2002 Women's World Team Squash Championships

Women's World Team 2002
13th World Women's Team Championship
LocationDenmark  Odense, Denmark
DateOctober 13–20, 2002
Results
ChampionsAustralia Australia
Runners-upEngland England
Third placeNew Zealand New Zealand

The 2002 Women's McWil Courtwall World Team Squash Championships was the women's edition of the 2002 World Team Squash Championships, organized by the World Squash Federation, held in Odense, Denmark from October 13 to 20, 2002.[1][2]

Results

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First round

Pool A

Team One Team Two Score
Australia AustraliaCanada Canada3-0
Australia AustraliaIndia India3-0
Australia AustraliaSpain Spain3-0
Australia AustraliaSouth Africa South Africa3-0
South Africa South AfricaSpain Spain3-0
South Africa South AfricaIndia India3-0
South Africa South AfricaCanada Canada2-1
Canada CanadaSpain Spain3-0
Canada CanadaIndia India3-0
Canada SpainIndia India2-1
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts
1Australia AustraliaSarah Fitzgerald, Natalie Grinham, Rachael Grinham, Robyn Cooper4408
2South Africa South AfricaClaire Nitch, Sjeanne Cawdry, Farrah Sterne, Siyoli Lusaseni4316
3Canada CanadaMelanie Jans, Margo Green, Lauren Wagner, Carolyn Russell4224
4Spain SpainElisabet Sado, Olga Puigdemont, Laia Sans4132
5India IndiaJoshna Chinappa, Mekhala Subedar, Vaidehi Reddy4040

Pool B

Team One Team Two Score
England EnglandMalaysia Malaysia3-0
England EnglandGermany Germany3-0
England EnglandRepublic of Ireland Ireland3-0
Malaysia MalaysiaRepublic of Ireland Ireland3-0
Malaysia MalaysiaGermany Germany3-0
Germany GermanyRepublic of Ireland Ireland2-1
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts
1England EnglandStephanie Brind, Linda Charman, Tania Bailey, Fiona Geaves3306
2Malaysia MalaysiaSharon Wee, Tricia Chuah, Nicol David3214
3Germany GermanyKarin Beriere, Sabine Tillman (née Schöne), Simone Leifels, Jennifer Post3122
4Republic of Ireland IrelandMadeline Perry, Aisling Blake, Aisling McArdle3003

Pool C

Team One Team Two Score
New Zealand New ZealandDenmark Denmark3-0
New Zealand New ZealandFrance France3-0
New Zealand New ZealandJapan Japan3-0
New Zealand New ZealandNetherlands Netherlands2-1
Netherlands NetherlandsJapan Japan3-0
Netherlands NetherlandsFrance France3-0
Netherlands NetherlandsDenmark Denmark2-1
France FranceDenmark Denmark2-1
France FranceJapan Japan2-1
Denmark DenmarkJapan Japan2-1
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts
1New Zealand New ZealandCarol Owens, Lara Petera, Shelley Kitchen, Sarah Cook4408
2Netherlands NetherlandsVanessa Atkinson, Daphne Jelgersma, Annelize Naudé4316
3France FranceIsabelle Stoehr, Corinne Castets, Laurence Bois4224
4Denmark DenmarkEllen Hamborg-Petersen, Julie Dorn-Jensen, Mette Jørgensen4132
5Japan JapanEri Tsuchida, Chinatsu Matsui, Yoriko Michishita4040

Pool D

Team One Team Two Score
Egypt EgyptUnited States United States3-0
Egypt EgyptHong Kong Hong Kong3-0
Egypt EgyptAustria Austria3-0
Egypt EgyptScotland Scotland2-1
Scotland ScotlandAustria Austria3-0
Scotland ScotlandHong Kong Hong Kong3-0
Scotland ScotlandUnited States United States3-0
Hong Kong Hong KongAustria Austria3-0
Hong Kong Hong KongUnited States United States2-1
United States United StatesAustria Austria3-0
Pos Nation Team P W L Pts
1Egypt EgyptSalma Shabana, Maha Zein, Omneya Abdel Kawy4408
2Scotland ScotlandPamela Nimmo, Wendy Maitland, Senga Macfie, Lisa McKenna4316
3Hong Kong Hong KongRebecca Chiu, Karen Lau, Christina Mak4224
4United States United StatesJulia Beaver, Latasha Khan, Shabana Khan, Meredeth Quick4132
5Austria AustriaPamela Pancis, Ines Gradnitzer, Birgit Coufal, Sissi Colli4040

Quarter finals

Date Team One Team Two Score
Oct 17Australia AustraliaScotland Scotland3-0
Oct 17New Zealand New ZealandSouth Africa South Africa2-1
Oct 17Egypt EgyptMalaysia Malaysia2-1
Oct 17England EnglandNetherlands Netherlands3-0

Semi finals

Date Team One Team Two Score
Oct 19Australia AustraliaEgypt Egypt3-0
Oct 19England EnglandNew Zealand New Zealand2-1

Third Place Play Off

Date Team One Team Two Score
Oct 20New Zealand New ZealandEgypt Egypt2-1

Final

References

  1. ↑ "Women's World Team Championship 2002" (PDF). worldsquash.org. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2016-03-04.
  2. ↑ "Times Archives". Oxfordshire Libraries. Archived from the original on 2018-07-19. Retrieved 2015-09-18.
  3. ↑ "Sport In Brief". The Telegraph. 17 October 2002. Archived from the original on 2016-09-21. Retrieved 2018-04-04.
  4. ↑ "Squash In Brief". The Telegraph. 21 October 2002. Archived from the original on 2016-09-21. Retrieved 2018-04-04.

See also

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