Sobhy and Blatchford Prepare for El Gouna Test

Amanda Sobhy in the 2018 Windy City Open

Team USA’s Amanda Sobhy and Olivia Blatchford are set to compete in the PSA Tour’s penultimate World Series event of the season this weekend, the 2018 El Gouna International in Egypt.

Sobhy, the three-time U.S. champion and former world No. 6, is the first in action against Wales’ Tesni Evans on Friday, April 20, at 1:30pm local time, 7:30am EDT. The Harvard graduate has never lost Evans in their six previous matches, but Evans enters the match with a career high ranking of world no. 12 and having won an individual bronze medal at the Commonwealth Games earlier this month. Should Sobhy, world No. 23, advance to the second round, the Bostonian could meet top see and world No. 1 Nour El Sherbini.

Blatchford, world No. 13, enters the draw as the thirteen seed with a first-round match up against Egyptian Hania El Hammamy on Saturday, April 21, at 1:30pm local time, 7:30am EDT. The Wilton, Connecticut-native defeated El Hammamy earlier this year in their only previous match up during the Cleveland Classic. A victory for Blatchford could set up a second round match up with Egypt’s world No. 3 Nour El Tayeb, who is seeking her third World Series title of the season in addition to the U.S. Open and Windy City Open.

The Allam British Open closes the 2017-2018 World Series Calendar next month, May 15-20. Both Sobhy and Blatchford will need strong performances in Egypt and England for a chance to qualify for the season-ending Dubai World Series Finals, June 5-9.

Watch all El Gouna International glass court matches live on SquashTV, April 20-27.

Newspaper WordPress Theme

Latest news

The 2001 U.S. Open and September 11

From Squash MagazineBy James Zug Cattle Call The United States Open Squash Championships were a part of the story of the September 11th, 2001 attacks. In 1998...

U.S. Women Claim Pan American Team Gold; Team USA Brings Home Six Medals

Team USA earned six medals at the 2026 Pan American Championships--including Women's Team and Amanda Sobhy's Individual Gold--following seven days of competition, August 15-22,...

U.S. Junior Men and Women Earn World Junior Teams Silver and Bronze

The U.S. Junior Men's and Women's Teams reached the World Junior Team Championships podium alongside each other for a third consecutive year, as the...

U.S. Junior Men to Face Egypt in World Juniors Final; U.S. Junior Women Earn Bronze

The U.S. Junior Men's team will face defending champions Egypt in the World Junior Team Squash Championships final for a second consecutive year after...

U.S. Junior Men and Women Storm into World Junior Team Championships Semifinals

For the third time in program history, the U.S. Junior Men and Women advanced to the semifinals of the World Squash Junior Team Championships...