Australia 2009 - Army Squash Racket Association

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Executive Summary - The British Combined Services Squash Team (BCSST) comprising 11
Men and 5 Women from all three services toured Australia over the period 2 - 19 May 09. The
tour encompassed the Northern Territories Open, Top End Open (Professional Squash
Association World Tour Event), Arafura Games and a 3-match Test Series against the Australian
Defence Organisation (ADO).
As ambassadors for British Combined Services every member of the squad performed
exceptionally well both on and off court. As well as displaying outstanding squash skills we were
able to capitalise upon the fabulous hospitality of our hosts and took every opportunity to make
new friends along the way.
I must commend all personnel that represented the British Combined Services for their expertise
on the squash court and the way in which they conducted themselves in public. I would also like
to take this opportunity to thank the sponsors (Hyundai, Manpower Software and individual
Service Sports Lotteries) for their financial support - Major Chris Wilson
The British Combined Services Squash Team
Chris Wilson
(Tour Manager)
Sam Miller
Phil Ashman
Ray Burke
Matt Ellicott
Jon Nicolls
Chrissie Arrowsmith
Marie Cross
Claire Cyprus
Mac Barwick
Ammy Whitehead
Mike Hallett
Bez Beresford
Mark Brodie
Jules Crew
Rich Jones
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Tour Events
Day One – Sydney – Page 4
The team arrived in Sydney, travel
weary, but still able to fit in some
sight seeing
NT and Top End Open – Page 7
Pictured is Sam Miller winning the
qualifying round for the Professional
Squash Association (PSA) Top End
Open
Arafura Games – Page 12
Start of the Arafura Games, pictured
Matt Ellicott during the Opening
Ceremony
Medal Ceremony – Page 20
Sam Miller during the presentation
ceremony winning individual Gold
Skits, Presentations and Social Events
– Page 21
Claire Cyprus showing how to wear
the “Pink Suit” with style
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Sydney 4 – 6 May 09
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The BCSST arrived at Sydney International Airport on 4
May 2009. The long haul flight was over!! Bags were
stacked high on trolleys and everyone made their
way to the taxi rank. Mike “Ranked No 100 in the
World” (so he claimed) Hallett had a
particularly challenging push with most of the
bags falling off the wobbly trolley at least
twice; murmurs of ‘you should have tied those
bag-a-roos down sport’ filled the air! With baggage
stuffed into two of the tiniest mini buses in the whole of
Australasia we set off. It wasn’t long until the burning
clutches brought a tear to everyone’s eyes with Jon
Nicholls shouting that the fumes were 'carcinogenetic' so we
were all doomed - a flavour that Jon kept throughout the tour
as you will read!
We arrived safely at the 'Y' Hotel in Sydney at 08.50 and were allocated our
rooms! It was soon apparent that the double bed situation would not suit some
especially Mark Brodie who was heard saying 'I don't do skin
on skin' so extra rooms were purchased to avoid cross
contamination! Luckily a training session was booked at
10:00, which we all attended. A bus arrived to take us to
the Squash Club and this is when the team first met
Madonna Doyle. Madonna is a Sgt in the Royal
Australian Air Force and a member of MAASH
Squash Club, which was where the team
headed for our ‘Sydney’ part of the tour. On
the way to the squash club we laughed
all the way as we found out Madonna
had never driven a bus before!
After a light training session (about
1½ hours!) there was just enough
time to relax, catch up on some
much needed sleep and work on
that all important tan, before the
first match of the tour against the
local team, MAASH Squash Club.
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The MAASH Squash Club had 6 glass backed courts, a
fitness suite, excellent changing facilities and a very
helpful man behind a bar (soft drinks!) who would attend
to our every squash need! The team trained for 1½ hours
and then went for lunch at an Italian restaurant just
outside the club. With only a short break the team caught
a little Aussie sun in the nearby park and then returned
to the club to play 3 box leagues of 10, first to 21.
It turned out to be a bit of an eye-opener as most players
lost, mainly due to just coming off a 24 hour flight. Bez put
his defeats down to the fact he had only brought one pair of
shorts and a t-shirt and had to play in wet kit from the
mornings play - man-up Bez!
After the round robin competition we all headed into the Big City to taste the
infamous Sydney nightlife. Phil Ashman aka ‘Pink Suit’ and Ray Burke aka
‘Ali G’ made their first appearance of many throughout the tour,
photos of the 'chuckle brothers' can be viewed on the montage
pages. The group then split into two with those wanting to eat
going to Darling Harbour, which was fantastic with excellent food
and our own private room! Those claiming that ‘eating is
cheating’ went straight to the nightlife spots - never to be seen
again!
Next morning saw some very bleary eyed
individuals; luckily training had been sidelined
as everyone felt that it would be a shame to
travel half way around the world and not
have the opportunity to see some of the sites
Sydney had to offer. After a couple of hours the
group met up in a cafe which boasted views of
Harbour Bridge and the Opera house, Nice!
We returned to MAASH where the CS select (all of us!) were to
play the clubs best. Unfortunately we lost overall with 6 wins and 10
losses, although some of the girls had to play men which was a
little unfair.
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A presentation was
made to the club
to thank them for
Mark Brodie sporting both the Pink
their hospitality
Suit and the “Fairy Wings of Power”
and in return they
gave us all a
MAASH T-shirt which
was gratefully received. A
quick bus ride back to
Sydney
(Madonna's
driving was improving)
took us to the Opera
House where a random
David
Bailey
was
commandeered to take a photo of the team. As it turned out the man was no
David Bailey and the picture could not be printed! However, the Opera House
was still stunning at night.
