankings (11-1-99)]
You can reach John Power by email in Hanover at Email: john.power@dartmouth.edu