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samedi 15 novembre 2008

Stéphane et Joshna @ Kuala Lumpur

BarrJo (n'hésitez pas à cliquer sur le lien, vous serez agréablement surpris) ne s'est pas trompé dans son commentaire d'hier, Stéphane s'est promené dans la finale où il ne lui a fallu que 22 min pour renvoyer Kamran Khan à ses études. Il avait pourtant remarquablement joué jusque là en passant par les qualifications et en éliminant les deuxième, troisième et cinquième têtes de série.

Résultats complets :

À remarquer : l'effort de la WISPA pour la promotion du squash féminin dont les primes de tournoi sont souvent plus importantes que celles attribuées aux Messieurs. C'était le cas à Kuala Lumpur où Joshna Chinappa , championne d'Inde, pour la cinquième fois, et ex-championne au British Open en U19 et U17, s'est fait remettre un chèque plus important que celui de Stéphane. Nous sommes malheureusement encore très loin des montants distribués à Doha et Shangai !

vendredi 17 octobre 2008

Dans la série GiantKillers : Adrian Grant

Mohamed El Shorbagy pourrait participer au Belgian Dunlop Junior Open, il a l'âge requis. Après son exploit de mercredi, c'est Adrian Grant qui réalise l'exploit du jour aux World Squash Championships '08 à Manchester. Commentaires et photos sur le site officiel, SquashSite, SquashInfo, SquashBlog, SquashTalk.

Framboise, je lis à l'instant ton récit des derniers événements et j'en éprouve une très grande tristesse. Ton style est (je ne veux pas parler au passé composé ni à l'imparfait) très personnel mais je crois que nous sommes très nombreux en effet à avoir passé beaucoup de temps à lire tes chroniques et multiples reportages. Pour ceux qui ne la connaissent pas, je les invite à lire les Chroniques Framboisiennes. Encore un grand merci pour tout ce que tu as fait pour le squash et j'espère, puisque tu te libères, qu'on aura l'idée de te réinviter à Bruxelles.

jeudi 21 août 2008

Next Events by Tommy Berden @ squash360

New Pro Circuit in the Netherlands

By Tommy Berden
Next Events

Next Events have launched a new pro circuit as a lead-up to the Forexx Women's World Open Squash 2009, which will take place next year in Amsterdam from 20-27 September.

The Forexx Pro Tour Squash 2008-2009 will consist of 10 professional tournaments, all counting towards the World Rankings. The theme of the new circuit will be 'The Road to the Forexx Women's World Open'. The Forexx Pro Tour gives the Dutch men the chance to earn wildcards for next year's Dutch Open, while the women will be competing to earn main draw and qualifying places for the official individual World Championships for women in 2009.

The Forexx Pro Tour Ranking will determine the best Dutch players in the Forexx Pro Tour Squash 2008-2009. The points earned for this (internal) ranking will be based upon the World Ranking points that the Professional Squash Association (PSA) and Women's International Squash Players Association (WISPA) use. Players have to compete in at least half of the tournaments in the Forexx Pro Tour to be eligible for the available wildcards and hold Dutch nationality.

"We have launched the Forexx Pro Tour Squash 2008-2009 to provide the national top players with an opportunity to earn valuable points to climb up the World Rankings with the added bonus of competing for wildcards for the Worlds (women) or the Dutch Open (men)." said promoter Tommy Berden. "On top of that it ensures a long lead-up to the Forexx Women's World Open Squash 2009, which gives us multiple chances to promote this major event."

The first tournament of the new pro circuit will be the Forexx Dutch Open Squash 2008, which begins on September 2nd in the renowned Frans Otten Stadion in Amsterdam. This WISPA Gold championship and PSA 3 star event will be followed a few weeks later by the Pepsi Enschede Open Squash 2008 for the women (26-28 September) and the Turnstone Tilburg Trophy 2008 for the men (3-5 October).

