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ADL/Rodenstock Manitoba
Open 2007
30 Jan - 04 Feb,
Manitoba, Canada, $15k |
04-Feb, Final:
Ryding delivers
home
win in Winnipeg
Graham Ryding provided a home
winner for the Manitoba Open, with a four-game victory over Laurens Jan
Anjema in the final.
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2006 Event
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 ADL/Rodenstock
Manitoba Open 2007
Manitoba, Canada, 30 Jan - 04 Feb, $15k |
Round One
01 Feb |
Quarters
02 Feb |
Semis
03 Feb |
Final
04 Feb |
[1] Graham Ryding
(Can)
11/5, 11/7, 11/3 32m
Jan Koukal (Cze) |
Graham Ryding
13/15, 11/4, 11/6, 11/4 (61m)
David Phillips |
Graham Ryding
11/8, 11/7, 11/7 (42m)
Matthew Giuffre |
Graham Ryding
6/11, 11/5, 11/6, 11/4 (55m)
Laurens Jan Anjema |
[8] David Phillips
(Can)
11/1, 11/2, 11/4 26m
Paul Davis (Aus) |
[4] Matthew Giuffre
(Can)
11/6, 11/5, 11/6 29m
[Q] Andrew McDougal (Can) |
Matthew Giuffre
11/8, 3/11, 11/9, 11-/ (59m)
Adil Maqbool |
[7] Steve Finitsis
(Aus)
7/11, 11/4, 7/11, 14/12, 12/10 68m
[Q] Adil Maqbool (Pak) |
[Q] Robin Clarke (Can)
11/4, 12/10, 11/9 40m
[6] Shawn Delierre (Can) |
Shawn Delierre
11/13, 12/10, 11/6, 11/6 (75m)
Shahier Razik |
Shahier Razik
11/4, 7/11, 13/11, 11/4 (75m)
Laurens Jan Anjema |
[Q] Jose Becerril
(Mex)
11/3, 11/3, 11/6 28m
[3] Shahier Razik (Can) |
Bradley Hindle (Aus)
11/5, 11/8, 11/8 35m
[6] Omar Mosaad (Egy) |
Omar Mosaad
11/5, 7/11, 11/9, 11/3 (58m)
Laurens Jan Anjema |
Josh Struthers (Can)
11/3, 11/5, 11/2 31m
[2] Laurens Jan Anjema (Ned) |
Qualifying:
Finals, 31-Jan:
Andrew Mcdougall bt Wade Johnstone
11/9, 11/2, 8/11, 12/10 (45m)
Khawaja Adil Maqbool bt Martin Knight
13/11, 7/11, 11/8, 11/9 (70m)
Jose Becerril bt Keith Pritchard
11/3, 11/13, 11/8, 11/8 (36m)
Robin Clarke bt Ryan Thompson
11/4, 11/2, 6/11, 7/11, 11/6 (56m)
Round One, 30-Jan:
Wade Johnstone bt Armando Olguin
11/6, 11/9, 8/11, 11/4 (30m)
Andrew McDougall bt Mike Reid
11/7, 11/8, 8/11, 9/11, 11/6 (80m)
Martin Knight bt Dan Sibley
11/1, 11/4, 11/2 (21m)
Khawaja Adil Maqbool bt Phil Nightingale 11/5, 11/6,
9/11, 11/4 (40m)
Keith Pritchard bt Justin Todd
9/11, 14/12, 11/6, 11/4 (38m)
Jose Becerril bt John Arbuthnot
11/4, 11/4, 6/11, 11/1 (33m)
Ryan Thompson bt Patrick Bedore
11/8, 13/15, 11/6, 11/8 (55m)
Robin Clarke bt David Glass
11/9, 13/11, 11/6 (34m)
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03-Feb, Semi-Finals:
Canadians Surge Through To Winnipeg Semis
Canadian number one Graham Ryding and Dutchman Laurens Jan Anjema will
meet in the final of the Manitoba Open after contrasting semi-final
victories in Winnipeg.
Top seed Ryding, the 31-year-old world No22 from Toronto, defeated
Edmonton-based compatriot Matthew Giuffre, the No4 seed, in 42 minutes
to reach the 17th PSA Tour final of his career.
Anjema, the second seed from The Hague, faced another Canadian -
defending champion Shahier Razik, the third seed from Toronto.
The pair battled for 75 minutes before 24-year-old Anjema prevailed to
reach his 13th Tour final.
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02-Feb, Quarter-Finals:
Canadians Surge Through To Winnipeg Semis
Dutchman Laurens Jan Anjema stands in the way of the Manitoba Open
boasting an all-Canadian semi-final line-up in the west Canadian city of
Winnipeg.
The second seed from The Hague reserved his place in the last four of
the PSA Tour event at the Winnipeg SRC when he beat Egypt's No6 seed
Omar Mosaad.
Anjema will now face Shahier Razik, who survived a domestic duel with
fifth seed Shawn Delierre. But the third seed from Toronto needed 75
minutes to extend his unbeaten record against his Montreal-based
compatriot, eventually beating the fifth seed.
The other match will feature a Toronto/Edmonton clash. Top seed Graham
Ryding, from the Ontario capital, came from a game down to beat fellow
Canadian David Phillips.
His opponent Matthew Giuffre, the No4 seed from Edmonton, ended the run
of Adil Maqbool - overcoming the Pakistan qualifier. |
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01-Feb, Round One:
Maqbool A Surprise Winnipeg Winner
Pakistan's Adil Maqbool caused the only upset on the opening day of
action in the ADL Optical/Rodenstock Manitoba Open Squash Championship
when he beat Australia's No7 seed Steve Finitsis in the first round of
the PSA Tour event at Winnipeg SRC in the west Canadian city of
Winnipeg.
The Dubai-based qualifier twice came from behind to overcome the
higher-ranked Australian in 68 minutes to reach his first Tour
quarter-final.
Maqbool, aged 18, will now face one of five Canadians who have made it
through to the last eight. Matthew Giuffre, the No4 seed from Edmonton,
despatched compatriot Andrew McDougall, a qualifier, in just 29 minutes.
Canadian wildcard Josh Struthers, the Assistant Pro at the club, battled
for 31 minutes with second seed Laurens Jan Anjema, but the Dutchman
ultimately prevailed to set up a quarter-final clash with Egypt's Omar
Mosaad, the sixth seed.
Anjema is on course to meet top seed Graham Ryding in the final. Ryding,
the Winnipeg-born world No22 from Toronto, defeated Czech number one Jan
Koukal. |
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