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Junior Meet Spring 2025

Sally Archibald · Sunday, 9 March 2025

The GIM Junior Spring Meet 2025 brought together girls from across the region for a day full of squash, fun and community. With players ranging from beginners to rising juniors, the event gave every girl the chance to step on court, meet new friends, and feel part of something bigger in women’s squash.

A highlight of the day was a special masterclass led by Welsh No.1 Tesni Murphy, alongside the brilliant support of our volunteer coaches who gave their time and energy to make the event possible. Together they created an inspiring, inclusive environment where the girls could learn, play and grow in confidence.

The Spring Meet wasn’t just about skills – it was about building confidence and belonging. Families, coaches and volunteers all came together to create a vibrant atmosphere where 50+ girls left the courts buzzing, motivated, and ready to keep playing squash. It showed once again the power of visibility, role models and community to keep girls engaged in the sport.

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