A quick change of clothes and the nightlife was hit again, Rich Jones was voted
‘Pink Suit’ which he donned in style, the first appearance of the ‘Fairy Wings of
Power’ took the social shenanigans up a level with the Mr/Mrs Conspicuous
game, this involved copying anything the wing wearer did out of the norm. The
last person to perform the 'out of normal activity' took possession of the wings
and was required to perform the routine once again. This continued throughout
the night in preparation for the early start for the flight to Darwin the next
morning.
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Darwin
Professional Squash Association (PSA) Top End Open
Northern Territories Open
Australian Defence Organisation Test Match
The Accommodation Saga
We arrived at Darwin International Airport at 14:55 on 6 May 09 and
were met by the Australian Defence Organisation (ADO). Their Team
Manager Pete had done a grand job procuring 3 ‘utes’ for us to use
during our stay, which were 7-seater vehicles; these were invaluable
throughout our stay. After stuffing our squash bags inside we headed
to RAAF Darwin where we were shown our accommodation. Through no fault of
the ADO the accommodation was poor with bunk beds and two lockers
crammed into a tiny tin hut; not content, some of the team headed into town to
look for alternative accommodation at their own expense.
Using his old student negotiating techniques Sam Miller managed to secure
rooms at the Novotel Hotel on the sea front for less than half the going rate, go
Sam! With 3 rooms booked and 3 rooms reserved for the remainder of the
team he headed back to tin city where a meeting was held. It was decided that
to ensure team cohesion and comfort, that players would make an additional
contribution and also stay at the Novotel.
PSA Top End Qualifying Rounds
Sam almost cat like on court, The PSA Top End Squash Tournament is a
finding purr-fect length and
professional squash competition, so our first day
width
was all about supporting Sam in his bid to win
the PSA open title. His morning match was
against Brendan Gulston who gave a good
account of himself but still lost to Sam 3-0.
The win took Sam thorough to the 2nd
qualifying round which was to take place at
16:30 on the same day, Sam just had time
to go through his convoluted warm down
and stretching routine before the next
match.
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Training for the mere mortals took place for a
couple of hours through lunch in preparation for
the 1st of 3 Test matches against the ADO. Sam
was soon back on court and his second
opponent, local lad Josh Cardwell, fell swiftly in 3
which upset the home crowd somewhat but the
win took Sam through to the PSA Open.
British Combined Services v Australian Defence Organisation
1st Test Match
While Sam concentrated on the PSA event, on the morning of 8 May
the remainder of the squad saw their first of 3 test matches
against the ADO. Our team consisted of 5 men and 4 ladies;
Chris Wilson, Matt Ellicott, Ray Burke, Mark Brodie, Bez
Beresford, Claire Cyprus, Chrissie Arrowsmith, Marie Cross,
and Mac Barwick.
The men’s team proved too strong for the ADO, all
winning their matches with relative ease. It was a
different story for the girls finding the ADO tough
opposition. This match was an important stepping
stone for the ladies, all gaining much needed match
experience ahead of the Arafura Games, the main
event on the tour. Chrissie did the girls proud by
winning her very tough match in 5 against Kim
Booth, 12-10 in the 5th - first test of the series to the
Brits (Poms as we would be affectionately known)!
The team now had a good feel for the level of
competition, the heat on court, and were up for
the challenges ahead.
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PSA Top End Open Main Competition – Opening Round
Having successfully qualified for the main competition, Sam
was unfortunately drawn against the No2 seed Dick
Lau from Hong Kong who was a firm favourite for
the title. Despite the odds, Sam stepped on
court with his customery determination and
confidence. The first game was a very long
affair with over 150 shot rallies. Both players
attacked the ball, vollying at every
opportunity, in an attempt to take the upper
hand.
Sam’s movement on court was
breathtaking, retrieving well and getting on the
ball early, putting his opponent under real
pressure. After a gruelling first game it was Dick
who came out on top in a game that could have gone
either way. The second game went much the same as
the first, both players were visibly feeling the effects of
two hard games. Another hard fought game ended with
with refereeing decisions that Sam took exception to,
which resulted in him doing a brilliant John McEnroe impersonation (he was of
course fined later by the tour fines master, Mike Hallett).
At 2 games to 0 down Sam knew he had to do something special to
stay in the match. He came out in the 3rd all guns blazing (he is a Gunner!)
powering to an early lead. He took Dick by surprise attacking every ball, often
taking on difficult volleys well in front of the service line. The middle part of the
game saw Dick fight back but Sam proved to be too strong winning 11-2.
Sam was right back in the match and the crowd was
buzzing, we were being treated to some top level
squash and Sam had now shaken the No2 seed.
Despite the valiant effort in the previous game Sam was
unable to maintain the momentum and eventually lost
the match 3-1.
Dick progressed through the
tournament, eventually losing to the PSA Top End
Open winner, and fellow countryman, Max Lee in the
quarter final. All in all a great performace from Sam
displaying all the skills and athleticism that took him
to the top 75 in the World before joining the Army. It
was a real privilage for the team to witness, and be
involved, in such a high level of squash.
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Northern Territories (NT) OPEN
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The Northern Territories (NT) Open was held 3 days before the Arafura
Games opened and took place at the Darwin Squash Centre. The NT
Open was designed for male and female amateurs and comprised 3
graded competitions ranging from A to C; all BCSST players were
entered into the A Grade competition. The NT Open commenced at
13:00 on 8 May 09.
