Asia Harris (born 23 December 2004 in Pontefract) is an English professional squash player. [1] As of October 2022, she was ranked number 119 in the world. [2] She is coached by Nick Matthew. [3] She won the 2022 Mirabelles International. [4]

5 days ago · Highest WR: 68 (15 Jan 2024)Club: Hallamshire

Oct 30, 2020 · Teenager Asia Harris is one of the rising stars of English squash. We caught up with the current British National under 15 champion to find out where her love for the game comes from, her mindset heading into 2021, and why she believes Black History Month can promote equality across the country.

Jan 24, 2023 · Asia Harris, 18, on her ambitions for the squash world. The education she is getting from Sheffield’s long-time world No 1 Matthew will stand her in good stead. “What I’m trying to get out of...

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Oct 16, 2023 · Asia Harris of Pontefract joined the rest of the squash community in disbelief on Monday after their sport was finally added to the Olympic programme. After decades of despair for a sport...

Aug 13, 2022 · England’s Asia Harris narrowly avoided a surprise defeat in the 2022 WSF World Junior Championships in Nancy when she beat Canada’s Maria Min 3-2 after going two games down and overturning two match balls.

Dec 10, 2023 · Two leading contenders for Team GB's first ever Olympic squash team at Los Angeles 2028 showed their immense potential by winning the titles at last weekend's PSA Harrogate Open. If their current trajectories continue, Pontefract-born Asia Harris and Sussex's Jonah Bryant will be well in the running for places in the GB team, with squash […]

Jun 3, 2023 · Asia Harris has added a third PSA title to her list of squash achievements. In the semi-final Asia then played Yeong Wai Yhann, from Singapore, who was the number one seed, and showed no ill effects from her long previous match with a …

Teenager Asia Harris reached the biggest final of her career, upsetting No.4 seed Torrie Malik in the Springfield Scottish Squash Open semi-finals. Harris had already spent more than two hours on court to reach this stage, beating No.4 seed Marta Dominguez Fernandez and then seventh seed Kaitlyn Watts in the last two rounds, with both matches ...