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Rachael Grinham AM
Member of the Order of Australia (AM) in the General Division
For significant service to squash as an athlete and administrator.
- Professional Squash Player, competing in 300+ Professional Squash Tour Events, since 1994.
- World Number 1 Ranked Squash Player, 2004-2005.
- World Top 10 Female Squash Ranking, 2001-2012.
- Winner, Australian Squash Nationals, 2014.
- Winner, World Squash Open, 2007.
- Winner, Female World Junior Squash Championship, 1993.
- Winner, 37 Professional Squash Titles.
Squash Administration and Other Roles
- Ambassador for Squash, LGBTI Athletes and Women Athletes, current.
- Instrumental in the merge between Women's and Men's Professional Squash Associations, 2015.
- Instrumental in the merge between Women's Professional Squash Tour and Men's Professional Squash Tour, 2000s.
- Former Volunteer, Promotional Tours for Squash in Remote Locations, Jordan, Nepal, Turkey, Argentina, Uruguay and Chile. Commonwealth Games
- Australian Flag Bearer, Opening Ceremony, Birmingham, 2022.
- Bronze Medal, Women’s Doubles, Gold Coast, 2018.
- Gold Medal, Mixed Doubles, Glasgow, 2014.
- Silver Medal, Women’s Singles, Melbourne, 2006.
- Silver Medal, Mixed Doubles, Melbourne, 2006.
- Gold Medal, Women’s Doubles, Melbourne, 2006.
- Bronze Medal, Women’s Singles Bronze, Manchester, 2002.
- Bronze Medal, Women’s Doubles, Manchester, 2002.
- Silver Medal, Women’s Doubles, Kuala Lumpur, 1998.
Squash Australian Open
- Winner, 2021.
- Winner, 2017.
- Winner, 2005.
- Winner, seven Doubles Titles, 2019-2022.
British Squash Open
- Winner, 2009.
- Winner, 2007.
- Winner, 2004.
- Winner, 2003.
World Squash Championship
- Winner, one Silver and three Bronze Medals,
- World Championships, 2004-2009.
- Winner, four Gold Medals, Team Championships, 2002-2010.
- Winner, three Gold, one Silver and one Bronze Medal, Doubles Championships, 2004-2017.
Awards and Recognition include:
- Inductee, Squash Australia Hall of Fame, Legend Status, 2022.
- Australian Sports Medal, 2000.
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Albert Armstrong OAM
Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in the General Division
For service to squash.
Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club
- President, Squash Section, 2000-2010
- Squash Section Committee Member, 1987-2012.
- Squash Player, until 2022.
Victorian Masters Squash Association
- Vice-President, 1983-1985.
- Committee Member, 1981-1985. Club Circuit Squash
- Committee Member, 2002-2014.
Awards and Recognition include:
- Hall of Fame, Squash Australia, 2022.
- Life Member, Victorian Squash and Racquetball Association, 2019.
- Jim Lambert Medal, Club Circuit Squash, 2011.
- Distinguished Member, Kooyong Lawn Tennis Club, 2009.
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Roger Flynn OAM
For service to squash.
Coaching
- National Coach, Scottish Squash and Racquetball, 2006-2015.
- Former Head Coach, Squash, Victorian Institute of Sport, 10 years.
- Australian Team Coach, Squash, Commonwealth Games, 2002.
Professional Squash Coaches Association of Australia (now Squash Australia)
- Former Committee Member.
- Life Member, 1999.
Professional Squash Coaches Association of Victoria (now Squash and Racquetball Victoria)
- Former Committee Member.
- Male Coach of the Year, 1995.
Squash - Other
- Former Consultant, Coaching and Education Committee, Tennis Victoria and Badminton Australia.
- Victorian Squash Champion, 1979.
- Player, 1970s-1980s.
Publications
- Co-Author, ‘An Integrated Approach to Planning’ chapter, Better Coaching: Advanced Coach's Manual, Australian Sports Commission, 2001.
- Author, Anticipation and Deception in Squash, 1996.
Awards and Recognition include:
- Eddie French Junior Coach of the Year Award, Victorian Squash Federation, 2015.
- Hall of Fame Inductee, Victorian Squash Federation, 2005.
- Coach of the Year, VicSport, 2002.
- Australian Sports Medal, 2000.
- Eunice Gill Coach Education Award, Australian Coaching Council, 1995.
- Coach Education Award, Victorian Coaching Centre, 1994.
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