Events

The club holds many events throughout its season. Here is a (non-comprehensive list) of what's been held so far this season and is scheduled to happen next. As well as this, see the team pages for a whole host of fixtures.

The Club Championships - April 2008

The club holds tournaments every season open to all members: The Buchner (open to all), Women's, Juniors, Men's Over 35s, Men's Over 45s, Men's Over 55's as well as plates for all that have enough numbers to warrent so! There is also a most improved player of the year award presented. After all this, a disco is held and the season at Boston SRC is over, with the next event being the following season's Kevin Lenton Handicap Tournament. For more information on the Club Championships, see the Club Championships page.

The Boston Junior Open - April 2008

This year being held on the 26th/27th weekend, this attracts nationallly ranked and local juniors alike. For more, see the Boston Junior Open page.

The BSPA Boston Open - December 2007

This is an event that puts the club on the squash map - nationally ranked players competing at the club with a prize fund between the men's and women's over £4000. This time round, Bradley Ball beat Daryl Selby in what is we believe our best ever event and quality of final - the world number 30 and 31 put on a great show for the crowd and produced a close 3/2 match. In the women's event, world top 10 player Vicky Botwright beat her sister Becky in the final. More information can be found on the Boston Open page.

The Kevin Lenton Memorial Handicap - September 2007

The first events of the season, this is held every year. It is a knockout tournament, with squash played for a solid twenty minutes. One player starts with a pre-determined handicap, and American scoring is then played. The person with the highest total at the end wins. After last season's tournament being a good one for juniors, this one was a good one for females - with Katie Price beating Emma Robinson (who beat Ellie Williamson in the semi) in the final. In the plate final Paul Smith beat Dutch Vandesbosch.