Calendar Forexx Pro Tour Squash 2008-2009
Forexx Dutch Open 2008 | 02-07 September 2008 | Frans Otten Stadion, Amsterdam | PSA & WISPA
Pepsi Enschede Open 2008 | 26-28 September 2008 | Twentehallen, Enschede | WISPA
Turnstone Tilburg Trophy 2008 | 03-05 October 2008 | Pelikaan Tilburg, Tilburg | PSA
Q-sourcing Rotterdam Open 2008 | 07-09 November 2008 | Victoria Squash, Rotterdam | PSA
KEAN Delft Open 2008 | 28-30 November 2008 | Squash Delft, Delft | PSA
Flower Bulb Open 2008 | 12-14 December 2008 | Squash Hillegom, Hillegom | WISPA
Squash-Heroes Meersquash Open 2009 | 16-18 January 2009 | Meersquash, Hoofddorp | PSA & WISPA
SquashTime Eindhoven Open 2009 | 13-15 March 2009 | SquashTime, Eindhoven | WISPA
Eurosafe Solutions Zwolle Open 2009 | 08-10 May 2009 | Squash Zwolle, Zwolle | WISPA
Hemubo Squash Trophy 2009 | 29-31 May 2009 | Squash Almere, Almere | PSA

source: squash360

lundi 11 août 2008

Alan Thatcher @ 360

About the Author: Alan Thatcher is a journalist, event promoter and TV commentator. Alan joins Squash360.com as Contributing Editor. Come back each Monday as Alan offers his unique insight into the sport. In the weeks and months ahead Alan will interview key figures in the game and share plenty of stories from down the years.

A DEFINING MOMENT FOR SQUASH AS WE JUMP THROUGH HOOPS TO GET INTO THE OLYMPICS

Well, the Olympic Games are in full swing in Beijing and once again squash is not invited to the party.

It will be the same in 2012, when the Olympics return to London. How fitting it would have been for squash to make its debut in the city where the sport was invented, at Harrow School, in Victorian days.

However, the battle is now on for squash to be accepted as an Olympic sport in 2016 as the World Squash Federation continues its lobbying procedures. The host city of the 2016 Games will be announced in Copenhagen, Denmark, on October 2, 2009.

The bidding cities for 2016 are Chicago, Madrid, Rio de Janeiro and Tokyo. Of the four, Chicago and Madrid would appear to offer the best options for squash. Chicago has staged several major PSA events in recent years and, after a gap year because of sponsorship difficulties, a new event, the Sweet Home Chicago Open, makes its first appearance in September, with the glass court staged in a spectacular city centre location.

The selection of stunning venues is a major plus factor for squash, and Madrid offered a royal place to showcase the Women's World Open last year. Significantly, the event was hosted by the Madrid 2016 Olympic Games bid team to demonstrate their ability to stage major international events.

One fascinating element of the tournament was the fact that Spanish TV shot the event in high definition. The WSF kindly asked me to commentate on the highlights programme and the quality of some of the filming was mind-blowing.

If you haven't seen it, try to get a copy from the WSF offices. The super slow-motion replay captured one of the Grinham sisters making a huge lunge for the ball and, to me, commentating in a studio in London and watching the drama unfold, on a huge screen in front of me, it seemed like a defining moment for the televising of our sport.

Our leading athletes need to be lightning fast, have incredible reflexes and be able to sustain a phenomenal physical workrate to succeed at the highest level. However, despite this impressive array of elements, which makes our sport so compelling and exciting to watch in the flesh, television has failed to capture the very essence of the sport.

In the past, an oft-repeated criticism of televised squash is that it makes the game look too easy and fails to show how hard the players are working.

However, by slowing down the movement, and watching an incident unfold, frame by tantalising frame, you could appreciate the incredible stretching, twisting and turning required to retrieve the ball. It was truly, truly amazing.

There is a staggering irony here. While squash remains outside the Olympic fraternity, the costs of producing this ground-breaking TV coverage were absorbed by a proud Spanish city keen to outdo the achievements of the 1992 Games held in Barcelona.

The footballing rivalries of the mighty Real Madrid and Barcelona are a microcosm of the bitter political, cultural and regional differences that dominate Spanish history. But let's not dwell on that here.

At current rates, the production costs of televising squash in HD are at least £25,000 (50,000 USD) a day. I know because that's the figure I was quoted by a major sports marketing company's TV division for a joint partnership in creating a new event especially for television.

Finding that kind of money is a tough challenge for squash.

The Madrid 2016 team clearly enjoy the solid support of their national broadcasters. How wonderful it would be for squash to experience that level of backing, with national TV stations willingly underwriting such superb coverage.

Currently, Malaysia's broadcasters are the only ones to translate their nation's love affair with Nicol David into regular TV coverage.

