Tournament
Schedule
Wednesday September 30th, 1st round (Roslagshallen)
Day session: 12.00 Court 1 Moa Bönnemark (WC) VS Hana Ramadan (9/16), Court 6 Nour Aboulmakarim (9/16) VS Nadine Shahin / 12.45 Court 1 Ramit Tandon VS Baptiste Masotti (9/16), Court 6 Declan James (9/16) VS Raphael Kandra / 13:30 Court 1 Marie Stephan VS Lauren Baltayan (9/16), Court 6 Nadien Elhammamy (9/16) VS Habiba Hani / 14:15 Court 1 Greg Lobban (9/16) VS Joel Viksten (WC), Court 6 Moustafa Elsirty VS Bernat Jaume (9/16)
Evening session: 17.00 Court 1 Lucy Turmel (9/16) VS Lovisa Ronge (WC), Court 6 Menna Hamed VS Mariam Metwally (9/16) / 17:45 Court 1 Nicolas Mueller (9/16) VS Karim El Hammamy, Court 6 Ivan Perez VS Juan Wargas (9/16) / 18:30 Court 1 Grace Gear (9/16) VS Saran Nghiem, Court 6 Haya Ali VS Hollie Naughton (9/16) / 19:15 Court 1 Kareem El Torkey (9/16) VS Matias Knudsen, Court 6 Samuel Osborne – Wylde VS Patrick Rooney (9/16)
Thursday October 1st, round of 16 (Roslagshallen)
Day session: 12.00 Court 1 Nele Gilis (5) VS [TBD], Court 6 Tinne Gilis (3) VS [TBD] / 12.45 Court 1 Mohamed Zakaria (1) VS [TBD], Court 6 Mohamed Elshorbagy (6) VS [TBD] / 13.30 Court 1 Fayrouz Aboelkheir (1) VS [TBD], Court 6 Melissa Alves (8) VS [TBD] / 14.15 Court 1 Yahya Elnawasany (7) VS [TBD], Court 6 Marwan Elshorbagy (3) VS [TBD]
Evening session: 17.00 Court 1 Farida Mohamed (6) VS [TBD], Court 6 Amanda Sobhy (4) VS [TBD] / 17:45 Court 1 Joel Makin (2) VS [TBD], Court 6 Gregoire Marche (8) VS [TBD] / 18:30 Court 1 Ceorgina Kennedy (2) VS [TBD], Court 6 Rowan Elaraby (7) VS [TBD] / 19:15 Court 1 Leonel Cardenas (5) VS [TBD], Court 6 Mohamed Abouelghar (4) VS [TBD]
Friday October 2nd, quarterfinals (Glass court GIH)
Day session: 12.00 Womens 1 / 12.45 Mens 1 / 13.30 Womens 2 / 14.15 Mens 2
Evening session: 17.00 Womens 3 / 17:45 Mens 3 / 18:30 Womens 4 / 19:15 Mens 4
Saturday October 3rd, semifinals (Glass court GIH)
Day session: 13.00 Womens 1 / 14.00 Mens 1
Evening session: 16.30 Womens 2 / 17.30 Mens 2
Sunday October 4th, finals (Glass court GIH)
14.00 Womens final / 15.00 Mens final
NEWS
16 of the World’s Top 20 Come to Stockholm for Swedish Open
Eight of the world’s top 20 women and eight of the world’s top 20 men will gather in Stockholm for this year’s two Swedish Open events
PRESS RELEASE
Stockholm, 14th August 2026
For immediate release
The World’s Best Come to Stockholm
Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 presented by Boka Bord can now announce the final player line-ups for this year’s two PSA Silver events.
When the Swedish Open takes place from September 30–October 4, some of the world’s best squash players will gather in Stockholm to compete for two Swedish Open titles – in separate women’s and men’s tournaments.
Eight of the world’s top 20 players will compete in the women’s event, while eight of the world’s top 20 will take part in the men’s event. Together, this means that 16 of the world’s top 20 players will come to Stockholm, across the two separate Swedish Open tournaments.
In addition, three Swedish players have been awarded wildcards, giving them the opportunity to compete against the world’s best on home soil.
Swedish Open will also mark several major milestones for squash in Sweden and Scandinavia.
