El Gouna International Squash Open 2018 Program

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El Gouna International Squash Open 2018 Program

Wednesday April 18th   

12:00 - 18:00: Qualifications Round 1 takes place for both Men & Women at El Gouna Squash Complex.

Thursday April 19th

12:00 - 16:00: Qualification Finals takes place for both Men & Women at El Gouna Squash Complex.

21:00: Draw for qualifying allocation into the main draw.

Friday April 20th

12:00  – 15:00: Main Draw Round 1 Top Half takes place at El Gouna Squash Complex for both Men & Women.

18:00: Official Opening Ceremony and Players Walk on at Abu Tig Marina.

18:30: Top 4 Matches Plays on the Glass Court at Abu Tig Marina.

Saturday April 21st

12:00  – 15:00: Main Draw Round 1 Bottom Half takes place at El Gouna Squash Complex for both Men & Women.

18:30: Top 4 Matches Plays on the Glass Court at Abu Tig Marina

Sunday April 22nd

12:00  – 13:00: Main Draw Round 2 top half at El Gouna Squash Complex.

14:00 – 17:30: Masters Tournament Day 1 starts at El Gouna Squash Complex.

18:30: Top 4 Matches Plays on the Glass Court at Abu Tig Marina

Monday April 23rd

12:00  – 13:00: Main Draw Round 2 Bottom half at El Gouna Squash Complex.

14:00 – 17:30: Masters Tournament Day 2 at El Gouna Squash Complex.

18:30: Top 4 Matches Plays on the Glass Court at Abu Tig Marina

Tuesday April 24th

10:00 – 17:30: Masters Tournament Day 3 starts at El Gouna Squash Complex.

18:30: Quarter Finals Matches Part 1 takes place at the Glass Court at Abu Tig Marina.

Wednesday April 25th

12:00 – 17:30: Masters Tournament day 4 starts at El Gouna Squash Complex.

18:30: Quarter Finals Matches Part 2 takes place at the Glass Court at Abu Tig Marina.

Thursday April 26th

12:00 – 17:30: Masters Tournament Semi Finals day starts at El Gouna Squash Complex.

18:30: 4 Semi Finals follow on Matches to take place at the Glass Court.

Friday April 27th

12:00 – 17:30: Masters Tournament Finals day starts at El Gouna Squash Complex.

19:00: El Gouna International Squash Open Women’s Final Starts at the Glass Court.

20:00: El Gouna International Squash Open Men’s Final at the Glass Court.

21:00: Presentations and Closing Ceremony at Abu Tig Marina.

ALL MATCHES ARE FREE OF CHARGE

Respectfully yours,

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