Randburg Squash Club ambassadors make waves in Amsterdam

Randburg Squash Club representatives have returned from the World Masters Squash Tournament in Amsterdam, proudly bringing home silver medals and raising the club’s global profile.

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Back: Eddie Assad, Margie Hunt Kenp, Robin Kenp. Front: Roy Plumstead, Amy Shannon and Linda Shannon.

Randburg Squash Club is celebrating the remarkable achievements of its representatives who recently returned from the prestigious World Masters Squash Tournament held in Amsterdam. The team, made up of passionate and dedicated players, brought home not just memories but medals, making both their club and Randburg incredibly proud.

Among the standout performers were Margie Hunt Kemp and Linda Shannon, each earning a silver medal, demonstrating their grit, determination, and skill on the court. They are celebrated alongside their fellow ambassadors, Helena Kruger, Michele van Zyl, Reinette Mentz, Robin Kemp, Roy Plumstead, Eddie Assad, Kevin James, and Rudolf Coetze.

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The World Masters Squash Tournament is renowned for drawing seasoned squash players from across the globe, all competing at the highest level of their age categories. For Randburg Squash Club’s representatives to perform so well on such a stage speaks volumes about the calibre of talent nurtured within the club.

Joburg Masters Squash members during a game.

As the athletes return home, the local community continues to show support and appreciation for their hard work and achievements. The success of the team has not only brought pride to the club but has also inspired future generations of squash players in Randburg and beyond.

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