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Topic: John White (squash player)

	Squash (sport) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Squash is an indoor racquet sport which was, until recently, called "Squash Rackets", a reference to the 'squashable' soft ball used in the game (compared with the harder ball used in its parent game Racquets or Rackets--see below).
		Highly-skilled players often attempt to finish rallies by hitting the ball at an angle onto the front wall and into an area known as the 'nick' (the junction between the side wall and floor) which if done properly will cause the ball to roll out along the floor and be unreturnable.
		Squash now has a universal appeal, as there are courts in 148 countries in the world from Argentina to Zambia.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Squash_(sport) (2442 words)

	John White - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John White (surgeon), (1756 - 1832), Surgeon-General of New South Wales
		John White (Kentucky politician), (1802-1845), Speaker of the United States House of Representatives
		John White (administrator) (1946–), Commissioner of British Antarctic Territory and British Indian Ocean Territory, (1998–2001)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_White (171 words)

	Pool Stages
		All White's angles were on display and he seemed to play within himself and with help from his opponent ran up hands of 9 unanswered points in the third and 10 in the fourth to run out a comfortable winner.
		White hit his angles easily a corkscrew rolling down the back wall, a stinging kill off the back and a narrow crosscourt on the inside of his opponent on match ball that Beng Hee could only look at sheepishly and then hold out his hand.
		White has started this tournament well, "I have put in some serious fitness work and I was quite confident to let the rallies go on and wait for the right ball," he said.
	sitesquash.com /superseries/pool_stages.htm (2136 words)

	Player of the Month: John White March 01
		John White beat Peter Nicol in the semi-final of the Flanders Open and then beat former Australian colleague Paul Price in the final to win his first ever Super Series tournament.
		Although White now flies the Scottish flag, he was brought up in Queensland, Australia where his parents owned a squash club.
		Not surprising then that he became a squash player, turning professional in 1991 at the age of 18.
	www.squashtalk.com /featuredplayer/playermarch2001.htm (1235 words)

	Scotsman.com Sport - Other Sports - Committed White looking out for No 1
		Occasionally, the Whites are able to travel as a family, particularly to tournaments in the USA, Susie’s homeland.
		At the 2002 Commonwealth Games, White was not allowed to be part and parcel of the team, as the eligibility criteria for the event in Manchester were different from those of his sport.
		White’s outraged response to that letter nearly two years ago was an indication of just how firmly he was committed to Scotland.
	sport.scotsman.com /other.cfm?id=65682004 (1264 words)

	Gommendy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Her sense of humour, her huge knowledge of the squash circuit (human factor as well as technical side), her kindness, her well known generosity, have made her rather indispensable to the English Squash (and to me), and especially at big events like the Nationals.
		And as she has been involved in junior events for years, she knows nearly every squash player since they were “that high”.
		John White hasn’t played particularly well in this tournament in the last couple of years, but he is very motivated, as he never won it.
	www.nationalsquashchamps.co.uk /gommendy.htm (2017 words)

	Merseyside Squash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Likening squash player's abilities and attributes to football teams may be a good way to assess an individual players attributes on how successful or, otherwise, they are as effective squash players.
		Most players have specific strengths; however, to win matches they have to use their strengths to nullify their opponent's strengths sufficiently to enable them to achieve that win.
		Players are seldom praised for having an outstanding skill without the addendum "if only they had the "missing skills?" Players like Peter Nicol are the best in the world by relying 90% on his "best skill", his ability to defend.
	www.englandsquash.com /merseyside/fshow.php?uid=MERSEY&men=PAGE56 (960 words)

	This is Guernsey - Archive
		LOCAL squash players will have the chance to meet world number one John White and the 2000 British Open champion David Evans on Friday.
		Among the children selected for the clinic are some members of the junior island squad, but also a couple of players rewarded for their enthusiasm in the junior leagues.
		White and Evans will then have some hits against a few local players before they meet each other in an exhibition match, which will give many Sarnians a chance to witness squash at a level they may have never seen before.
	www.thisisguernsey.com /code/showarchive.pl?ArticleID=011826&year=2004&category=sport (435 words)

