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Welcome to the 2025 Central Otago squash season.
(Alexandra Squash Club; Wanaka Squash Club; Cromwell Community Squash Club; Queenstown Squash Club; Omakau Squash Club: Maniototo Squash Club) We have a couple of important dates coming up - hopefully this has already been circulated to your club but just in case you haven't, see below. Pre-Season Competition: Pre-Season competition will start 16th April and be shortened to 3 weeks. Entries need to be in to Brent Taucher by Sunday, 6th April. All clubs are invited including Omakau if they have players interested. All clubs will host one round. This is an individual competition so no prize money for the top club this year (only bragging rights). Interclub: Interclub will start on 14th May. Entries need to be in to Brent Taucher by Sunday, 4th May. Once entries are in, we will develop divisions. Thoughts are that Prems. will have 3 player teams & play PAR 15 (someone tell GC). Division 1 will be 4 player teams & play PAR 11; Division 2 will be 5 player teams & play PAR 11. Due to numbers, there will be no women's draws this year instead the women will join Division 2. Signed: Brent Taucher President - CO Squash Team Managers, Jason Wereta (Otago Metro), Jess Bailey (Midlands) & Gary Toye (Central Otago) join Midland's Glen Wallace in celebrating Midland's win  The postposed 2024 Triangular was hosted last Saturday by the Oamaru Squash & Badminton Club. A big 'thank' you to Midland's Lowri and Jess for keeping things rolling in making for an enjoyable day of squash. Well done to all teams for the spirit the event was played and special mention of Midlands for holding onto the shield at least until October with a close 6 - 4 win over Otago Metro & 9 - 1 over Central. Otago Metro came in second with a 8 - 2 win over Central. A big 'thank you' to the Dunedin players that filled the gaps in the Central Team at the last minute. The two Otago area teams will be hoping to turn the tables on their neighbours when the 2025 Triangular is contested at the regular date in October which will be hosted by Central Otago - club to be confirmed.
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