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2025 AST | NT Open

Published Thu 08 May 2025

The Easy Times Brewing Co. Australia Squash Tour starts today when the first of nine tournaments kicks off in Darwin.

The 2025 NT Open is a PSA Challenger 3 event which takes place at Darwin Squash Centre with the action starting at 6:15pm ACST.

Egypt's Shady Sherbini has been installed as top seed in the men's tournament, while Remashree Muniandy (SA) fills the top line on the women's draw.

Former World #1 Rachael Grinham (QLD) sits as the women's third seed, just behind Malta's Colette Sultana while Sri Lanka's Dewmini Gallage is also seeded for a semi-final appearance.

In the men's draw,  Benjamin Ratcliffe (VIC), Brendan MacDonald (QLD) and Naoki Hayashi (JPN) round out the top four seeds.

The top four women's seeds receive a bye into the quarter-finals while the top eight men's seeds are straight through to Friday morning's second round.

Check out the following links to stay in touch with the tournament until the champions are decided on Sunday.

Main Draws: https://www.psasquashtour.com/tournament/nt-open-2025/
Live Scores: https://www.psasquashtour.com/live/

Live streaming details will be supplied very soon.

Click here for a list of all tournaments listed on the 2025 Easy Times Brewing Co. Australian Squash Tour calendar.

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