Round 1
During the first round all of the BCSST won their matches
with only 2 games being dropped in all matches - well
done lads! Some of the girls didn’t fare so well with only
Chrissie going through to the next round - well done
Chrissie!
Round 2
Tougher competition sorted out the men from the boys and
thinned the men out somewhat! Matt was drawn against
Chris the result of which produced an epic match of
titanic proportions. This match went to the wire with
both players digging deep and with the match poised at
2-2, the 5th game went to Matt who finally clinched
victory 14-12! What a fantastic game! Rich, Mark,
Bez, Matt and Jon all made it through to the 3rd round
with the remainder out and on their way to the plate
competition, which proved to be a very high standard
affair.
The girls saw everyone apart from Marie given a
bye to the next round; this she saw as ‘just bad
luck’ and lost to Kim Booth, again in straight sets.
Round 3
Both Mark and Rich held the men’s end up so to
speak to win their 3rd round matches. Rich took a nasty knock
on the face in the first game busting his lip but his game was on
top form knocking out tough opponent George Mikhael. Mark
Brodie produced a lucky win (so Jon tells us) against Jon
Nicholls to win 3-0 and progress to the 4th round.
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Round 4
Rich and Mark were drawn against each other in the 4th round. It was
clear in the first game that the pair were very evenly matched; Mark
kept the ball tight and played an aggressive percentage game, while
Rich showed youthful speed and flair. Mark’s more consistent game
won him the first game, the second game proved to be much tighter
and Rich began to dominate. Just when we thought we were in for a
real battle Mark appeared to trip over Rich’s outstretched foot
injuring his ankle. After taking some time out to try and walk off
the injury it was apparent he would be
unable to continue. It was the end of the
road for Mark, however he was able to
console himself by the pool each day!
The Finals
With 4 BCSST players in the Finals the odds were good in securing victory. In
the ladies final, Chrissie unfortunately lost in 3-2 to Shari Fuller. In the final of
the men's competition, Rich Jones played local hero 'Jamie Broadfoot', which
produced another brilliant match. Rich played out of his skin to take Jamie to
2-2 but did not have the experience to close the match out eventually losing 3-2.
Our last chance of securing any success rested upon the shoulders of Claire
Cyprus and Chris Wilson. Claire and Chris did not disappoint by beating Mel
Boyd (ADO) 3-1 and Daryl Ferguson (ADO) 3-0 respectively.
Sponsor NT Tyres- Owner George Mikhael hands out the cash
prises to our winners!
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The Arafura Games is a week long multi sport event
held in Darwin, Australia, every two years. The games
are designed for the emerging champions of Asia
Pacific and beyond to use as a stepping stone up to
their highest level. This year 26 different sports were
on offer with 46 countries participating in the
championships which also incorporate the Oceanic
Paralympics Championships. The games logo above
represents the flags of all the nations coming together to
participate in the games. Rocky the rock wallaby has been the
mascot of the games since its inception in 1991.
Opening Ceremony
The opening ceremony took place at 18:00 on 9 May 09 and we were warned
by the Australian Defence Organisation (ADO) Squash Team that the ceremony
would be good; they were wrong - it was brilliant. Prior to the start, the British
Combined Service Squash Team (BCSST) mustered outside Arafura Central
Stadium for a photo before marching to the muster area.
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On arrival at the muster point we saw a huge line of participants all clearly
identified by a banner stating their country. The countries were placed in
alphabetical order, which was simple enough for some except for Jules Crewe
who asked 'why are we behind Hong Kong!' Cheers easy.
While we waited to enter the Stadium, Sam
Miller was interviewed by a local radio
station who had heard of the infamous Pink
Suit (having been worn in Darwin the
previous night). Sam was only too willing to
keep the local community informed about
British Forces traditions, indicating that he
hoped to be chosen to wear it next – not
to worry Sam you did not have long to
wait!
We then marched into the muster area, which in essence was an area of the
stadium used to accommodate the athletes prior to parading into the spectator
arena. It was not long before 3,000 competitors from all around the globe filled
up the area.
We were held in the muster area for quite a
while whilst the stadium was in full carnival
mode with
music and
dancing.
Eventually,
we started
our march
into the
stadium.
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We were introduced by the host and
began our walk down the red carpet
and out into the stadium in front of
8,000 spectators. It’s hard to capture
on paper how everyone felt - it was
amazing. The torch was lit and the
games were officially opened by the
Mayor of Darwin. Let battle
commence!
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Let the Games Begin!
The following day all squash competitors, officials and management gathered at
Darwin Squash Club where group and team photographs were taken. There
was also an opportunity to ask the officials about rule changes and any queries
regarding current rules, which soon became a ‘test the referee’ session, but of
course they had all the answers!
All players bar Mark Brodie, who claimed to be injured after playing Rich Jones
in the NT Open, were entered into the team and individual events. The men
broke down into two teams:Team A – Sam Miller, Chris Wilson and Matt Ellicott with Phil Ashman and Ray
Burke as reserves.
Team B – Jules Crew, Bez Beresford and Jon Nicholls with Rich Jones and
Mike Hallett as reserves.
Unfortunately due to Arafura Games rules only one team was allowed to
compete for medals.
Arafura Ladies Individuals
Once again facing stiff competition it was only Claire who made it through to the
semi-finals. Chrissie played well which saw her through to the 3rd round where
she lost in 4 games to Carol Hitchcock. Ammy and Mac
went out at the 2nd and Marie lost yet again to Kim Booth,
she was beginning to be her nemesis!
