1st in Canada – National Junior Circuit – Boys U17
2nd in Canada – International Singles – Boys U17
SQUASH CANADA NATIONAL RANKINGS
Squash Canada Boys U17
Squash Canada Boys U15 2024
1st in Canada – International Singles – Boys U15
1st in Canada – National Junior Circuit – Boys U15
NOTABLE TOURNAMENT RESULTS
Squash Canada Boys U17 (Down Year)
- 1st – Ontario Junior Open BU17
- Top 5 – Canadian Junior Closed BU17
Squash Canada Boys U15 – National Junior Circuit
- 1st – Canadian National Junior Closed Championship
- 1st – National Junior Circuit – Ontario Junior Open
Boys U15 – International Tournaments
- Top 8 – 2024 Dutch Junior Open
- Top 21 – Dutch Junior Open 2023 (Down Year BU15)
MATCH REELS
AUGUST 2025: BU17 – Philadelphia
BATTLE OF THE BORDER
GAMES:
SUMMARY:
I am wearing a red shirt in this match. My most recent match was in August 2025 at Battle of the Border, a tournament I’ve been fortunate to be invited to for a few years. As a Canadian, I grew up playing team sports like ice hockey and soccer, so competition for me isn’t just always about individual performance but having the opportunity to contribute to a team effort.
As part of the Canadian squash team for this tournament, I competed alongside my teammates allowing us to support one another as well as learn from our collective experiences. It was invaluable having coaches who carefully guided me through my matches. I was able to absorb the coaches’ lessons and advice, adapt my game, and strengthen the skills that only come from being part of a team.
I have gained an appreciation for a team environment, which I believe will help me reach my potential as a competitive squash player. This is why I want to play Division I squash. The opportunity to grow in a high-performance environment, contribute to a team culture, be part of an extended squash family, and learn from experienced coaches is what excites me most about competing at the next level.
MAY 2025: BU17 – Toronto
CANADIAN JUNIOR CLOSED SEMI FINALS
GAMES:
SUMMARY:
Playing in my down year, against an opponent a year older than me, this match was at the Canadian Junior Closed tournament in May 2025. During the game break after the first game, while speaking to my coach, I choked on my packet of energy gel. The gel was stuck in the back of my throat and I had difficulty breathing. Despite vomiting twice and having the Heimlich maneuver performed on me, my breathing was not back to normal.
The referee suggested I stop playing but I was down the first game and determined to continue playing. Also, this opponent beat me 2 years ago so I wanted to take this opportunity to win this match. I persevered and pushed to win the next 3 games to win the match in 4 games.
This is an example, when in the face of a setback, I am able to push through and focus on the task that needs to be completed.
MAY 2025: BU17 – Niagara-on-the-Lake
ONTARIO JUNIOR OPEN
GAMES:
SUMMARY:
I am wearing a blue shirt in this match. Playing in my down year, this match was at the Squash Ontario Junior Open tournament in May 2025. I lost the first two games against an opponent who is a year older than me. I remained focused on each point and each rally. I won the next three games to win the match and win the Ontario Open in my down year.
By focusing on the present, staying positive, and being resilient I was able to beat my opponent. Besides on court and off court strength and cardio training, I have been focusing more on using pre game visualization, mental preparation and techniques to help me get “in the zone”.
Paying closer attention to the type and timing of my nutrition has also helped me to win on the court.
FEBRUARY 2025: BU17/19 – Toronto
SQUASH ONTARIO JUNIOR GOLD
GAMES:
SUMMARY:
As a U13 and U15 player, I admired the playing style of some of my older local squash players. In this Ontario Gold tournament the U17 and U19 divisions were combined.
Playing for first place, my opponent in this match is a mentor and friend who will be playing Division 1 squash at an Ivy League school this fall. As a high school sophomore, I was able to win two games off him in this match.
Since starting squash at the age of 8, many of my on court competitors have become true friends off the court.
One of the best experiences of playing competitive squash is the friendships I have made. One of the great things about travelling to national and international tournaments is the opportunity for me to connect in person with my squash friends on and off the court.
APRIL 2024: BU15 – Calgary
CANADIAN JUNIOR CLOSED
GAMES:
SUMMARY:
This match was 18 months ago and highlights my final match when I won the Canadian Junior Closed.
Grade 9 & 10 Results
Grade 10 Average: 94%
Grade 9 Average: 95%
SCHOOL
Lorne Park Secondary School (LPSS) in Mississauga, Ontario is ranked in the top 15% of all public secondary schools in Ontario.. It emphasizes both academic and personal excellence and offers a robust curriculum designed to prepare students thoroughly for post-secondary success. The school emphasizes depth and rigor across a broad array of courses.