We can only hope that if squash succeeds in gaining a place in the Olympics then increased TV exposure will follow.

By being an Olympic sport, our national federations will receive increased government funding to assist the process and help to raise the profile of the sport.

Let's wish the WSF every success in their endeavours. Our leading squash players would view an Olympic medal as the ultimate highlight of their careers.

I can't see that view being shared by multi-millionaire golfers, who are also bidding for a place in the Olympics, or by the cosseted tennis players who are already there.

One thing's for sure: an Olympic squash event would not be susceptible to the Beijing smog.

Let's hope those IOC delegates voting in Copenhagen next year have a clear view of squash's qualities. I hope they enjoyed the video from Spain.

mardi 18 décembre 2007

Mamut English Open

Innovation pour les dames : les jeux se déroulent en onze points comme chez les messieurs. Plus d'images et de commentaires sur le site du Mamut 07.

jeudi 1 novembre 2007

How the Rankings work @ SquashPlayer

PSA Ranking Policy
General
Players competing in PSA tournaments earn ranking points according to how far they get in the draw. The points available depend on the prize money and the draw size. The monthly rankings (issued on the 1st of the month) are used in selecting entries to tournaments and in determining the seeds. The total number of points a player earns in a year (52 weeks) is divided by the number of tournaments played ( a minimum of eight are required) to give a ranking average. Where a player has played more than 8 tournaments the best scores may be selected (ie. the lowest are not included) according to the Averaging Formula below. For example, a player who has competed in 13 events will have selected his best 10 scores, which will be accumulated and divided by 10.

**Averaging Formula**
Events Played	Best Results/Divisor	Events played	Best Results/Divisor
9	8	16	12
10	8	17	12
11	9	18	13
12	9	19	14
13	10	20	15
14	10	24	18
15	11	25	19

Zero Scores
A zero score is automatically given for the following :
LATE WITHDRAWAL; NO-SHOW; DISCIPLINARY MATTERS
For recording purposes on the ranking computer a disciplinary Zero score is recorded as a 99. This 99 will stay on player's records as an event played and count towards the ranking average for the following 12 months. If a player fails to play a tournament through sickness or injury he must supply a medical certificate. Once that medical certificate is received by the PSA office a 99 may be recorded as a 98. A 98 is included as one of the player's lowest scores, for the calculation of ranking, until a player has played 9 events.

Ranking Points
The PSA ranking system is based on dollars earned.

a) Satellite/International/Super Series
i) Main Draw:
To calculate the number of ranking points a player receives from a tournament, divide his player compensation (prize money plus hotel bonus) by 10. The breakdown is given below.

**Prize Money Breakdown %**
Place	64 Draw	32 Draw	16 Draw	8 Draw
1st	16.00%	17.50%	20.00%	25.00%
2nd	11.00%	11.50%	14.00%	18.00%
3rd/4th	6.50%	7.00%	9.00%	11.00%
5th/8th	3.50%	4.25%	5.50%	8.75%
9th/16th	1.75%	2.50%	3.25%
17th/32nd	1.00%	1.25%
33rd/64th	0.50%

ii) Qualification
Where a Main Draw Tournament has minimum on-site prize money of $3,000 (US) computer Ranking Points are awarded in the Qualification event on the following basis:

A. Main draw Size - 32 with 8 qualifiers; Qualification draw Size - 32
fffff1st Round Losers awarded no points.
fffff2nd Round Losers (8 players) awarded 3/5ths of the points awarded to Main
fffffDraw first round losers.

B. Main Draw Size 32 with 8 qualifiers; Qualification Draw size - 16
fffff1st Round losers awarded no points.

C. Main Draw Size - 16 with 4 qualifiers; Qualification Draw Size - 16
fffff1st Round losers awarded no points
fffff2nd Round losers (4 players) awarded 3/5ths of the points awarded to Main
fffffDraw first round losers.