	PSA World Squash Rankings March 1 2004
		White, an exciting offensive star, reaches number one in the world after last month sitting at #2 and a few days ago achieving the TOC finals.
		White, quiet and controlled in his court demeanor, brings an exciting attacking style of squash on court in his every appearance.
		White was confirmed Monday as the world's number one squash player for the first time in his career according to the new March Dunlop PSA Men's World Squash Rankings, announced today (02 March) by the Professional Squash Association (PSA).
	www.squashtalk.com /rankings/2004rankings/psa35.htm (619 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - Memorial planned for Scottish squash star
		AS part of a memorial to Scottish squash player Derek Sword, who died in the September 11 World Trade Centre tragedy, arrangements are underway to organise an annual match between teams from Edinburgh and New York.
		Squash - with its portable Perspex courts - is a sport that lends itself to finding some unusual and spectacular venues.
		John White and Martin Heath are both at the top of the game while world No.1 Peter Nicol, despite his defection to England, would also attract the crowds.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=733902004 (507 words)

	Player of the DAY
		Kneipp's comeback, when White had virtually guaranteed himself a place in the final, was one of the performances of the week.
		The fact that he was the lowest ranked player in the tournament made it all the more remarkable - particularly against White whose form had been excellent throughout the group stage.
		But it was the sheer power with which the Great White demolished the world number one and three-time Super Series champion that swung the vote.
	sitesquash.com /superseries/player_of_the_day.htm (830 words)

	Qsquash squash in queensland australia q squash brisbane
		John White, the only player in his second successive men's semi-final, went one better than last year, spectacularly putting out third seed and tournament favourite Jonathon Power to reach his first British Open final.
		White then struck a low backhand winner to get to matchball, and a stroke then gave him the match 11-15 15-13 15-12 9-15 15-13 in 100 minutes.
		An additional note of squash history was marked by the fact that there was no Australian representation in the men's quarter-finals for the first time for 40 years.
	qsquash.com /results.php?resultsid=12 (2384 words)

	Edinburgh Evening News - Sport - White eager to hold off Nicol to keep No.1 ranking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		SCOTLAND’S John White is hoping to hang on to the new world No.1 ranking at least until the Scottish Championships in Aberdeen next month.
		White, born and raised in Queensland, Australia, but with an Edinburgh-born father, has been "Scottish" for six years and is a two-time Scottish Champion.
		White is in his 31st year, which might seem old for someone who insists his best squash is still in the future.
	edinburghnews.scotsman.com /sport.cfm?id=292302004 (506 words)

	S&D News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Starting at 7.30 on Thursday 24th March, Players such as Nick Mathew, John White, Anthony Ricketts, Bradley Ball and Pete Barker have all shown interest in playing.(Not yet confirmed) Tickets are £5 and £3 all proceeds to the Tsunami Appeal.
		World squash number one Peter Nicol went on court last night for a special challenge match against James Willstrop, world junior champion, who is widely regarded as one of the brightest talents in squash, to promote the forthcoming English Open to be staged at the Crucible Theatre in August.
		Peter was well known in the squash world whilst he accompanied his wife Anita in her role as a fully qualified referee and when she played squash for Hallamshire in the Yorkshire league and the Sheffield and District.
	www.sdsquash.free-online.co.uk /news.htm (5127 words)

	Squash Canada (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Canada's top squash player, Jonathon Power, promises "an ugly pig fight" tonight when he plays David Palmer of Australia in the final of the $40,000 (U.S.) Pace Credit Union Canadian Squash Classic.
		He defeated White several weeks ago at the world team championships in Vienna, but realized he had not got the best of the tall, lanky Australian-born player in a Professional Squash Association tournament in a while.
		He knows Palmer, the No. 3 player in the world, has won all of his matches in three straight sets at this tournament.
	www.squash.ca /f/story_detail.cfm?id=19 (508 words)

