On the squash court are, from the left, Tremayne McDonald, Ruan Olivier, Keith Deutschmann (chairman of Free State Squash), Amy Greyvenstein and Mariska McDonald.Photo: Supplied

Provincial ambassadors dominate the squash courts

On the squash court are, from the left, Tremayne McDonald, Ruan Olivier, Keith Deutschmann (chairman of Free State Squash), Amy Greyvenstein and Mariska McDonald.Photo: Supplied


The Free State hub of the Growthpoint South African National Regional Squash Tournament was held in Bloemfontein from 7 to 9 June.

Amy Greyvenstein, a student of the University of the Free State (UFS), was invited to the national finals in Cape Town to be held at the V&A Waterfront from 9 to 11 August.

This was after she beat Mariska McDonald in a thrilling match in Bloemfontein with the scores 11/4, 4/11, 12/10 and 11/8.

Another ex-Bloemfonteiner, Ruan Oilvier, who now plays and coaches squash in Pretoria, was also invited to the finals. Ruan beat Tremayne McDonald in the men’s final by 11/6, 11/6 and 11/1.

The tournament was held on a Swiss Pairing system.

The final placings for the female players are:1. Amy Greyvenstein;2. Mariska McDonald;3. Vivienne van der Schyff;4. Benedette van Tonder; and5. Jo Cobbold.

The final placings for their male counterparts are:1. Ruan Olivier;2. Tremayne McDonald;3. Richard Rodrigues;4. Lodewyk Barnard; and5. Tristan Davies

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