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National Deaf Squash Championships

19
January
2017

National Deaf Squash Championships

The Rebecca Macree Trophy at National Squash Centre Sportcity 11th – 12th February 2017 – final at 11am on Sunday 12th February

Download an entry form 2017 RMT

Entry for those who would like to watch can do so for free, let the desk at entry know you are there to watch deaf squash and they’ll issue a wristband enabling entry. Applies to hearing and hoh or deaf, parents and children!

For further information and entry form please contact: Simon at simonjones@pickerverard.co.uk or Brian at e_d_s_a@yahoo.co.uk

Mobile: 07816 207735 Voice: 01235 523821

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