	CCCSQUASH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Squash has been played at Cleethorpes Cricket Club since two courts were built in 1978.Due to the popularity of the game in the area a third court has since been built (in 2002).
		Nearly 200 squash playing members, some of which are the strongest squash players in the area, take part in league, cup, handicap and time tournament matches throughout the year.
		The club is keen to promote junior squash and up and coming players are encouraged by the other members.
	www.cccsquash.com (120 words)

	Aanbieding Squash DVD
		John White, former World Number 1, the hardest hitter in the game, a man who can and will hit winners from anywhere on the court.
		John White knows he has to go for the kill.
		In this see-saw match, each player moves the other around the court, and there are some amazing moments exeplifying squash at its finest.
	www.squashweb.nl /dvd/eno04001.htm (222 words)

	Squash Magazine
		White was not quite ready to throw in the towel, however, and fought his way back to 12-all.
		White, who beat Beachill to win the British National title for the first time ten days ago, remained steady in the face of the challenge.
		It was nip and tuck in the first game with White prevailing by a mere two points after Willstrop made what he called "a few strange errors." Displaying remarkable maturity, the young Englishman successfully slowed the pace in the second game to counter the power hitting from White and evened the match.
	www.squashmagazine.com /vcm/squashmagazine.FEATURES.Play.Archive:TOC04.html (2945 words)

	SquashWeb nieuws - John White Storms To World No1
		Scotland's John White is confirmed as the world's number one squash player for the first time in his career according to the new March Dunlop PSA Men's World Squash Rankings, announced today (02 March) by the Professional Squash Association (PSA).
		White, born and raised in Queensland, Australia, became a Scottish national in 1998 - but made his breakthrough when he moved to Nottingham in England in 2000.
		After becoming the British national champion for the first time last month, the game's hardest hitter went on to reach his 21st PSA final at Grand Central Terminal last week to clinch his new world number one status.
	www.squashweb.nl /nieuws?id=484 (381 words)

	Squash Player NEWS
		White began the second game in similar inconsistent fashion as the first -- two tins followed by two winners, followed by another tin and and another winner.
		The feeling was that the match was going to rest on whether White could hit more winners than tins as he aggressively attacked the front of the court.
		Laurens Jan Anjema may not yet be a household name in the world of squash but the Dutch number two pulled off a major upset by beating English world number three Peter Nicol in the opening round.
	www.squashplayer.co.uk /newspage.asp?Key=512 (5851 words)

	Surrey Wk3
		He is still using a grip per game, still hitting the ball at 'John White' speed, even if he hasn’t played much squash for 4 months and if the fitness is not what it used to be.
		Well, you do that, Bradley, because I’ve seen you play for 3 seasons now, and you are a very talented player, who just needs to keep believing in himself, and needs to realise that one can’t play every ball perfectly, that mistakes are allowed, and that it doesn’t mean that you are not playing well.
		You are a very beautiful squash player, you had proof of that in the past months.
	sitesquash.com /gommendy/surreycup3.htm (1270 words)

	Bermuda Sun: Ranked pros signed for tourney (2003-02-21) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		He has been heralded by Squash Player magazine as one of the four most likely players to dominate the men’s game in the coming years and has been a member of the top 10 since May 2001.
		His best recent result was a semi-final appearance at the YMG Classic in Toronto last November where he beat John White before losing to the eventual winner Jonathon Power.
		The players will compete in two pools of three with first in the pool playing second in the other pool for a place in the main draw.
	www.bermudasun.bm /archives/2003-02-21/06Sports02 (709 words)

