Canadian Junior Open Squash

The Canadian Junior Open is a yearly Junior squash championship held in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, Canada. The tournament hosts nearly 300 players representing between 20 and 25 countries every year. The tournament is organized by Squash Canada and Squash Ontario.

Canadian Junior Open
Details
Event nameCanadian Junior Open
LocationCanada Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario
VenueThe Club at White Oaks
Website
Men's PSA World Tour
Most recent champion(s)Mexico Juan Sebastian Salazar Gomez
Women's PSA World Tour
Most recent champion(s)United States Lucie Stefanoni

The Canadian Junior Open is divided into eight categories — Boys Under-19, Boys Under-17, Boys Under-15, Boys Under-13, Girls Under-19, Girls Under-17, Girls Under-15 and Girls Under-13.[1]

List of winners by category (Boys)
YearUnder-13Under-15Under-17Under-19
1996United States Colby Smith Quebec Shawn Delierre Quebec David Phillips Ontario Shahier Razik
1997unknownunknownunknownunknown
1998unknownunknownunknownunknown
1999unknownunknownunknownunknown
2000Mexico Arturo SalazarAustralia Ben ReeceAustralia Jhie Goughunknown
2001 Alberta David LetorneauMexico Arturo SalazarMexico Mauricio Sanchez Newfoundland and Labrador Dylan Bennett
2002unknownMexico Arturo SalazarAustralia Ben ReeceMexico Mauricio Sanchez
2003 Ontario Brian Hong Alberta David Letorneau Manitoba [Andrew Boumford]Colombia Miguel Angel Rodriguez
2004unknown Alberta Kelly Shannon Alberta Keith PritchardColombia Miguel Angel Rodriguez
2005 Ontario Jamie Baker Ontario Brian HongMalaysia Kamran Khan Ontario Colin West
2006unknownunknownunknownMexico Arturo Salazar
2007Mexico Edgar Zayas Ontario Tyler Osborne Ontario Brian Hong Alberta Kelly Shannon
2008 Ontario Joshua Sekharunknownunknownunknown
2009Mexico Guillermo Cortez OrtizMexico Edgar Zayas Ontario Tyler Osborne Alberta Andrew Schnell
2010unknownunknownunknown Ontario Tyler Osborne
2011 Ontario Ravi SethUnited States Bransten MingMexico Edgar ZayasMexico Mario Yanez
2012Guatemala Enriquez AlejandroMexico Jesus CamachoPeru Diego EliasMexico Edgar Zayas
2013 Ontario Nathan Mead Ontario Akasham Rajagopaul Ontario Mohammad Al-SarajEngland Lyell Fuller
2014 Alberta Abdelrahman DweekMexico Carlos Ayala Alberta Michael Mehl Quebec David Baillargeon
2015England Jack Bloomfield Alberta Abdelrahman DweekMexico Leonel Cardenas British Columbia Matthew Henderson
2016Mexico Federico Sosa Alberta Abdelrahman Dweek Ontario James Flynn Ontario Akasham Rajagopaul
2017United States Andrew GlaserEcuador David Costales Ontario Asser IbrahimColombia Matias Knudsen
2018 Ontario Youssef SalemMexico Federico SosaEcuador David CostalesMexico Leonardo Vargas
2019 Ontario Abdullah MahfouzColombia Juan Jose Torres Lara British Columbia Gabrial YunMexico Juan S. S. Gomez


Boys' champions by country
CountryU-13U-15U-17U-19Total
 France3551023
 Egypt754218
 England355417
 Netherlands30227
 Switzerland11136
 Czech Republic21126
 Germany03205
 Ireland01203
 Finland10012
 India01102
 Spain01102
 Denmark11002
 Italy00011
 Malaysia00101
 Pakistan01001
 Israel10001

List of winners by category (Girls)
YearUnder-13Under-15Under-17Under-19
1994did not playSpain Elisabet SadoBelgium Kim HannesFrance Isabelle Stoehr
1995did not playBelgium Tine HannesNetherlands Aurelia EneideSwitzerland Gaby Hegy
1996did not playGermany Katrin RohrmullerGermany Natacha SerjanEngland Kate Allisson
1997did not playEngland Laura LengthornSwitzerland Olivia HauserSlovenia Petra Vihar
1998did not playEgypt Essam GhadaSwitzerland Olivia HauserBelgium Katline Cauwels
1999France Célia AllamargotSpain Margaux MorosEgypt Omneya Abdel KawyEgypt Engy Kheirallah
2000Spain Chantal MorosNetherlands Orla NoomNetherlands Milja DorenbosEngland Dominique Lloyd-Walter
2001Czech Republic Lucie FialováEngland Jenna GatesSpain Margaux MorosSwitzerland Manuela Zehnder
2002France Camille SermeSpain Chantal MorosEngland Emma BeddoesSwitzerland Manuela Zehnder
2003Wales Natalie PritchardFrance Camille SermeBelgium Liesbeth VoorstmansBelgium Charlie De Rycke
2004Scotland Robyn HogsonGermany Sina WallHong Kong Ka Kei ChiuSpain Margaux Moros
2005France Mélissa AlvesIndia Dipika PallikalCzech Republic Tereza DufkovaFrance Célia Allamargot
2006Germany Caroline SayeghCzech Republic Anna KlimundováGermany Sina WallFrance Camille Serme
2007Egypt Haidi LalaEgypt Farida AbouldahabFrance Emilie LamilangoFrance Camille Serme
2008England Martha PossegerFrance Mélissa AlvesFrance Cyrielle PeltierEngland Victoria Lust
2009France Marion AndriamifidyFrance Elvira BedjaiFrance Mélissa AlvesNetherlands Milou van der Heijden
2010Egypt Nadine ShahienEgypt Salma El DefrawyFrance Mélissa AlvesEngland Millie Tomlinson
2011Wales Elin HarlowFrance Marion AndriamifidyEngland Victoria Temple-MurrayEngland Emily Whitlock
2012Egypt Perein Abou SeadaBelgium Tinne GilisFinland Emilia SoiniFrance Julia Lecoq
2013Wales Ciara RichardsEgypt Nada Ehab AlyWales Elin HarlowEngland Lucy Beecroft
2014England Eve CoxonEgypt Engy HamoudaWales Elin HarlowFrance Marie Stephan
2015United States Marina StefanoniUkraine Alina BushmaUkraine Nadiia UsenkoEngland Lucy Beecroft
2016Egypt Jana Metwaly EasaEngland Alice GreenEngland Elise LazarusSpain Cristina Gómez
2017England Torrie MalikEngland Amber CopleyPoland Karina TymaRepublic of Ireland Hannah Craig
2018England Amelie HaworthEngland Torrie MalikDenmark Klara MøllerPoland Karina Tyma

Girls' champions by country
CountryU-13U-15U-17U-19Total
 England453719
 France444618
 Egypt451111
 Spain13127
 Belgium02226
 Switzerland00235
 Germany12205
 Wales30205
 Netherlands01214
 Czech Republic11103
 Poland10112
 Ukraine01102
 Slovenia00011
 Ireland00011
 Finland00101
 Hong Kong00101
 Denmark00101
 India01001
 Scotland10001
 United States10001

See also

References
  1. "Canadian Championships". Archived from the original on 2015-09-24.
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