Winnipeg’s Tournament

AlanaHello Squash Fans,

I am writing about my latest squash endeavor.  I am helping to organize Winnipeg’s first Wispa tournament with my coach Trevor Borland and with an amazing committee.  When I initially took on this project, I was unsure about how potential sponsors would react when I approached them for financial support.  I was so pleased to discover that many members of our small squash community were willing to sponsor and if they were unable to sponsor they wanted to be a part of the tournament in other ways—as billets, as drivers and as squash fans.

Now all the cash for prize money has been raised and I am so excited to report that we will be running an $8,000 event.  Our squash community will experience a diverse group of international squash players competing for the Meadowood Pharmacy Open title.  I admit that around the Winnipeg Winter Club, my home courts, the members have some confusion about what happens when I compete in a professional tournament and I cannot wait to bring the action to their doorstep.

I will definitely keep you up to date with our tournament’s results.

Alana

Related posts:

About Alana Miller

Alana Miller represented Canada in professional squash and reached a career-high world ranking of World No. 30 in May 2009. She was the Canadian National Champion for 2003, 2007 & 2008. Alana retired after representing Canada at the 2010 Commonwealth Games, retiring as the 35th ranked women's squash player and highest ranked Canadian woman.

Comments Closed

Comments Closed

One Comment