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Savcor Finnish Open 2010
08-14 Feb, Mikkeli, Finland $10k

14-Feb, Final
Olli Tuominen retains Finnish title

Olli Tuominen took his third Finnish Open title in a row by defeating Henrik Mustonen in 26 minutes.

Tuominen was well prepared for the match and played the best squash of the whole week. He was clearly following a pattern which he knew would work against Mustonen. When this pattern proved to be the right one there was not much Mustonen could do.

The croud was delighted to see Tuominen in such good form in this final that for the first time ever was refereed in Finnish.

Savcor Finnish Open 2010 08-13 Feb, Mikkeli, Finland $10k
Round One 11 Feb	Quarters 12 Feb	Semis 13 Feb	Final 14 Feb
[1] Olli Tuominen FIN 11/9 11/7 11/5 (45m) Kamran Khan MAS	[1] Olli Tuominen [Q] Olivier Pett	[1] Olli Tuominen 1/5 11/3 12/10 (51m [3] Bradley Hindle	[1] Olli Tuominen 11/4 11/3 11/5 (26m) [4] Henrik Mustonen
[6] Kristian Frost Olesen DEN 11/8 11/3 9/11 5/11 11/5 (72m) [Q] Olivier Pett ENG
[3] Bradley Hindle MLT 11/7 11/5 11/5 (42m) [Q] Caspar Grauball Nielsen DEN	[3] Bradley Hindle Andrew McDougall
[8] Rasmus Nielsen DEN 11/13 12/10 11/9 2/11 11/9 (61m) Andrew McDougall CAN
[WC] Matias Tuomi FIN 11/3 11/4 11/9 (34m) [7] Neil Hitchens ENG	[7] Neil Hitchens [4] Henrik Mustonen	[4] Henrik Mustonen 11/7 11/7 11/8 (40m) [Q] Wael Farag
[Q] Alex Ingham ENG 11/8 11/7 11/5 (28m) [4] Henrik Mustonen FIN
[Q] Wael Farag EGY 11/9 9/11 11/6 10/12 11/9 (61m) [5] Jaymie Haycocks ENG	[Q] Wael Farag [2] Gilly Lane
Joel Hinds ENG 11/8 11/4 11/7 (33m) [2] Gilly Lane USA

Qualifying Finals:

Olivier Pett ENG bt Neil Cordell ENG 11/7 11/6 11/8 (32min)
Wael Farag EGY bt Sammy Chambers ENG 11/8 11/6 11/7 (29min)
Alex Ingham ENG bt Mick Biggs ENG 11/5 11/5 12/10 (26min)
Caspar Nielsen DEN bt Alejandro Garbi Caro ESP 7/11 11/5 11/9 6/11 14/12 (66m)

14-Feb, Semis:
All Finnish final in Mikkeli

For the first time ever there will be an all Finnish final at the Savcor Finnish Open. The defending champion Olli Tuominen will meet his young rival Henrik Mustonen.

In the semis Olli Tuominen defeated Bradley Hindle 3-0 and was never in any real danger. The first two games came home quite easyly. The third was going the same way, but at 9-5 Tuominen made a couple of mistakes and Hindle managed to level the score at 10 all having saved two matcballs. That was the closest he got as Tuominen took the needed two points and the match.

"I ws a little unfocused and tried to cut the third game short, but that ended in mistakes. Tomorrow I will go flat out", said Tuominen.

In the other semi Henrik Mustonen beat Egypts Wael Farag, who had fought his way from the qualification. Mustonen kept the pace up and was moving well. Farag never really came to threaten Mustonen who kept the lead all through the match.

"My pace seemed to be right and I managed to keep Wael moving. It didn't came easily, as Wael is such a strong player" was Mustonen's comment.

11-Feb, Round One:
Home favourites through in Mikkeli

The Savcor Finnish Open main draw got under way today in Mikkeli. Home favorites Olli Tuominen and Henrik Mustonen went through to the quarters with straight games victories over Kamran Khan and Alex Ingham. Third local Matias Tuomi wasn’t as lucky and was beaten by Neil Hitchens.

Qualifiers Olivier Pett and Wael Farag also went throug to the quarters. Pett defeated 6th seed Kristian Frost Olesen in five games and Farag 5th seed Jaymie Haycocks also in five.

Canadian Andrew McDougal also upsetted the seedings by beating 8th seed Rasmus Nielsen in a tight five games battle.

Friday’s quarterfinals will see Olli Tuominen up against Olivier Pett and Gilly Lane agaist Wael Farag. Bradley Hindle will meet Andrew McDougal and Henrik Mustonen takes on Neil Hitchens.

09-Feb:
Top seeded qualifiers out

Top seeds Neil Cordell and Alejandro Garbi Caro were knocked out of the qualification in today's qualifying finals in Mikkeli. Unseeded Olivier Pett showed some excellent squash and never gave Neil Cordell a chance to get into the match. Pett will meet Kristian Frost Olesen from Denmark in the first round. Garbi came a lot closer to victory in his match. Nielsen had to save two matchballs before winning 14-12 in the fifth. He will now meet Bradley Hindle in the frost round.

Egypt's Wael Farag proved too strong for Sammy Chambers. Apart from the first part of the second game Farag was always in charge and didn't look threatened at any time. The fourth qualifier is Alex Ingham, who defeated Mick Biggs in straight games. Farag will meet Jaymie Haycocks and Ingham local star Henrik Mustonen.