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Biography |
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Siddharta Suchde // Shyamlal Verma // Satinder Bajwa. |
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ORGANIZED BY
THE SQUASH RACKETS FEDERATION OF INDIA.
WESTERN INDIA ZONAL EVENT ORGANIZED BY THE SQUASH RACKETS ASSOCIATION OF MAHARASHTRA
INTER SCHOOL Tournament
KINGFISHER Tournament
LITTLE MASTERS Tournament
HEAD Tournament
ASIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
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Date of Birth : 7th Jun 1942 Achievements :
1968 : At International leve he presented India against Newzealand
(Silver Medal Winner) |
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| Has Coached
Jansher Khan, World's No. 1 Player. Satinder Bajwa, whose 18 years of
experience with squash include playing professionally and coaching on
several different levels, has been named the Harvard men's and women's
squash coach. Last season, Bajwa was the head men's and women's coach at
Bowdoin College and he previously coached at Army. He replaces Bill Doyle,
who stepped down after seven years at the helm. Bajwa is an American citizen born in
India and schooled in the United Kingdom. From 1982 to 1985, he played on
the World Professional Squash Association (WPSA) tour, which is now known
as the Professional Squash Association (PSA). During that time, Bajwa
reached a professional ranking as high as 32. From 1985 to 1988, Bajwa began his
coaching career by serving as the head squash coach at the United States
Military Academy (Army). In 1988, Bajwa returned to the United Kingdom
where he was the player-coach of a professional squash team based at
Stripes Health Club in London for two years. Since 1991, he has served as
managing coach and consultant to Jansher Khan, the number one ranked
squash player in the world. Concurrently, Bajwa has also served as
Director of Squash with Advanatage International, the second-largest
sports marketing company in the world which handles the likes of Steffi
Graf and David Robinson. Between 1990 and 1998, Bajwa held various
junior coaching positions, including stints with the Israeli and Indian
junior teams as well as with the Wycliffe College junior squash camp in
England. He has also served as the head professional at squash clubs in
London, Berwyn, PA, and St. Paul, MN. Bajwa returned to United States
collegiate coaching in 1998 with his appointment at Bowdoin College in
Brunswick, Maine. He led the Polar Bears men's team to a 12-4 record and
the women's squad to a 12-5 mark. Bajwa takes the helm of a Harvard program
that has a long tradition of success. The Crimson women's team was a
national co-champion this past season and owns a part of 10 of the 15
national titles in history. The Harvard men's team has won eight of the
last nine national championships and 31 of 55 all-time. "We are very pleased to have
Satinder on board at Harvard," said Harvard Athletic Director Bill
Cleary '56. "He has been successful on every level and will maintain
the high standard of success for both our men's and women's squash
programs." Bajwa graduated from the British Airways Aeronautical Engineering School in 1980. He is married and has three children (ages 5, 4, and 1). |
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| Yogendra or
"Yogi" has been passionately involved with sports. He
captained St. Stephen's & Delhi University at Squash. He held
national ranking and has also captained Rajasthan.
He also has a trust named "Dulrabhji Trust for Development" which is committed to the promotion of sports in a big way. It regularly awards sponsorship to talented sportsperson who have the potential to play for the country. To this end, it has availed of the services of outstanding Indian sportsmen both current as well as former. It has worked closely with the following: Cricket : Sunil Gavaskar, Dilip
Vengsarkar, Arun Lal, Amrit Mathur. The Trust also gives annual awards to the twenty-five most talented youngsters in the state of Rajasthan. These youngsters are handpicked by a special committee comprising members from different disciplines. Achievement in Squash: Click here for more details : http://www.uq.net.au/~zzhsoszy/ips/a/alwar.html |
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