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GRINHAM Rachael

Nationality	AUS Australia
Birth Date	22/01/1977
Gender	Women
Height (m / in)
Weight (kg / lbs)
Events Inscribed	Squash Women's Singles Member of Australia Squash Women's Doubles Member of Australia Squash Mixed Doubles
Medals Won	SILVER - Women's Singles

Date	Venue	Event	Country - Name	Results	Status
17 Mar 18:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Round of 16, Match 77	AUS - BROWN Kasey	0 3 1 2	Completed
17 Mar 18:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Round of 16, Match 77	AUS - GRINHAM Rachael	3 9 9 9	Completed
18 Mar 18:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Quarterfinals, Match 101	ENG - ELRIANI Linda	1 9 5 5 3	Completed
18 Mar 18:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Quarterfinals, Match 101	AUS - GRINHAM Rachael	3 1 9 9 9	Completed
19 Mar 18:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Semifinals, Match 132	NZL - KITCHEN Shelley	0 8 4 2	Completed
19 Mar 18:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Semifinals, Match 132	AUS - GRINHAM Rachael	3 10 9 9	Completed
20 Mar 19:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Final, Match 144	AUS - GRINHAM Natalie	3 2 9 9 9	Completed
20 Mar 19:00	SAU Center	Women's Singles Final, Match 144	AUS - GRINHAM Rachael	1 9 6 1 6	Completed

Place Of Birth	Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia
Residence	Cairo, Egypt
Marital Status	Single
Occupation	Professional Squash Player
Handedness	Right
Coach	Maha Zein
Club	Heliopolis Club, Cairo
Idol	Heather McKay
Recent Results	World Doubles Championships (Melbourne, Australia, Jan-2006) 4th in the Women's Doubles 1st in the Mixed Doubles Australian Open (Jan-2006) 1st in the Women's Singles
Commonwealth Games History	Manchester 2002 Bronze in the Women's Singles Bronze in Women's Doubles Kuala Lumpur 1998 Silver in the Women's Double (with Robyn Cooper)
Other	His interests include cinema, reading by the pool, beach and fishing. She joined the WISPA World Tour during 1994 after making her international debut in 1993. A family-final first happened in 2001 when in Malaysia in February she beat sister Natalie in a WISPA Tour final. She held the number one ranking in women's squash for 16 months. It was taken from her by another Commonwealth athlete, Malaysian, Nicol David. World Open record: 2005 - Final 2004 - Semi-final 2003 - Quarter-final 2002 - Quarter-final British Open record: 2005 - Semi-final 2004 - Winner 2003 - Winner 2002 - Quarter-final 2001 - Round of 32 2000 - Round of 32

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