11 Feb 2019
Canada Cup Squash Main Draw Released
New Zealand’s World No.6 Paul Coll will headline a high-quality draw at the Troilus Canada Cup Squash, with the PSA Silver tournament taking place in Toronto between March 3-7 after the main draw was released today.
This season’s Canada Cup Squash tournament will be the biggest PSA tournament in the country’s history with a total prize purse of $81,500 on offer.
"It will be our 12th year running, and second year as a PSA event. We look forward to continue growing and showcasing squash in Canada", said Tournament Director, Shahier Razik.
26-year-old Coll has enjoyed a strong season so far, reaching the semi-finals of two PSA Platinum tournaments - the U.S. Open and Black Ball Squash Open, as well as a runner-up finish at the China Squash Open.
The Kiwi, who along with the other top eight seeds receives a bye into round two, is seeded on the same side of the draw as the likes of Egypt’s World No.9 Mohamed Abouelghar, England’s former World No.12 Tom Richards and Hong Kong’s Tsz Fung Yip.
Coll will begin his tournament against either England’s Nathan Lake or Adrian Waller, depending on who comes out on top in their round one clash.
Seeded at the opposite end of the draw is Egypt’s World No.8 Marwan ElShorbagy. The Egyptian is seeded to meet Peru’s World No.10 Diego Elias in the semi-finals, but will first have to navigate a draw that includes the likes of England’s Declan James and last season’s tournament runner-up Australia’s Ryan Cuskelly.
ElShorbagy will open against either Malaysia’s Ivan Yuen or Egypt’s Omar Abdel Meguid in his opening match in Toronto.
Home interest comes in the form of Canada’s World No.89 Michael McCue, who resides in Toronto and takes the wildcard spot. He will face Egypt’s Karim Ali Fathi in round one.
Tickets can be purchased through the venues and more information on the event can be found at the tournament’s website: https://www.canadacupsquash.com/ or you can follow them on Facebook.
Main Draw: Troilus Canada Cup Squash
[1] Paul Coll (NZL) [Bye]
Nathan Lake (ENG) v [9/16] Adrian Waller (ENG)
[9/16] Arturo Salazar (MEX) v Joshua Masters (ENG)
[6] Tom Richards (ENG) [Bye]
[8] Tsz Fung Yip (HKG) [Bye]
Rex Hedrick (AUS) v [9/16] Campbell Grayson (NZL)
[9/16] Eain Yow Ng (MAS) v Tayyab Aslam (PAK)
[3] Mohamed Abouelghar (EGY) [Bye]
[4] Diego Elias (PER) [Bye]
[WC] Michael McCue (CAN) v [9/16] Karim Ali Fathi (EGY)
[9/16] Nafiizwan Adnan (MAS) v Todd Harrity (USA)
[7] Declan James (ENG) [Bye]
[5] Ryan Cuskelly (AUS) [Bye]
Ben Coleman (ENG) v [9/16] Cesar Salazar (MEX)
[9/16] Ivan Yuen (MAS) v Omar Abdel Meguid (EGY)
[2] Marwan ElShorbagy (EGY) [Bye]
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