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Young talent push opponents to the edge to claim victory in Day One of the Moreton Bay PSA Satellite

Published Thu 18 Mar 2021

The action got underway yesterday in the Moreton Bay PSA Satellite at Redcliffe PCYC.

The first match of the event saw unseeded Redcliffe local Brad Freeme take on 5th seed David Turner. Turner started off strong but Freeme proved too strong, pushing through for 3-0 victory 11-8, 11-5, 11-5 (30 mins). 

In the first round match of the Women’s PSA draw, Samantha Foyle took on 15 year old star [8th seed] Madison Lyon. Foyle put Lyon through her paces but in the end, Lyon was able to push her opponent to the edge and claim victory 11-8, 8-11, 11-8, 11-4 (25 mins). 

The longest match of the day saw unseeded Caleb Johnson take on 7th seed Lachlan Coxsedge in a gruelling 5-setter. Coxsedge took to the court in his first PSA tournament since returning from injury with high hopes of taking out his unseeded opponent, however, Johnson was able to take the lead in the fifth game and see victory over Coxsedge with a final result of 7-11, 11-7, 11-6, 7-11, 11-6 (55 mins).

Men’s and Women’s quarter finals kick off today at 5:40pm AEST. 

If you can’t get down to the courts to see it in person you can watch the livestream at www.squashaustralia.tv

Full draws and results can be found on SportyHQ here: 

https://squashaustralia.sportyhq.com/tournament/view/2021-Moreton-Bay-PSA-Satellite

This event is proudly supported by Moreton Bay Regional Council. Squash Australia would like to acknowledge and thank them as well as the following sponsors for their support of this event: Moreton Bay Regional Council, Dunlop, Ashaway, BLK.

 

Photo credit: Craig Stewart, Seize the Light Photography. 

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