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The ODSA is proud to support local junior Dominic Wren, who is preparing for his most competitive season yet as a junior athlete. Dom is currently ranked 1st in Quebec and 12th in Canada in the U19 category. With a goal of qualifying for the Canadian squad to head to the 2018 World Junior Squash Championships, Dom is in need…
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It is with a heavy heart that the ODSA shares the news of the tragic passing of Jack Cornett, on Tuesday, October 17, 2017. Jack was a very active member of the squash community. He dedicated his time on court, as a player and junior coach, and off court, as a supporter and advocate. His entire family is very much…
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WRENS RULE THE ROOST AT OKTOBER SQUASH FEST The Oktober Squash Fest was held at La Sportheque October 20 – 22, with a field of over 50, including players from Joliette, Kingston, Montreal, Quebec City, Trenton, and Waterloo. Five of the seven events were won by teenagers – a good reward for their coaches and a great sign for the…
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Here are the results from the 2017 ODSA Rust Remover, held the weekend of Sept 29-Oct 1 Division A Winner – David Guest (OAC) Runner-Up – Matt Arkett (RA Centre) 3rd – Tarun Balaraj (RA Centre) Cons – Evan Van Neste (Goodlife) Division B Winner – Erez Paz (Kingston) Runner-Up – Thomas Porter (OAC) 3rd – Greg Archi (OAC) Cons…
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Welcome to the 2017-2018 ODSA Open City League Season! Schedules for session 1 have been generated and are available at http://odsa.rankenstein.ca/league.pl#schedules. If there are any scheduling errors that you notice (duplicate teams, incorrect times) please let me know (). Important Web Links League Information: https://www.odsa.ca/leagues/open/ Rules Contacts Court-side and Team score sheets if required Captain information for entering results in Rankenstein…
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Register now for the 2017 edition of Oktober Squash Fest hosted by Squash Outaouais at Sportheque!
The RA Summer Open (Aug. 24 – 26) attracted 40 entries,including three women and three out of towners. The four events had many five-setters, with the A, B, and C finals all featuring come from behind nail-biters. Maxym Leclair, the tournament director, and Pranav Sharma, of Montreal, put on a dazzling display of drops, hard drives, and defensive lobs, in…
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