D. Main Draw Size - 16 with 4 qualifiers; Qualification Draw Size - 32
fffff1st Round losers awarded no points.
fffff2nd Round losers (8 players) awarded 2/5ths of the points awarded to Main
fffffDraw first round losers.
fffff3rd Round losers awarded 3/5ths of the points awarded to Main Draw first round
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E. Main Draw Size - 8 with 2 qualifiers; qualification Draw Size - 8
fffff1st Round losers awarded no points.
fffff2nd Round losers (2 players) awarded 3/5ths of the points awarded to Main
fffffDraw first round losers.

b) Challenger tournaments

**Points Breakdown**
Prize Money	$500-999	$1000-1499	$1500+
Position	Points	Points	Points
Full/Provisional Members
Winner	5.0	10.0	15.0
Runner-Up	3.5	7.0	10.0
3rd/4th	2.5	4.5	6.5
5th/8th	1.5	2.5	4.5
9th/16th	0.75	1.5	2.5
Ratings Members
Winner	3.0	4.0	5.0
Runner-Up	2.0	3.0	3.0
3rd/4th	1.0	2.0	2.0
5th/8th	0.5	1.0	1.0
9th/16th	0.25	0.5	0.5

c) Super Series Standings
Super Series events also have separate Super Series Standings. Points for this are calculated on a cumulative basis, using a player's best (6) results in that current year.

WISPA RANKING POINTS & DIVISOR

Breakdown of Ranking Points (from 01.01.2004)

$75,000+ 30,000 points $50,000 - $74,999 21,000 points

Winner 4800 Winner 3360
Runner up 3300 Runner up 2310
3/4 1950 3/4 1365
5/8 1050 5/8 735
9/16 525 9/16 367.5
17/32 300 17/32 210
33/64 150 33/64 105

$35,000 - $49,999 14,000 points $25,000 - $34,999 9,000 points
Winner 2450 Winner 1575
Runner up 1610 Runner up 1035
3/4 980 3/4 630
5/8 595 5/8 382.5
9/16 350 9/16 225
17/32 175 17/32 112.5

$15,000- $24,999 5,100 points $10,000 - $14,999 3,200 points
Winner 892.5 Winner 560
Runner Up 586.5 Runner up 368
3/4 357 3/4 224
5/8 216.75 5/8 136
9/16 127.5 9/16 80
17/32 63.75 17/32 40

$ 7,000- $9,999 2,000 points $4,000 - $6,999 1,200 points
Winner 350 Winner 210
Runner Up 230 Runner up 138
3/4 140 3/4 84
5/8 85 5/8 51
9/16 50 9/16 30
17/32 25 17/32 15

Note: In the case of draws which are less than the maximum sizes shown then the points remain as listed, but initial round points are not claimed.

Divisor -
The total number of points a player accumulates in any 52 week period is divided by the following number of tournaments played [Minimum 8 Tournaments in 52 Weeks] to give an average score:-

Events Played Divisor
1-8 8
9 8
10 8.5
11 9
12 9.5
13 10
14 10.5
15 11
16 11.5
17 12
18 13
19 14
20+ 15

THE MINIMUM NUMBER MAY BE ALTERED BY WISPA BOARD AT ITS DISCRETION.

Qualification points

$5,000 - $8,000 - $13,000 - $20,000 - $30,000 - $45,000 - $65,000 +
$7,999 $12,999 $19,999 $29,999 $44,999 $64,999

Draw size 16 32 16 32 16 32 16 32 16 32 32 64 32 64

Final qual
Round loser 20 8 30 12 50 18 88 34 136 52 78 32 112 44

Previous
Qual round
Loser 10 - 15 - 25 9 44 17 68 26 39 16 56 22

All players in Qualification events will be awarded points (as applicable) unless a player confirms to the WISPA office IN WRITING within 24 hours of event completion that she does not wish to receive them. Points cannot be awarded or taken away in retrospect.

source : SquashPlayer

vendredi 26 octobre 2007

Howard Harding Reports ...

Howard Harding Reports ... from Madrid.

jeudi 25 octobre 2007

Women's Word 07 @ SquashTalk

MARTIN BRONSTEIN REPORTING FROM MADRID SPAIN
SECOND ROUND OCTOBER 24

KITCHEN DUMPS NICOL IN HUGE UPSET

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Shelley Kitchen attacked with power and focus (Fritz Borchert photo:© 2007)

In the biggest upset for many months, Shelley Kitchen of New Zealand, presently ranked 11 in the world, knocked out the reigning world champion Nicol David in a five match thriller that had onlookers on tenterhooks until the very last point of the 69 minute battle. Her departure was a huge shock; it is the first time in 36 events that she has failed to reach the quarter-finals of a tournament.