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Afafura Ladies Team
The girls tried a different approach
with Mac and Ammy replacing
Marie against New Caledonia and
Northern Territories. It was to no
avail as only 2 games were
taken in all of the 6 matches.
On the finals day the girls
were up against their top
rivals ADO. Claire had retired from the competition with
a strained neck which had previously ruled her out of
her semi-final game against Rachael Carey. It was
decided that Mac would play at 3 with Marie and Chrissie
2 and 1 respectively. Mac struggled against Julie Medway
who had performed superbly throughout the whole
competition. Up again stepped Marie against her nemesis
Kim Booth! Playing out of her skin Marie took the first 2
games and had match ball in the 3rd. Kim battled back to
claim that game and the next to take the match to the 5th.
Marie somehow found inspiration from the pep talk from
Phil Ashman to take the 5th game, 11-6, she
couldn’t take the smile off her face!
The pressure was now on Chrissie, stepping up to the
No1 position for the injured Claire, in a bid to snatch
victory from a strong ADO team. The match was finally
balanced at one match all; Madonna Doyle, the ADO
No1, was so far undefeated – not much pressure on
Chrissie to win against the formidable Doyle.
Chrissie quickly settled in to her game taking the first 2
games through a mixture of tight drop shots and determined
running. Madonna seemed surprised by the strength and
determination of her opponent finally losing 3-0. Chrissie
played exceptionally well to win against the odds, under
pressure, securing the Bronze medal for the Combined
Services Ladies.
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Afafura Men’s Individuals
All the men performed extremely well during the
Games featuring in every round. Bez Beresford
played particularly well to reach the 4th round where
he met Sam Miller. Despite a spirited performance
from Bez, Sam won in straight games.
Chris Wilson played his usual strong games, moving
well and making few, if any, errors. He proved too
strong for his opponent, James Hill, moving into the
Semi Final without dropping a game to meet Sam Miller.
Sam’s game was superior to Chris’s in all departments.
No matter what Chris did Sam was able to effortlessly
retrieve the ball and immediately turn the tables and put
Chris under pressure before closing out the rally. Sam
dominated throughout the match winning in straight
games to set up a final against another ex-professional
player, Dave White (brother of John White ex World top 5
player). Coming off court Chris was heard to say ‘he is
just in a different league’.
The Arafura Games final was eagerly awaited; with two
ex-professional players we were in for a real squash
treat. The first game did not disappoint, with
some long rallies and breathtaking shots
both players battled hard to dominate the
game. It was Sam who came out on top in the first game moving
Dave around the court through a combination of speed and better shot
selection. Sam was continually quicker to ball and able to dictate the pace of
the game, something that was to both frustrate and tire Dave.
A powerful player Dave responded in the second game attacking
the ball more and going for some big shots. Sam proved to be
more than up for the task retrieving what appeared to be
winners, adding to Dave’s frustration.
Dave became
increasing desperate as it became apparent he could not
stop the relentless running and accuracy of Sam. Not for
the first time Sam proved to be too strong in all departments
winning an exciting final 3-0 to take the Arafura Games
individual Gold Medal.
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Afafura Men’s A Team
The A Team fancied their chances of taking gold and
with polished performances from all team members in
all previous rounds they reached the final where
they played the ADO team. The A team were
hot favourites to win and they did not
disappoint coming out victors in a tough final
match taking the Gold Medal. Matt Ellicott
played first against Darryl Ferguson and at
one game each the 3rd game produced
an epic with Matt finally taking it 12-10.
Darryl flagged in the 4th game
allowing Matt to pull away and
win the match 3-1. Chris
Wilson unexpectedly lost his
first game to Craig Baldwin but
came through in the end to take the match 3-1.
Sam Miller dominated ex-professional Dave
White winning 3-0.
Along the way to the final only Phil Ashman
succumbed to a tenacious, highly talented,
skilful, good looking and athletic Jon Nicholls in
a 3-1 defeat with no disputed calls due to the
ever watchful glazed eye of the official Ray Burke!!
After completing the Arafura Squash Competition
the team felt completely 'squash out' so it was decided that
the planned 2nd Test Match against ADO would be decided
on the combined ladies and men's results from the Arafura matches and
consequently the BCSST were victorious helping to secure a series win.
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Afafura Men’s B Team
The Men’s B Team were up against it from the start of
the Games with Mark Brodie, one of the strongest
players, out injured.
The overall team
performance was excellent finishing a credible
4th overall. The team faired well due to some
outstanding performances, particularly from
Jon Nicholls and Bez Beresford, securing
victories against the youthful and highly
talented New Caledonia team and local
favourites Northern Territories.
Arafura Games Summary
The British Combined Services Squash Team
quickly established a reputation for a sense of
fun coupled with tenacious and skilful squash
around the Games. Already proving to be a force
to be reckoned with during the Northern Territories
and Top End Open we were to be the team to
beat.
Despite a couple of injuries to win 2 Gold medals and a Bronze was more than we
could have hoped for. The Ladies team had a particularly good games showing
considerable improvement to defeat the ADO team, a team that had previously
beaten them comfortably earlier in the tour, to take the Bronze medal. This with
their No1 out through injury!
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Arafura Games Medal Ceremony
As the games
came to a
close it only
remained for
the medals to
be presented.
The organisers
had done a
thoroughly
professional job of
running the games
and controlling the
players, ensuring
changes had a
minimal effect on
players.
The medal ceremony
was no exception, with
the National Anthem
playing for the
presentation of the individual Gold to Sam Miller and the team
Gold going to the Men’s A Team we were all feeling very proud to be British.