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A HISTORIC SWEDISH OPEN
This year’s Swedish Open marks several major milestones:
• The biggest squash event ever held in Scandinavia
• The first Swedish Open in Stockholm in 39 years
• The first time the women’s Swedish Open is played on the PSA World Tour
• 16 of the world’s top 20 players competing in Stockholm
• Two PSA Silver events
• USD 218,000 in total prize money
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WOMEN
Eight of the World’s Top 20 Come to Stockholm
The women’s Swedish Open – being played on the PSA World Tour for the first time – will feature a fantastic line-up, with eight of the world’s top 20 players competing in Stockholm.
The tournament is headlined by Fayrouz Aboelkheir (#7), Georgina Kennedy (#8), Tinne Gilis (#9), Amanda Sobhy (#10) and Nele Gilis (#11).
They are joined by Farida Mohamed (#16), Rowan Elaraby (#16) and Melissa Alves (#17).
This gives the Stockholm audience the opportunity to watch eight of the world’s best players battle it out for the Swedish Open title.
Two Swedish Wildcards
Moa Bönnemark and Lovisa Ronge have been awarded Swedish wildcards and will take their places in the women’s Main Draw.
The two Swedish players will have the opportunity to test themselves against some of the very best players in the world in front of a home crowd.
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MEN
Eight of the World’s Top 20 – A World-Class Line-Up
The men’s Swedish Open will feature an equally impressive line-up, with eight of the world’s top 20 players competing in Stockholm.
The tournament is led by Mohamed Zakaria (#7), followed by Joel Makin (#8), Marwan ElShorbagy (#9) and Mohamed Abouelghar (#13).
They are joined by Leonel Cárdenas (#14), Mohamed ElShorbagy (#15), Yahya Elnawasany (#16) and Grégoire Marche (#19).
With eight players from the world’s top 20, the men’s tournament promises an exceptional level of international competition, led by newly crowned triple junior world champion and world No. 7 Mohamed Zakaria.
Swedish Wildcard
Joel Viksten has also been awarded a Swedish wildcard, giving him the opportunity to compete against the world’s best on home soil.
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A SWEDISH OPEN WE ARE EXTREMELY PROUD OF
This year’s Swedish Open represents a major milestone for squash in Sweden and Scandinavia.
The women’s and men’s tournaments will be staged as separate PSA Silver events, each offering USD 109,000 in prize money, for a combined total of USD 218,000.
After 39 years, Swedish Open is returning to Stockholm at a level never seen before, with 16 of the world’s top 20 players competing across the two tournaments.
We are incredibly proud of this line-up and of what Swedish Open has developed into. To be able to present such a fantastic line-up in both the women’s and men’s tournaments in our first year of bringing Swedish Open back to Stockholm is absolutely incredible.
We have several of the best players in the world coming to Stockholm, as well as a fantastic mix of young, hungry players and some of the most experienced players on the tour.
But above all, I want to give a huge thank you to all of our partners and everyone who has helped make this possible. Without their commitment, support and belief in Swedish Open, we would never have been able to create an event at this level.
This is something we have built together, and we are incredibly grateful to every partner who has chosen to be part of the journey.
Now we are really looking forward to filling Stockholm with some of the world’s best players and creating an incredible week – together.”
Bolbol Aziz, Tournament Director
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Tickets Are Selling Fast
Interest in this year’s Swedish Open is already extremely high.
With 16 of the world’s top 20 players and two PSA Silver events coming to Stockholm, tickets are now selling fast.
Fans are encouraged to secure their tickets early to avoid missing the opportunity to experience the world’s elite live in Stockholm.
This is a chance to watch players such as Mohamed Zakaria, Joel Makin, Marwan ElShorbagy, Mohamed Abouelghar, Mohamed ElShorbagy, Fayrouz Aboelkheir, Georgina Kennedy, Tinne Gilis, Amanda Sobhy, Nele Gilis and many more.
Secure your tickets before the best seats are gone.
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Stockholm Is Ready for the World’s Best
September 30–October 4, 2026
Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 presented by Boka Bord
Two PSA Silver events
16 of the world’s top 20 players
USD 218,000 in total prize money
After 39 years, Swedish Open is back in Stockholm.
