Ukrainian National Squash Championship, Kiev, Ukraine (2022)
PSA Satellite Kitrum Squash Cup, Kharkiv, Ukraine (2021)
PSA Ukraine Satellite Squash Cup, Kiev, Ukraine (2021)
Pakistan Ukraine Friendship Squash Cup, Kiev, Ukraine (2021)
Zenit Black Sea Open, Kiev, Ukraine (2021)
Ukrainian National Squash Championship, Kiev, Ukraine (2020)
Kiev Closed National Squash Championship, Kiev, Ukraine (2020)
PSA Lviv Satellite Squash Cup, Lviv, Ukraine (2019)
PSA Kiev Satellite Squash Open, Kiev, Ukraine (2019)
Ukrainian National Squash Cup, Kiev, Ukraine (2019)
Krono Squash Cup Open, Kharkiv, Ukraine (2019)
Ukrainian Kiev National Squash Cup, Kiev, Ukraine (2018)
Zenit Black Sea Squash Open, Odessa, Ukraine (2018)
Ukrainian National Odessa Open Championship, Odessa, Ukraine (2018)
PSA White Nights Satellite Squash Open, Saint Petersburg, Moscow (2018)
National Kiev Cup Open, Kiev, Ukraine (2018)
KLARA MØLLER
Anastasiia Kostiukova is the leading female player in the Ukraine and a two-time Ukrainian National Squash Champion.
Ukraine No.1 & 2-time Ukraine National Champion
Winner of 6 Professional Squash Association (PSA) titles
Represented Ukraine at the World Games in Birmingham, Alabama, USA (2022)
Born in Odessa, Anastasiia Kostiukova was a former four-time BMX Ukrainian National Champion before moving to Kyiv in 2015 to pursue a career on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour.
Having represented Ukraine in four consecutive European Team Championships, Anastasiia was selected to represent Ukraine at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama, USA where she finished 17th, the highest position of any Ukrainian squash player, after recorded her country’s first ever squash win at The World Games by beating Hungary’s Hannah Chinyere Chukwu.
“It is a great honour for me to represent my country at The World Games,” said Anastasiia Kostiukova afterwards. “Birmingham welcomed us very hospitably; there are wonderful people and a wonderful atmosphere. My thanks to our Federation, the World Squash Federation, and our Ministry of Sports for making this possible.
“I adapted to the second match and was able to show a decent game. It was my revenge, because the last time that played Hannah, I lost 3-1 to her. I am proud to be Ukrainian and it is an honour for me to represent my country and I am glad that, in this difficult time, I was able to bring the first victory in squash to Ukraine at the World Games!”
Ukraine No.1 & 2-time Ukraine National Champion
Winner of 6 Professional Squash Association (PSA) titles
Represented Ukraine at the World Games in Birmingham, Alabama, USA (2022)
Born in Odessa, Anastasiia Kostiukova was a former four-time BMX Ukrainian National Champion before moving to Kyiv in 2015 to pursue a career on the Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Tour.
Having represented Ukraine in four consecutive European Team Championships, Anastasiia was selected to represent Ukraine at the 2022 World Games in Birmingham, Alabama, USA where she finished 17th, the highest position of any Ukrainian squash player, after recorded her country’s first ever squash win at The World Games by beating Hungary’s Hannah Chinyere Chukwu.
“It is a great honour for me to represent my country at The World Games,” said Anastasiia Kostiukova afterwards. “Birmingham welcomed us very hospitably; there are wonderful people and a wonderful atmosphere. My thanks to our Federation, the World Squash Federation, and our Ministry of Sports for making this possible.
“I adapted to the second match and was able to show a decent game. It was my revenge, because the last time that played Hannah, I lost 3-1 to her. I am proud to be Ukrainian and it is an honour for me to represent my country and I am glad that, in this difficult time, I was able to bring the first victory in squash to Ukraine at the World Games!”
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Klara Møller wins Wake Up Open International d'Angers to claim maiden PSA World Tour title
November 17 2022
Top seed Klara Møller of Denmark won her maiden PSA World Tour final with an 11-9 11-4 11-8 victory over compatriot Caroline Lyng in the final of the PSA Wake Up Open International d'Angers in France.Klara, ranked World No.116 coming into the event, started her campaign at the Club de Forme in Angers with hard-fought 49-miute 11-4 11-4 9-11 7-11...
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