Squash at the 2002 Commonwealth Games

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Venue Manchester
Dates 25 July – 4 August 2002
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The squash competition at the 2002 Commonwealth Games took place in Manchester, England from 25 July – 4 August 2002.[1] There were no bronze medal play off matches because both losing semi-finalists were awarded a bronze medal.

Medallists

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles  Jonathon Power
Canada (CAN)		  Peter Nicol
England (ENG)		  Stewart Boswell
Australia (AUS)
 David Palmer
Australia (AUS)
Women's Singles  Sarah Fitz-Gerald
Australia (AUS)		  Carol Owens
New Zealand (NZL)		  Rachael Grinham
Australia (AUS)
 Cassie Jackman
England (ENG)
Men's Doubles  Lee Beachill &
Peter Nicol
England (ENG)		  Stewart Boswell &
Anthony Ricketts
Australia (AUS)		  David Palmer & Paul Price
Australia (AUS)
 Mark Chaloner & Paul Johnson
England (ENG)
Women's Doubles  Carol Owens &
Leilani Rorani
New Zealand (NZL)		  Tania Bailey &
Cassie Jackman
England (ENG)		  Natalie Grinham & Rachael Grinham
Australia (AUS)
 Linda Charman & Fiona Geaves
England (ENG)
Mixed Doubles  Glen Wilson & Leilani Rorani
New Zealand (NZL)		  Ong Beng Hee & Nicol David
Malaysia (MAS)		  Joe Kneipp & Robyn Cooper
Australia (AUS)
 Chris Walker & Fiona Geaves
England (ENG)


Results

[2]

Men's Singles (26-31 July)

Round of 16   Quarter finals   Semi finals   Final
 Canada Jonathon Power 9 9 9  
 Pakistan Mansoor Zaman 0 0 2      Canada Power 3 9 9 9  
 England Lee Beachill 9 9 9    England Beachill 9 0 7 4  
 Wales David Evans 2 4 3        Canada Power 7 9 9 5 9  
 Australia Stewart Boswell 9 9 9        Australia Boswell 9 2 1 9 0  
 Pakistan Shahid Zaman Khan 1 6 3      Australia Boswell 6 9 9 9
 Australia Paul Price 9 9 9    Australia Price 9 4 4 2  
 England Mark Chaloner 7 6 4        Canada Power 9 4 9 9
 England Peter Nicol 9 9 10        England Nicol 4 9 3 0
 Australia Anthony Ricketts 5 0 8      England Nicol 9 9 9  
 Canada Graham Ryding 3 9 9 9    Canada Ryding 1 2 3  
 Malaysia Ong Beng Hee 9 4 2 0        England Nicol 9 9 9
 Australia David Palmer 9 9 9        Australia Palmer 7 1 5  
 Wales Alex Gough 6 7 7      Australia Palmer 9 9 9
 England Chris Walker 3 9 7 9 9    England Walker 5 1 1  
 Scotland Martin Heath 9 6 9 7 1  


Women's Singles (27-31 July)

Round of 16   Quarter finals   Semi finals   Final
 Australia Sarah Fitz-Gerald 9 9 9  
 Malaysia Sharon Wee 2 0 2      Australia Fitz-Gerald 10 9 9  
 England Stephanie Brind 9 2 7 9 9    England Brind 8 3 1  
 Scotland Wendy Maitland 5 9 9 0 0        Australia Fitz-Gerald 9 9 9  
 Australia Rachael Grinham 9 9 9        Australia Grinham 2 2 6  
 Scotland Pamela Nimmo 4 3 4      Australia Grinham 9 10 9
 New Zealand Leilani Rorani 9 8 9 9    New Zealand Rorani 1 8 6  
 Malaysia Nicol David 5 10 5 2        Australia Fitz-Gerald 9 9 2 10
 New Zealand Carol Owens 9 9 9        New Zealand Owens 5 0 9 9
 Northern Ireland Madeline Perry 0 0 4      New Zealand Owens 10 9 9  
 England Tania Bailey 9 9 9    England Bailey 9 0 1  
 Canada Melanie Jans 1 3 3        New Zealand Owens 3 9 9 9
 England Cassie Jackman 9 9 9        England Jackman 9 5 1 5  
 New Zealand Shelley Kitchen 2 0 6      England Jackman 9 1 9 7 9
 England Linda Charman 9 9 9    England Charman 2 9 1 9 2  
 Australia Natalie Grinham 7 1 1  


Men's Doubles (31 July-4 Aug)

  Quarter finals Semi finals Final
                                       
   England Lee Beachill &
Peter Nicol		 15 9 15  
 Wales David Evans &
Alex Gough		 6 15 10  
   England Beachill & Nicol 13 15 15  
   Australia Palmer & Price 15 9 9  
 Australia David Palmer &
Paul Price		 15 15
   Wales Gavin Jones &
Scott Fitzgerald		 11 12  
     England Beachill & Nicol 15 15
   Australia Boswell & Ricketts 11 12
   Australia Stewart Boswell &
Anthony Ricketts		 15 17  
 Scotland Martin Heath &
Neil Frankland		 12 15  
   Australia Boswell & Ricketts 15 13 15
   England Johnson & Chaloner 8 15 12  
 England Paul Johnson &
Mark Chaloner		 15 15
   Pakistan Shahid Zaman Khan &
Mansoor Zaman		 4 5  


Women's Doubles (31 July-4 Aug)

  Quarter finals Semi finals Final
                                       
   New Zealand Leilani Rorani &
Carol Owens		 15 15  
 Canada Margo Green &
Melanie Jans		 8 8  
   New Zealand Rorani & Owens 15 15  
   Australia Grinham & Grinham 13 8  
 Australia Natalie Grinham &
Rachael Grinham		 15 15
   New Zealand Lara Petera &
Shelley Kitchen		 8 8  
     New Zealand Rorani & Owens 15 5 15
   England Bailey & Jackman 11 15 13
   England Tania Bailey &
Cassie Jackman		 15 15  
 Wales Katrina Hogan &
Karen Hargreaves		 4 4  
   England Bailey & Jackman 15 16 17
   England Geaves & Charman 3 17 15  
 England Fiona Geaves &
Linda Charman		 15 15
   Australia Sarah Fitz-Gerald & Liz Irving 11 5  


Mixed Doubles (31 July-4 Aug)

  Quarter finals Semi finals Final
                                       
   New Zealand Glen Wilson &
Leilani Rorani		 15 15  
 New Zealand Daniel Sharplin &
Carol Owens		 13 3  
   New Zealand Wilson & Rorani 15 15  
   Australia Kneipp & Cooper 11 11  
 Australia Joseph Kneipp &
Robyn Cooper		 15 15
   England Paul Johnson &
Stephanie Brind		 11 12  
     New Zealand Wilson & Rorani 15 15
   Malaysia Beng Hee & David 11 9
   Malaysia Ong Beng Hee &
Nicol David		 15 15  
 Wales Gavin Jones &
Karen Hargreaves		 13 7  
   Malaysia Beng Hee & David 12 15
   England Walker & Geaves 15 14  
 England Chris Walker &
Fiona Geaves		 17 13 15
   Australia Paul Price &
Sarah Fitz-Gerald		 16 15 7  


References

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