New Malden Squash coaching available with Jamie Mathews!

ES Level 2 Coach

Men’s Surrey County 1st Team

World deaf Squash Champion 2007

Coaching Fees (45min lesson)

Adult £20 (includes court fees)

Junior £12.50 (includes court fees)

Book 6 lessons and get 7th FREE!

Group Coaching for 2 Juniors £7 each or 3 Juniors £8 each.

About Jamie...

World Deaf Squash Champion 2007

England scored a notable double in the 4th World Deaf Squash Championships - winning both the team and the men's individual titles at the Durbanville Squash Club in Cape Town, South Africa.

Jamie Mathews became the individual World Deaf Champion when he defeated fellow Englishman and former champion Philip Thomas 9-2, 9-2, 9-3.

The 21-year-old from Ebbisham Sports Club in Epsom needed only 28 minutes to defeat his England team-mate.  Both players looked tentative in the opening skirmishes, but seven unforced errors by Thomas gifted the first game to a surprised Mathews.

In the second, Mathews began steadily and, sensing his opponent was not on form, waited for him to make the errors.  Thomas duly obliged with six further errors, before the second game was over.  Thomas became increasingly frustrated in the third, and resigned to his pending fate.  Mathews, however, was ruthless, forcing his opponent to all corners of the court then putting away the loose ball.

"The scoreline was a fair reflection of the game and Jamie Mathews is a worthy Champion - congratulations to him,” said Harris.

Thomas admitted that he just didn’t get into the match:  "Too many mistakes - and Jamie being too good on the day.  Congratulations Jamie!”

A jubilant Mathews exclaimed:  "I’m delighted to be the World Champion - I played well, and Philip didn’t.  I just did what I had to do.  It’s been a great week for me and the rest of the England Team.

"We’re the World Team Champions - sounds good, doesn’t it!"

For more Info TEXT Jamie on 07763 820362