LAHORE: Pakistan’s 11-year-old squash prodigy, Mahnoor Ali, has etched her name in history by becoming the first Pakistani female to win the U.S. Junior Open Squash Championship in the U-13 category.
This prestigious tournament is known for showcasing the world’s top young squash talent, and Mahnoor’s victory is a moment of immense pride for Pakistan. Mahnoor secured the championship title with an impressive 3-1 win against Egypt’s Linda Elsayed in the final, with set scores of 11/8, 12/10, 5/11, and 11/6. Her triumph reflects not only her exceptional talent but also her unrelenting dedication to the sport.
Mahnoor’s latest achievement adds to an already illustrious career. Earlier this year, she won gold at the 2024 Australian Junior Open and bagged a bronze medal in the U-13 category at the 7th Borneo Junior Open 2023. Her outstanding performances at the Hungarian Junior Open, Lion Junior Open, and Penang Junior Open have solidified her reputation as a rising star in the international squash arena.
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