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Skits, Presentations and Social Events
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At the post Arafura Games Party, presentations were
made to Carol Kawaljenko (Games Manager) and
Madonna Doyle for their huge
contribution in making the games
and tour such a tremendous
success. Chris Wilson presented a
framed photo of the Combined
Services Squash Team to Scott
Chamings, Manager of Darwin
Squash Club, as a token of our gratitude and appreciation to
the Club and all the numerous volunteers who helped maintain
the courts and ensured the competition ran seamlessly and
provided our team with endless cups of tea!
For the post Games party, all teams were asked to perform a
skit in front of the other nations. Terrified of a 'PC' clanger
it was decided we would base the skit on the Brit
team! So Ali G and the ‘Pink Suit’ ‘aka’ Jules
took us on a journey, poking fun at, amongst
others, Mike Hallett for an e-mail blunder
(to a girl he met in Sydney) in which
he claimed to be a world top 100
squash player. Our host for the
majority of the tour, Madonna
Doyle, did not escape
ridicule, elaborating upon
her evening exploits and
decidedly ropey games that
followed the day after did not go
unnoticed. The party was one of the
best of the tour with everyone joining
in the Mr/Mrs Conspicuous fun and
games.
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And Finally….
During our stay in Darwin we
were joined by Harry Burke .
Harry turned out to be Ray’s
brother whom he had not
seen for 38 years. Harry left
the family when he was only
15 for a life in Australia.
Having spent some time
together Ray decided to give
his hard earned Gold Medal
to his brother which was one
of the cherished moments of
the tour.
This was a superb squash
tour to Australia, which
encompassed outstanding
squash competitions, brilliant
social events and the opportunity of a lifetime to experience and take part in an
International Games Competition. The tour took 18 months to organise,
comprising thousands of emails, text messages, phone calls, letters and Admin
Orders and a few headaches along the way. On behalf of the British Combined
Services Squash Touring Team we would like to sincerely express our gratitude
to our sponsors and the tour management team, Chris Wilson and Phil Ashman,
for their hard work, dedication and patience for putting together a truly
memorable squash tour. Thank you.
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Pictures from the Sights of Australia ……..
Although a mammoth amount of squash was played by all during the tour there
was a small amount of time for some social gatherings!
Crocodylus Park
Most of the team managed to escape the
squash courts for a couple of hours to see
some of the largest lizards on the planet!
Berry Spings
About an hour's drive out of Darwin Berry Springs allowed the team to cool off
and sober up from the night before.
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Lichfield National Park
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A two hour drive rewarded the team with
sites of termite stacks and waterfalls, not to
mention the rock wallaby and baby! No
bigger than a small domestic cat.
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Sunset Boat Trip
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Kindly Ali McKenzie-Blyth secured sponsorship from Hyundai for the social
finale of the tour. She booked a sunset boat trip complete with B-B-Q, wine and
a drag net for the more adventurous.
Some were not too willing to jump in the Crocodile infested waters, but there
were many foolish enough to take the plunge. First few managed to jump in
and hold on to the net, unfortunately Claire was not so lucky – she soon
became a dot on the horizon! This was the icing on the cake of a truly
memorable tour. We were able to share this final evening with the Australian
Defence Organisation.
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Pink Suit Brigade!
From the first night in Sydney one of the team was nominated to wear the “Pink
Suit”. This was procured by Ray Burke, embroidered with the Tour logo, front
and back, and worn out from around 18:00 each evening.
Some were selected to wear the Pink Suit due to transgressions made during
the day, others were not selected because they were far too keen to wear it
(Ray Burke). Once worn the wearer had to add a pink item to the outfit;
additions included: Lipstick; Nail varnish (no nail varnish remover!); Handbag;
Feather Boa; Sunglasses; Net Gloves to name but a few. Here are some of the
chosen few……..
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Proud to be British
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Combined Services Australia
Squash Tour Results
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CS Australia Tour Results
PSA Open
1st Round Qualifier
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Sam
Miller
Brendan Gulston
Game 1
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7
Game 2
11
1
Game 3
11
Game 4
Game 5
3
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
0
2nd Round Qualifier
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Sam
Miller
Josh Cardwell
Game 1
11
7
Game 2
11
8
Game 3
11
Game 4
Game 5
5
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
0
PSA - 1st Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Sam
Miller
Dick Lau (2 Seed)
Game 1
9
11
Game 2
3
11
Game 3
2
11
Game 4
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Game 5
4
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
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NT Open A Grade-Men
1st Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Philip
Ashman
Daniel Nicholson
11
8
11
9
11
6
Won
3
0
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Adam Wyatt
11
4
11
4
11
7
Won
3
0
Mark
Brodie
Stuart Stephens
11
6
11
1
11
2
Won
3
0
Raymond
Burke
Craig Baldwin
4
11
11
4
17
15
Won
3
1
Julian
Crew
Daryl Bessell
11
9
11
5
11
8
Won
3
0
Matthew James
Ellicott
Steve Armitage
11
2
11
8
11
2
Won
3
0
Michael
Hallett
Rod Smith
11
5
11
4
11
6
Won
3
0
Richard Levi
Jones
Jesse Yep
11
4
