Why did you join the Berkshire Squash Committee?
I joined the committee to support the continued growth and accessibility of squash across Berkshire. I am particularly passionate about junior development and increasing participation, helping to ensure that more players are introduced to the sport and supported as they progress.

Where and when did you start playing squash?
I began playing squash at Fair Oak at the age of 10 and soon developed a lifelong involvement with the game from an early age.

Who was your biggest influencer in the game?
My biggest influence in squash was my dad, who introduced me to the sport and played a key role in encouraging my development and love for the game.

What was your most important squash development?
An important stage in my squash development came through consistent participation from a young age, building strong foundations and an understanding of both individual and team aspects of the sport.

What was your most significant squash event?
Key competitive and team events over the years have been particularly significant for me and reinforced my enjoyment of the sport and the value of squash as a lifelong activity.

What are your proudest squash moments?
More recently, my proudest squash moments have come from seeing my children develop within the game and helping to encourage more young players to get involved at Caversham.

What other squash successes have you had?
Alongside playing, I have been actively involved in supporting junior participation and club squash, bringing a strong focus on development and inclusion to my role on the Committee.