2026 AJC Day 3 Semi Finals Day
Published Tue 29 Sep 2026
Day 3:
Semifinal day - what a fantastic day of squash all across the centre.
GU11 - Elka Low Nang won in 3 and now progresses to her first AJC final. Go for it Elka!
BU11 - Owen Boardman played well against the no.1 seed Freddie Goldsmith and there are good signs for the future. Freddie won 3-0 but Owen will learn from this experience.
GU13 - In the match of the day Ruisha Chu pushed no.1 Abbey Boswell all the way. It was standing room only for this enthralling game, with Abbey closing it out 11-9 in the 5th.
Kaira Malhotra in her first semifinal lost out to Hannah Leung 3-0.
BU13 - Aleister Loo proved his seeding against Ayan Bhat. A 3-0 win but Ayan fought hard and will learn from this outing, a friendly match and Ayan played with a smile on his face. In the all NSW match up with Nathan and Ahan it was a great display of athletiscm for 2 young players. Nathan took the match 3-0 with a very close and important second game, 12-10, gave him the confidence to push through in the third. Good luck to Nathan in the final!
GU15 - Annette Chow lost out in 3 to last years winner Yashica Jiwa Mohan, Elizabeth Wang went up a gear after losing the 1st game to beat Riyo Kawabata 3-1 and move into the final. This will be a repeat of last years final! Lets go Elizabeth!!
BU15 - Naveen Sanghera and Ben Boardman both won their respective semifinals with 3-1 wins. This will be a repeat of the State Championship final. Good luck to both.
GU17 - A good effort from Emilia Scott in her semi against no.1 seed Tina Ma, the road back from injury has been a tough one, but a semifinal placing will give positivity for the future.
BU17 - Henry Kross will ignite his on court rivalry with James Boswell in the final after winning 3-0 in his semifinal against WA's Alex Marsh. Giddy-up Henry!!
GU19 - Jade Reynolds and teammate Fatimah Khan will face off tomorrow for 5th position.
BU19 - Kasper Cheung moves into his first U19 final with a 3-0 win over Connor Heberecht, in the all NSW semifinal Ethan Middleton came out firing beating Stanley Cheung in 3. Have a great game boys!
16 NSW athletes will be fighting for podium finishes.