13
11
11
4
Won
3
0
Jonathan
Nicholls
Jarrod Ashcroft
11
7
11
9
11
6
Won
3
0
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Shane Ratcliffe
8
11
11
7
11
6
Won
3
1
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
13
11
11
6
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
30
2nd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Philip
Ashman
Jamie Broadfoot
2
11
8
11
7
11
Lost
0
3
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Jules Crew
12
10
11
8
11
4
Won
3
0
Mark
Brodie
Rhys Dowling
11
7
11
4
11
5
Won
3
0
Raymond
Burke
Jon Nicholls
7
11
4
11
5
11
Lost
1
3
Julian
Crew
Spencer Beresford
10
12
8
11
4
11
Lost
0
3
Matthew James
Ellicott
Chris Wilson
5
11
11
9
6
11
Won
3
2
Michael
Hallett
Ben Werchon
10
12
8
11
4
11
Lost
0
3
Richard Levi
Jones
Darryl Ferguson
4
11
8
11
11
9
Won
3
2
Jonathan
Nicholls
Ray Burke
11
7
11
4
11
5
Won
3
0
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Matt Ellicott
11
5
9
11
11
6
Lost
3
2
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
13
11
11
11
8
13
Game 5
14
11
12
12
7
14
Won/Lost
Result
3rd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Ben Werchon
13
11
13
11
11
0
Mark
Brodie
Jon Nicholls
11
4
11
7
11
Matthew James
Ellicott
Jamie Broadfoot
2
11
8
11
Richard Levi
Jones
George Mikhael
4
11
11
Jonathan
Nicholls
Mark Brodie
4
11
8
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
3
Game 5
9
11
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
2
3
7
Won
3
0
7
11
Lost
0
3
8
11
0
Won
3
1
11
5
11
Lost
0
3
11
11
4
4th Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Mark
Brodie
Rich Jones
Game 1
11
5
Game 2
0
11
Game 3
0
11
Game 4
0
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
1
3
Final (Semi)
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Richard Levi
Jones
Mark Brodie
Game 1
5
11
Game 2
11
0
Game 3
11
0
Game 4
11
0
Game 5
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
1
30
31
Final 1
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Richard Levi
Jones
Jamie Broadfoot
Game 1
5
11
Game 2
5
11
Game 3
11
7
Game 4
12
10
Game 5
8
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
3
2
NT Open A Grade-Men
3rd Round Special
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Philip
Ashman
Chris Wilson
10
12
4
11
11
13
Lost
0
3
Raymond
Burke
Rhys Dowling
8
11
8
11
1
11
Lost
0
3
Julian
Crew
Mike Hallett
12
10
11
4
13
11
Won
3
0
Michael
Hallett
Jules Crew
10
12
4
11
11
13
Lost
0
3
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Phil Ashman
12
10
11
4
13
11
Won
3
0
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
4th Round Special
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Chris Wilson
10
12
12
10
2
11
6
11
Lost
1
3
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Jules Crew
12
10
10
12
11
2
11
6
Won
3
1
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Final Special
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Darryl Ferguson
Game 1
12
10
Game 2
10
12
Game 3
11
2
Game 4
11
Game 5
6
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
1
NT Open A Grade - Women
1st Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Marie
Cross
Kim Booth
Game 1
9
11
Game 2
9
11
Game 3
5
Game 4
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
0
3
2nd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Emma Finck
11
9
11
7
11
7
Won
3
0
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Tracey Cumming
7
11
6
11
2
11
Lost
0
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
31
32
2nd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Madonna Doyle
7
11
9
11
11
7
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Shari Fuller
3
11
2
11
2
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
5
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
1
3
Lost
0
3
3rd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Sharmine Mills
Game 1
11
6
Game 2
13
11
Game 3
5
11
Game 4
6
11
Game 5
6
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
2
3
NT Open A Grade - Women
3rd Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Marie
Cross
Amy Whitehead
8
11
12
10
10
12
9
11
Lost
1
3
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Marie Cross
11
8
10
12
12
10
11
9
Won
3
1
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
4th Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Amy Whitehead
11
2
11
1
11
9
Won
3
0
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Emma Finck
11
9
11
9
15
13
Won
3
0
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Mac Barwick
2
11
1
11
9
11
Lost
0
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
5th Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Melinda Boyd
12
10
10
12
6
11
8
11
Lost
1
3
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Kay Dobson
10
12
12
10
11
6
11
8
Won
3
1
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Plate Final
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Melinda Boyd
Game 1
10
12
Game 2
12
10
Game 3
11
6
Game 4
11
Game 5
8
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
1
NT Open A Grade - Women
5th Round Special Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
32
33
5th Round Special Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Julie Medway
Game 1
5
11
Game 2
6
11
Game 3
11
9
Game 4
11
5
Game 5
11
7
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
2
Final Special
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Shari Fuller
Game 1
11
5
Game 2
11
6
Game 3
9
11
Game 4
5
11
Game 5
7
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
2
3
NT Open A Grade - Women
1st Round Consolidation
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Marie
Cross
Naomi Dobson
Game 1
9
11
Game 2
1
11
Game 3
12
10
Game 4
7
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
1
3
5th Round Consolidation
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Naomi Dobson
Game 1
5
11
Game 2
4
11
Game 3
10
Game 4
Game 5
12
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
0
3
Arafura Games Men's Individual
1st Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Raymond
Burke
Onil Laol
11
5
11
6
11
7
Won
3
0
Jonathan
Nicholls
Stuart Stephens
11
0
11
5
11
3
Won
3
0
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