Kitchen put in a storming performance, one that will give her the confidence to get back into the top ten, and one that will be remembered for a long time. She started the match in overdrive and was powering the ball as though time was running out. David is a notorious slow starter and Kitchen’s onslought caught her napping. There was nothing she could do about this blitzkreig and Kitchen zipped the world champion 9-0 inside eleven minutes.

In the second game Kitchen continued where she left off and Nicol showed sure signs of nerves as she snatched at shots and tried volleying at the wrong time. Her length was wanting badly and even on those rare occasions when she had Kitchen out of position, her drives died before the short line and Kitchen was back in the rally. Kitchen’s was the perfect strategy and one which would have given an on-form David problems, but she was not on form and is still troubled by nerves before a match. This is a player with huge national pressure, being one of the highest profile sports personalities in Malaysia. Sometimes the pressure simply too much.

mercredi 24 octobre 2007

A l'affiche cette semaine

Women's World Open Squash Championship 21-27 October 2007, Madrid

Pas de surprise à Madrid, les 16 premières têtes de série se qualifient pour le deuxième tour. Framboise délaisse son site pour assurer la couverture de l'évènement via le site international de SquashSite.

Saudi International Squash Tournament

LJ's wait is over ... titre Steve Cubbins pour commenter la seule surprise du jour à Al-Khobar.

J -3 pour le BJO 07

BELGIAN JUNIOR OPEN 2007

Wanneer? 27-29 oktober

Waar? Vlaams Squashcentrum te Herentals

Categorieën? jongens & meisjes -19, -17, -15, -13

Er zijn 250 inschrijvingen en er zullen op deze 3 dagen ongeveer 585 wedstrijden gespeeld worden. Supporters zijn welkom om onze spelers aan te moedigen.

FLEMISH SQUASH CENTER
(BLOSO SPORTS CENTER)
VORSELAARSEBAAN 60
2200 HERENTALS
BELGIUM
TEL +32 14 85 96 00 (DURING TOURNAMENT +32 14 85 96 05)
FAX +32 14 36 88 55
www.vsf.be

SPORTCENTER 'T BINNENHOF
LIERSEWEG 37
2200 HERENTALS
BELGIUM
TEL +32 14 21 91 00
FAX +32 14 21 91 02

samedi 20 octobre 2007

Next events ...

Programme très chargé ces prochaines semaines : Framboise assure la couverture des championnats mondiaux féminins, Steve Cubbins rédigera ses articles depuis لخبر et les jeunes termineront le mois à Herentals au Belgian Junior Open 07.

N'hésitez pas à cliquer sur les images, votre navigateur vous les présentera de façon plus lisible.

The squash will be spectacular of course, with literally all the world's best here, and all keen to bag the $31,000 winner's cheque, the biggest purse in the history of squash ...

Khobar

Khobar (also written al-Khobar or al-Khubar ; Arabic: الخبر) is a large city located in the Eastern Province of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the Persian Gulf. It has a population of 165,799 (2004 census) and forms part of the greater Dammam metropolitan area along with Dhahran, which together have a combined population of over one million. All three urban centers are served by the King Fahd International Airport.

See more at Wikipedia.org...

mardi 9 octobre 2007

Women's World Open @ Madrid

Nicol David In Hat-Trick Bid In Madrid World Open

Malaysia's world number one Nicol David is seeded to win her third successive title in the 2007 Women's World Open Squash Championships in Madrid, according to the draw which has been announced today by the World Squash Federation (WSF) and the Women's International Squash Players' Association (WISPA).

The sport's biggest ever women's event will be staged adjacent to the Royal Palace (the Palacio Real) in the Spanish capital, from 23-27 October, following qualifying at the city's Pallestra Squash Club from 21-22 October.

La suite et les tableaux sur le site World Squash.

lundi 30 juillet 2007

$43,500 Women's CIMB Singapore Masters, Kallang Squash Centre, Singapore

Après Kuala Lumpur, Singapore accueille le top des joueuses avec comme sponsor principal, comme à Kuala Lumpur, le groupe financier CIMB.

dimanche 29 juillet 2007

CIMB Malaysian Open 2007

6.650 US$ pour Nicol David, 4.725 US$ pour Tania Bailey, 5.700 US$ pour Azlan Iskandar, 3.900 US$ pour Stewart Boswell, ce sont les prix qui ont été attribués hier aux finalistes du CIMB Malaysian Open à Kuala Lumpur. Les photos sont accessibles via le diaporama de l'événement, les commentaires et résultats complets peuvent être lus sur les sites de SquashPlayer, SquashSite, SquashInfo, SquashTalk et Framboise.

