Nick, otherwise known as ‘The Wolf’, first drew the squash world’s attention when, in 2006, he became the first English player to win the British Open men's title since 1939. From then he reached World No.1 in June 2010 and won both the British Open and the World Open three times!

Millie Tomlinson has been playing professionally on the PSA Tour since 2008, and has forged a successful career in the sport, breaking into the top 20 in 2019.

Joining our University of Nottingham roster for the first time is world top-50 player, George Parker.

Lowri Roberts currently sits just outside the world top 100, and has been playing on the PSA World Tour for the last eight years.

Also making his debut on the #GreenandGold PSL roster in 2023/24 is another top 100 player in Ben Smith.

Sanne Veldkamp is a well know name for the #GreenandGold having been a scholar and regular for Nottingham in BUCS and PSL fixtures over recent years.

Declan, who is originally from Nottingham, rapidly climbed his way up the world rankings reaching the top 20 in 2018, before claiming Commonwealth doubles gold.

Former world number 39 Amina Yousry joins the University of Nottingham as a sports scholar this year after success at Harvard University.

Owain is a University of Nottingham graduate and current assistant coach for the university. He is a Welsh international who studied BEng Architectural Environment Engineering and MSc Sustainable Building Technology.

Faiza is studying a PhD in Business Management in Nottingham and has never lost when playing in the #GreenandGold!

The on-site Club House Café at David Ross Sports Village recently re-opened in 2021 and offers a full variety of hot/cold snacks and drinks from Starbucks Coffee.

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