On the boys’ side, Surrey achieved an incredible clean sweep of podium finishes in the Premiership divisions:
Boys U13 – 2nd place
Boys U15 – 2nd place
Boys U17 – 2nd place
Boys U19 – 🥇 1st place (Champions)
The Boys U19 squad led the way, claiming the national title with a composed and dominant performance, while the U13, U15 and U17 teams all secured impressive runner-up finishes against the very best counties in the country.
The girls’ squads were equally exceptional, producing multiple title-winning performances:
Girls U11 – 🥇 1st place (Champions)
Girls U13 – 3rd place
Girls U15 – 🥇 1st place (Champions)
Girls U17 – 3rd place
Girls U19 – 3rd place
These results highlight not only Surrey’s elite-level performers but also the strength of the development pathway coming through the younger age groups.
Strength in Depth Across All Teams
Beyond the headline results, Surrey’s depth was on full display across both Premiership and Championship divisions, with players delivering consistently high-level performances throughout the competition.
Across the Premiership squads, Surrey was represented by a host of top-ranked players including:
Boys U11: Keaton Fiander-Derry, Muhammad Khasawneh, Niall Goel, Luca Stojanovic
Boys U13: Thomas Earwicker, James Bissett, Edward Salisbury, Callum Jones, Alfred Buckley, Charlie Cleverley
Boys U15: Zeeshaan Jamil, Euan Thomson, Sam Lee, Jacques Boulanger, Luke Foster, Spencer Watkins
Boys U17: Gabriel Chak, Luke McBride, Jaanshere Khan, Frankie Binns, Omar Sherif, Ishaan Chinoy
Boys U19: Ronnie Hickling, Jude Gibbins, Indie Flint, Zac Woolven, Wilf Baker
On the girls’ side, Surrey’s Premiership representation included:
Girls U11: Charlotte Gale, Imaan Mohoboob, Evie Hennings, Ira Sharma Prakash
Girls U13: Freya Hennings, Saoirse Boulanger, Savannah Maskell-Hawes
Girls U15: India Smith, Maya Goel, Anna Ratto
Girls U17: Nikita Goel, Ruth Lewis, Elise Evans
Girls U19: Maja Maziuk, Esther Chak, Lara Krnic
Surrey also fielded highly competitive teams across additional divisions, showcasing the county’s exceptional player base and competitive structure, with standout performances across Boys and Girls U11–U19 age groups in regional and Championship events.
A Huge Team Effort
These results are a testament to the hard work and commitment of the players, coaches, parents, and clubs across Surrey. From grassroots development through to elite performance, the pathway continues to produce players capable of competing — and winning — at the highest level.
With multiple national titles and podium finishes secured, Surrey once again reinforces its position as one of the leading junior squash counties in England.