Remarquable performance de Azlan Iskandar (PSA #19), déjà vainqueur de l'épreuve en 2004, qui bat successivement Adrian Grant (PSA #15), vainqueur 2006, Lee Beachill (PSA #13) et Stewart Boswell (PSA #12) qui venait de gagner, le 8 juillet, le $20,000 Men's Clare Valley Australian Open.

samedi 28 juillet 2007

Commerce International Merchant Bankers (CIMB)

CIMB Group Profile

CIMB Group is Malaysia’s second largest financial services provider which is listed on Bursa Malaysia through Bumiputra-Commerce Holdings Berhad (BCHB).

In 2004, we began the process of creating a strong and competitive universal bank anchored by Commerce International Merchant Bankers (CIMB), the region’s largest investment bank. Leveraging on our brand and management, we undertook 4 strategic acquisitions worth RM12.8billlion:

CIMB-Principal in October 2004 to enter fund management,

CIMB-GK in January 2005 to make headway in the regional capital market,

Bumiputra-Commerce Bank in June 2005 to enter consumer banking and enlarge our balance sheet, and

Southern Bank in March 2006 to strengthen our consumer banking capabilities.

Surprises à Kuala Lumpur, Natalie Grinham et Lee Beachill éliminés en demi-finale. Compte-rendu et photos par SquashSite et en français par Framboise.

samedi 21 juillet 2007

WISPA World Tour will break all records in 2007

L'info de Squash info est tellement réjouissante que l'on ne peut qu'en faire l'écho :

Women's Squash Tour Reaches New All-Time High

20 Jul 07

With almost half the year still to go, the Women's International Squash Players' Association reports that the WISPA World Tour will break all records in 2007.

Tour prize money will break through the $1.5 million mark, revealing a 50% rise on last year. With the number of events up by a third on last year, women's international squash is very much on the rise.

Further investigation shows that the number of WISPA Gold & Platinum events (boasting prize funds in excess of $43,000) will rise from six in 2006 to 12 this year - while the number of Tour events has increased overall from 42 last year to 70 this year. WISPA tournaments in 2007 will be staged in 54 cities in 23 countries, across all five continents.

"Not only is the Tour value going up, but the variety of events available to our members is increasing significantly too," commented WISPA President Natalie Grainger. "This is great news all round."

WISPA Chief Executive Andrew Shelley explained: "So many national federations, promoters and squash clubs are seeing what a great promotional vehicle WISPA Tour events can be. They are doing a great job for the sport locally, as well as the players and squash enthusiasts.

"We should also pay tribute to our players: They are not only great sportswomen, but superb ambassadors too. It is our members who are WISPA's real sales team," added Shelley.

lundi 9 juillet 2007

Australian Open : résultats

Squash info nous communique les résultats des tournois WISPA et PSA qui se sont déroulés la semaine dernière en Australie :

Commentaires et photos des acteurs sur le site de SquashSite.

lundi 2 juillet 2007

PSA & WISPA results

Les résultats des tournois PSA et WISPA qui se terminaient cette semaine, Squash info détaillant toujours aussi remarquablement les résultats assortis de commentaires.

mercredi 27 juin 2007

C'est l'hiver en Australie ...

Pas pour les organisateurs qui proposent 31.000 USD de prix aux participants de l'Australian Open Championships 2007. Tous les renseignements, commentaires et résultats sur le site de SquashSite.

lundi 25 juin 2007

Résultats WISPA

Victoires de Natalie Grainger au LA Open et de Shelley Kitchen en Nouvelle Zélande. Commentaires et photos via SquashSite.

lundi 18 juin 2007

WISPA Membership Form

Le site de la WISPA met à la disposition de quiconque le désire le formulaire d'inscription à son association. Etant donné la situation actuelle et dans un but promotionnel, ne pourrait-on suggérer à la LFS de prendre en charge les frais d'inscription de sa meilleure joueuse ?

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