The CLIC Sargent PSA Squash Classic will be the biggest squash event ever held in Surrey with a $25K prize fund. Action wil take place at St George's Hill in Weybridge, Surrey, on the club's permanent all-glass court.

Locals to star at St George's

As well as several St George's members competing as 'locals' in the qualifying event, there will be several home players in the main draw too.

Top seed Daryl Selby, who has played Surrey Cup for 14 seasons for the club, tops an impressive array of local talent which includes former world no 12 Tom Richards who has played at St George's Hill since he was 4 years old, and Joe Lee, who started his squash at the club aged 2.

Charles Sharpes, who was in the club's junior academy from the ages of 7-13 is playing as is Henrik Mustonen the finnish number one who has played PSL in Weybridge for 4 seasons.

Guernsey's Chris Simpson is seeded #2 with Richards #3 and France's Lucas Serme #4. Add these to a high class field of foreign stars from all over the World and we have a potent cocktail to be served up for squash fans in the South East.

Surrey Stronghold

Surrey has one of the biggest, highest standard squash league in the country. It also has a vibrant, forward thinking committee lead by Patrick Fleming who is a dedicated, progressive chairman, the sort of person that squash desperately needs in such positions.

The county committee has a mixture of keen squash lovers and professionals which preside over a thriving junior section and a vibrant playing community.

Tournament organiser Danny Lee , who also coaches at St George's Hill, will be inviting several top former Surrey players to the event to cheer on the local boys and also so that they can witness modern top class squash, on an all glass court close to home.