News from the 2020 Carol Weymuller Open

After an action-packed week of women's squash in Brooklyn, Nouran Gohar is crowned the 2020 Weymuller Open champion. The world No.3 defeated defending champion and Egyptian compatriot Nour El Tayeb, 11/9, 11/5, 11/2, to claim her maiden Brooklyn title. Here, Gohar speaks with sports journalist Nate Chura in her post-match interview.
It's down to the Final-4 in Brooklyn at the 2020 Weymuller Open. No.1 Seed Nouran Gohar and Camille Serme, Joelle King and defending champion Nour El Tayeb headline star-studded semifinals | WATCH: Reporter Nate Chura informs El Tayeb how many times she has played King on the PSA World Tour.
The 2020 Carol Weymuller Open is now in full swing. Early round competition is currently wrapping up with top seed Nouran Gohar, No.8 seed Salma Hany, and Aussie sensation Donna Lobban, who upset No.7 seed Alison Waters, all advancing to the quarterfinals.
WATCH: Squash director Linda Elriani speaks with New York sports journalist Nate Chura about the 2020 Weymuller Open. The annual women's squash tournament runs from January 22-27 at The Heights Casino in Brooklyn, NY. For more info visit carolweymulleropen.com and for tickets email: weymulleropen@heightscasino.com
EGYPT’S GOHAR HEADLINES CAROL WEYMULLER DRAW IN JANUARY (PSA World Tour)Egypt’s World No.3 Nouran Gohar will headline a top class draw at The Heights Casino in Brooklyn, New York between January 22-27 when the Carol Weymuller Open PSA World Tour Bro…

EGYPT’S GOHAR HEADLINES CAROL WEYMULLER DRAW IN JANUARY (PSA World Tour)

Egypt’s World No.3 Nouran Gohar will headline a top class draw at The Heights Casino in Brooklyn, New York between January 22-27 when the Carol Weymuller Open PSA World Tour Bronze event takes place.

Gohar will be looking to continue her rich vein of form in America which saw her clinch the U.S. Open PSA Platinum title in Philadelphia for the first time in her career earlier this season after coming from Championship ball down.

She will be joined by some of the biggest names in women’s squash with defending champion and World No.4 Nour El Tayeb, France’s World No.5 Camille Serme, New Zealand’s Joelle King and USA’s own Amanda Sobhy all battling it out for the title.

Home interest, along with US No,1 Sobhy, comes in the form of World No.45 Haley Mendez, who grew up playing squash at The Heights Casino, while the wildcard spot is taken up by Marie Stephan, who was born in France but is now based in Philadelphia.

For more information on the tournament, visit the tournament website or follow the event on Twitter and Facebook.

Carol Weymuller Open – Entry List
1) Nouran Gohar (EGY)
2) Nour El Tayeb (EGY)
3) Camille Serme (FRA)
4) Joelle King (NZL)
5) Amanda Sobhy (USA)
6) Joshna Chinappa (IND)
7) Alison Waters (ENG)
8) Salma Hany (EGY)
9) Victoria Lust (ENG)
10) Yathreb Adel (EGY)
11) Nele Gilis (BEL)
12) Zeina Mickawy (EGY)
13) Low Wee Wern (MAS)
14) Mariam Metwally (EGY)
15) Melissa Alves (FRA)
16) Alexandra Fuller (RSA)
17) Rachel Arnold (MAS)
18) Haley Mendez (USA)
19) Donna Lobban (AUS)
20) Menna Nasser (EGY)
21) Farida Mohamed (EGY)
22) Emilia Soini (FIN)
23) Menna Hamed (EGY)
Wildcard) Marie Stephan (FRA)

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