2nd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Philip
Ashman
Jesse Yep
7
11
11
8
11
3
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Sebastien Michaux
11
4
11
5
11
4
Raymond
Burke
Lachian Cowley
12
10
5
11
13
11
11
Julian
Crew
Ahmad Aswadi Othman
11
9
5
11
3
11
6
Matthew James
Ellicott
Steve Armitage
12
10
11
7
11
Michael
Hallett
Bastien Caisso
11
5
11
8
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
11
9
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
1
Won
3
0
8
Won
3
1
11
Lost
1
3
7
Won
3
0
6
Won
3
0
33
34
2nd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Richard Levi
Jones
Daniel Nicholson
11
2
12
10
13
11
Won
3
0
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Ahmad Othmad
11
4
11
7
11
3
Won
3
0
Jonathan
Nicholls
Ryan Ashcroft
8
11
11
5
11
5
11
8
Won
3
1
Christopher Philip
Wilson
George Mikhael
11
5
11
3
9
11
11
7
Won
3
1
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
3rd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Phil Ashman
11
7
11
6
11
9
Won
3
0
Raymond
Burke
Chris Wilson
7
11
9
11
4
11
Lost
0
3
Matthew James
Ellicott
Ahmad Othman
6
11
11
8
11
8
11
6
Won
3
1
Michael
Hallett
Rich Jones
9
11
11
9
11
9
11
5
Won
3
1
Richard Levi
Jones
Mike Hallett
11
9
9
11
9
11
5
11
Lost
1
3
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Adam Wyatt
11
2
11
7
11
5
Won
3
0
Jonathan
Nicholls
Dave White
9
11
13
11
4
11
Lost
1
3
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Ray Burke
11
7
11
9
11
4
Won
3
0
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
4
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Result
4th Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Sam Miller
3
11
3
11
3
11
Lost
0
3
Matthew James
Ellicott
Jamie Broadfoot
6
11
5
11
5
11
Lost
0
3
Michael
Hallett
Dave White
8
11
5
11
6
11
Lost
0
3
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Spencer Beresford
11
3
11
3
11
3
Won
3
0
Christopher Philip
Wilson
James Hill
11
9
11
5
11
8
Won
3
0
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Final (Semi)
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Chris Wilson
Game 1
11
3
Game 2
11
3
Game 3
11
3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
0
34
35
Final (Semi)
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Sam Miller
Game 1
3
11
Game 2
3
11
Game 3
3
Game 4
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
0
3
Final 1
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Dave White
Game 1
11
4
Game 2
11
2
Game 3
11
Game 4
Game 5
3
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
0
Arafura Games Men's Individual
1st Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Ka Hou Sou
Game 1
9
11
Game 2
12
10
Game 3
11
3
Game 4
11
Game 5
7
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
1
2nd Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Fabrice Polizzi
Game 1
7
11
Game 2
11
8
Game 3
11
6
Game 4
6
11
Game 5
11
7
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
2
3rd Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Chak In Chan
Game 1
11
9
Game 2
11
4
Game 3
11
Game 4
Game 5
3
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
0
Final (Semi) Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Darryl Ferguson
Game 1
6
11
Game 2
10
12
Game 3
7
Game 4
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
0
3
Arafura Games Ladies Individual
1st Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Naomi Dobson
11
2
11
4
11
4
Won
3
0
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Vanessa Quach
4
11
8
11
4
11
Lost
0
3
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Vanessa Quach
4
11
8
11
4
11
Lost
0
3
Marie
Cross
Caroline Quach
3
11
1
11
1
11
Lost
0
3
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Shari Fuller
7
11
6
11
5
11
Lost
0
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
35
36
2nd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Kim Booth
11
9
11
4
11
8
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Madonna Doyle
19
17
11
7
8
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
9
11
Game 5
1
11
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
0
Lost
2
3
3rd Round
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Carol Hitchcock
Game 1
6
11
Game 2
11
9
Game 3
7
11
Game 4
7
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
1
3
Arafura Games Ladies Individual
3rd Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Shari Fuller
5
11
5
11
11
9
Marie
Cross
Kim Booth
6
11
1
11
3
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Vanessa Quach
6
11
6
11
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
8
Game 5
11
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
1
3
11
Lost
0
3
11
Lost
0
3
4th Round Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Kim Booth
Game 1
11
9
Game 2
11
6
Game 3
14
Game 4
Game 5
12
Won/Lost
Won
Result
3
0
Final (Semi) Plate
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Rachael Carey
Game 1
11
0
Game 2
11
0
Game 3
11
Game 4
Game 5
0
Won/Lost
Lost
Result
3
0
ADF Test Match 1
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Kim Booth
4
11
11
9
11
7
4
11
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Melinda Boyd
4
11
6
11
11
9
6
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Peter Gilkes
11
4
11
8
11
13
11
Mark
Brodie
Craig Baldwin
11
8
11
2
11
6
Raymond
Burke
Stuart Stephens
11
9
12
10
6
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
11
Game 5
10
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
2
11
Lost
1
3
8
Won
3
1
Won
3
0
Won
3
1
7
12
36
37
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Marie
Cross
Julie Medway
4
11
6
11
11
9
11
6
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Madonna Doyle
9
11
12
10
4
11
15
13
Matthew James
Ellicott
Darryl Ferguson
11
9
11
7
11
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Daryl Bessell
11
8
11
6
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
1
3
Lost
2
3
6
Won
3
0
7
Won
3
0
7
11
Arafura Games Ladies Team
ADO
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Madonna Doyle
11
6
11
9
11
6
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Kim Booth
10
12
11
5
11
8
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Julie Medway
1
11
3
11
4
11
Marie
Cross
Kim Booth