	ProSquash.ca - 2004 Pace Credit Union Pro Squash Classic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		At 29, Canada’s best squash player has been one the world’s top players for the past five years.
		Born in Comox, BC and a squash player since the age of seven, this six-foot superstar, who now calls Montreal home, is out to avenge his loss in the 2001 YMG Capital Canadian Squash Classic.
		In this year’s most recent tournament — the Qatar Squash Classic in Doha — Power was defeated in a 70-minute quarter-final match against Scotland’s John White.
	www.prosquash.ca /players_profile_power.htm (428 words)

	News - Squash Canada
		A star-studded field, led by eight of the world's top ten players, will compete in the inaugural five-star Bermuda Open Squash Championship which is being held in the tiny city of Hamilton from 17-20 March.
		White went on to reach his first ToC final, but the victory ensured that he would become world No1 for the first time in his career.
		Bermuda is anxious to prove that it is an ideal location for premier squash, and is already looking at ways of enhancing the tournament in future years.
	www.squash.ca /e/story_detail.cfm?id=172 (624 words)

	Qatar Classic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Doha is set to welcome back the premier players for the Qatar Classic World Open which begins here in the Gulf state capital from November 28.
		Led by the world No.1 Lee Beachill of England, the squash fraternity descends on Doha for the six-day squash gala that will be held at the Khalifa Squash Complex, a venue which has hosted some of the most famous names in the sport in the past.
		Nabil, the man responsible for advancing the squash cause here in Doha through QNOC generous support, yesterday said QSF had volunteered to host the World Open at a time when the World Squash Federation was looking for a city willing to stage the game's premier event.
	www.qatarclassic.com (721 words)

	BSPA Euroland North of Scotland Squash Open (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		For 31-year-old Ross, the 11-10 10-11 11-9 11-2 win over White was the best of his career and he claimed another notable scalp in former world top ten player, Wales' Alex Gough, in the final.
		In an entertaining 75-minute match, the Surrey player fought back from dropping the opening game to win 9-11 11-10 (3-1) 11-9 11-3 and justify his decision to give up a lucrative job in the City of London to pursue a full-time squash career.
		As a youngster, Ross was the best player in Britain, winning the British Under-16 title in the same era as the Scot turned Englishman Peter Nicol who went on to dominate the world rankings and win British and World Open titles.
	www.squashsite.co.uk /bspa/north_of_scotland.htm (204 words)

	World Pro Squash Exhibition 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		On February 26, 2005, world number 6 John White and world number 10 Graham Ryding were featured in Ithaca's World Pro Squash Exhibition 2005, at the Belkin International Squash Courts.
		DVD-R disks play in most contemporary DVD players, but there are some exceptions with "older" units.
		Each year I get some requests for the DVDs by folks who were at the event, or have heard about it, hence their availability.
	www.ithacasquash.com /ex/05 (530 words)

	British Open Squash News - 2nd October 2003 SportFocus news
		His opponent in Friday's quarter-finals will be Australian-born Scot John White, who ended Pakistani interest in the event with a 15-11 15-3 17-15 defeat of world No15 Mansoor Zaman.
		White, who today rose to a career-high No2 in the world rankings, is enjoying competing in his first major international event within five minutes of his Nottingham home.
		Friday's quarter-final will be White and Ricketts' third successive meeting on the PSA Tour over the past six weeks - with Ricketts ending White's unbeaten run in two events with his first ever victory over the Scot in last month's US Open in Boston.
	www.sportfocus.com /newspub/story.cfm?ID=5187 (790 words)

	National Squash Championships EN BREF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		MY NAME IS John White is a fantastic player of course, and whoever saw him play knows that he possesses a fantastic sense of humour and a quick brain to go with it...
		I forwarded the message to England Squash, and got a lovely note from the lady, actually called Marianne McDonald, who used to come to England a lot when she was younger.
		By all accounts there was overwhelming support for squash from the phone-in audience, which included one lady caller who said she used to be quite a good squash player herself...
	www.nationalsquashchamps.co.uk /en_bref.htm (4136 words)

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