Tag: bjosquash

What a blast. Mohammad Alsarraj reached for the first time in the history of Jordanian Squash the boys under 15 finals of the most precious tournaments in the Junior World: The British Junior Open. Although finished as runner-up, Jordan should be proud of him for at least the next few years unless some one breaks unexpectedly…

Wow what a day at Hallamshire. The boys under 15 quarter-final match of Mohammad Alsarraj (JOR) against Indias Velevan Senthilkumar dropped to its knees and was the longest, recording 60 minutes and a (3:1) win of Alsarraj 12/10, 10/12, 11/6, 11/8. “I thought, I was the one who normally runs like a tiger, but Velevan…

Mohammad Alsaraj is in the quarter finals of the British Junior Open 2013 after beating Jeshoah Lee (Wales) 3:0 11/0, 11/1, 11/6 in Round 1, Victor Crouin (France) 11-9, 9-11, 11-8, 12-10 in Round 2 and Ziad Sakr 9/16* (EGY) 3/1 (11/9, 11/8,6/11,11/6) in Round 3 of the last 16, where he will now face unseeded Velevan Senthilkumar…

Mohammad Alsaraj arrived at this years British Junior Open (#bjosquash) in UK with his father and trainer and will start his 1st round match on 2nd January 2013. He is number 2 seed of this years BU15 draw and tournament heading for the most famous BJO title, that every squash player dreams of. SquashWithMe wishes…