12
10
11
6
11
13
Marie
Cross
Julie Medway
7
11
9
11
6
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Madonna Doyle
5
11
11
13
7
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
0
Won
3
2
Lost
0
3
Lost
3
2
11
Lost
0
3
11
Lost
0
3
2
7
11
11
14
11
12
6
New Caledonia
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Caroline Quach
6
11
3
11
4
11
Lost
0
3
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Vanessa Quach
4
11
9
11
3
11
Lost
0
3
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Marie Pierre Leca
7
11
1
11
13
15
Lost
0
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Northern Territory
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Sharmaine Mills
5
11
5
11
2
11
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Rachael Carey
9
11
12
10
6
11
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Carol Hitchcock
3
11
5
11
8
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
8
11
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
0
3
Lost
1
3
Lost
0
3
37
38
Arafura Games Team A
ADO
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Matthew James
Ellicott
Darryl Ferguson
11
5
6
11
12
10
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Dave White
11
6
11
3
11
4
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Craig Baldwin
12
10
11
4
11
5
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
11
11
Game 5
6
5
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
1
Won
3
0
Won
3
1
British Combined Services 2
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Philip
Ashman
Jon Nicholls
9
11
11
9
9
11
5
11
Raymond
Burke
Rich Jones
8
11
4
11
13
11
11
7
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Spencer Beresford
11
5
11
8
11
2
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
11
6
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
1
3
Won
3
2
Won
3
0
China
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Raymond
Burke
Ka Ho Sou
11
5
11
4
11
8
Matthew James
Ellicott
Sio Kun Leong
11
6
11
1
7
11
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Chak In Chan
11
3
11
9
11
8
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
11
Game 5
4
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
0
Won
3
1
Won
3
0
New Caledonia
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Philip
Ashman
Bastien Caisso
11
6
11
7
8
11
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Fabrice Polizzi
11
1
11
4
12
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Sebastien Michaux
11
4
11
5
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
11
Game 5
5
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
1
10
Won
3
0
2
Won
3
0
Northern Territory
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Matthew James
Ellicott
Scott Chamings
7
11
11
4
7
11
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Jamie Broadfoot
11
3
11
6
11
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Ryan Ashcroft
11
4
11
6
11
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
12
10
Game 5
7
11
Won/Lost
Result
Won
3
2
2
Won
3
0
6
Won
3
0
Singapore Police
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
38
39
Singapore Police
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Matthew James
Ellicott
Henry Lee
11
8
11
5
11
9
Won
3
0
Samuel Arthur
Miller
James Hill
11
3
11
6
11
3
Won
3
0
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Mao Coyuan
13
11
11
6
11
6
Won
3
0
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Arafura Games Team B
ADO
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Darryl Ferguson
9
11
6
11
7
11
Lost
0
3
Michael
Hallett
Craig Baldwin
8
11
7
11
10
12
Lost
0
3
Jonathan
Nicholls
Pete Gilkes
11
6
6
11
9
11
Won
3
2
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
12
10
Game 5
12
10
Won/Lost
Result
British Combined Services 1
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Sam Miller
5
11
8
11
2
11
Richard Levi
Jones
Ray Burke
11
8
11
4
11
13
7
11
Jonathan
Nicholls
Phil Ashman
11
9
9
11
11
9
11
5
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
7
11
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
0
3
Lost
3
2
Won
3
1
China
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Chak In Chan
12
10
13
11
11
9
Won
3
0
Michael
Hallett
Sio Kun Leong
11
3
11
5
11
6
Won
3
0
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
New Caledonia
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Fabrice Polizzi
11
3
11
5
11
8
Won
3
0
Julian
Crew
sebastian Michaex
12
10
11
7
11
7
Won
3
0
Richard Levi
Jones
Nicolas Massanet
11
9
8
11
11
6
Lost
2
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
4
11
Game 5
6
11
Won/Lost
Result
Northern Territory
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
39
40
Northern Territory
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Julian
Crew
Rhys Dowling
11
7
8
11
11
9
7
11
11
9
Won
3
2
Michael
Hallett
Lachlan Cowley
13
11
15
13
8
11
10
12
12
10
Won
3
2
Richard Levi
Jones
Adam Wyatt
11
9
3
11
11
9
11
5
Won
3
1
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
Singapore Police
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
James Hill
8
11
11
4
11
9
7
11
Michael
Hallett
Henry Lee
15
17
11
9
9
11
8
11
Jonathan
Nicholls
Boyuan Mao
14
12
11
8
12
10
12
10
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
6
12
11
10
Won/Lost
Result
Lost
3
2
Lost
3
1
Won
3
0
MAASH Select Team
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Christine Anne
Arrowsmith
Adam Foy
Lost
2
3
Philip
Ashman
Jeff O'Donnell
Lost
0
3
Michaela Justine
Barwick
Madonna Doyle
Lost
0
3
Spencer Maxwell
Beresford
Mark Cato
Lost
0
3
Mark
Brodie
Aaron Cusick
Won
3
0
Raymond
Burke
Brett Deverall
Won
3
1
Julian
Crew
Jackso Jones
Won
3
0
Marie
Cross
Adam Foy
Lost
1
3
Claire Joanne
Cyprus
Scott Marloons
Lost
1
3
Matthew James
Ellicott
Jason McLaughlan
Lost
0
3
Michael
Hallett
Bill Mathews
Won
3
1
Richard Levi
Jones
Aaron Cusick
Won
3
0
Samuel Arthur
Miller
Mark Cato
Lost
0
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
40
41
Forename
Surname
Opponents Name
Jonathan
Nicholls
Anthoney Coulter
Won
3
1
Anne-Marie
Whitehead
Madonna Doyle
Lost
0
3
Christopher Philip
Wilson
Nathan Kam
Lost
1
3
Game 1
Game 2
Game 3
Game 4
Game 5
Won/Lost
Result
41