The biggest squash event ever held in Scandinavia.
The world’s elite are coming. Stockholm is ready.
PRESS RELEASE
Stockholm, 27th Februari 2026
For immediate release
THE GLASS COURT RETURNS TO STOCKHOLM – FIRST TIME IN ALMOST 40 YEARS
Stockholm, Sweden — For the first time in almost 40 years, a glass court will take center stage in Stockholm as the Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 introduces a spectacular new finals venue. Delivered by Intersquash in partnership with Roslagshallen, the tournament now offers players and fans an unparalleled experience on squash’s most iconic competition platform.
The Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 will take place from 30 September to 4 October 2026, with total prize money of USD 180,000 — making it the largest professional squash tournament ever staged on Swedish soil.
The 2026 edition features a dynamic two-venue format. The opening rounds will be held at Roslagshallen — Stockholm’s leading squash venue and home of Intersquash — before the event moves to the all-glass showcourt at the Swedish School of Sport and Health Sciences (GIH), located adjacent to the Stockholm Olympic Stadium, for the quarterfinals, semifinals and finals.
The GIH venue will provide an intimate, high-energy arena setting for up to 500 spectators. The reintroduction of the glass court — nearly four decades after it was last seen in Stockholm — offers a world-class platform that enhances visibility, spectator engagement, and the overall event experience.
Bolbol Aziz, Tournament Director:
We are proud to bring the glass court back to Stockholm after almost 40 years. This is an important step in the continued development of the tournament and a reflection of the ambition within Intersquash and Roslagshallen. Starting the event at Roslagshallen — our home base — and then moving the final stages to GIH creates a natural progression and a unique experience for players and spectators alike.
We are deeply grateful to our partners, Champion Fiberglass and Boka Bord, and to our entire team whose dedication and hard work have made this possible. Together, we are truly writing history in Swedish squash, continuing to showcase both men’s and women’s competitions at the highest level.
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Ticket Information
Tickets for the glass court sessions will be available from 10:00 am on Saturday, 28 February 2026 at www.swedishopensquash.com. All previously purchased tickets will be updated and reissued to ticket holders via email.
The Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 promises a landmark week of international squash — defined by ambition, progression, and the historic return of the glass court to Stockholm for the first time in almost 40 years.
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PRESS RELEASE
Stockholm, 25th September 2025
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Squash History Made in Stockholm – Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 Takes the Sport to New Heights
Intersquash Club proudly presents, Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 – one of Europe’s most prestigious squash tournaments. The event will take place at Roslagshallen, Stockholm, from September 30 to October 4, 2026, as part of the PSA World Tour.
The tournament will bring together the world’s top squash players and offers a record-breaking total prize sum of 180,000 USD – 90,000 USD per category – making it the largest international squash event ever held in Sweden.
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A Historic Breakthrough – PSA Women’s World Tour Comes to Sweden
For the first time ever, Sweden will host a PSA World Tour event for women – a historic milestone for the sport in the country. Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 will be the debut of the PSA Women’s World Tour in Sweden, with full Silver status and equal prize money for both men’s and women’s events.
Two PSA categories:
• Women’s Category – PSA Silver, 90,000 USD
• Men’s Category – PSA Silver, 90,000 USD
The event is presented by Boka Bord.
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A Championship with Heart and Global Ambition
Bolbol Aziz, Tournament Director:
Hosting the Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open in Stockholm is a dream come true for us at Intersquash Club. This is not just any tournament – it is the largest squash event ever held in Sweden. For the first time, the PSA Women’s World Tour is coming to Sweden, and we are proud to offer equal prize money for both women and men. We see this as a huge step forward for Swedish squash and an opportunity to put Sweden on the international squash map. This would not have been possible without our fantastic partners Champion Fiberglass and Boka Bord, and our dedicated team at Intersquash and Roslagshallen.
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A Complete Experience – Tickets Available from Tomorrow, 26th September
Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026 is more than just a competition – it is a celebration of squash. Visitors will be able to participate in clinics, try-out activities, exhibitions, and social events.
Tickets go on sale tomorrow, 26th September 2025, via:
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Contact:
Tournament Director: Bolbol Aziz
📧 bolbol@swedishopensquash.com
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Champion Fiberglass Swedish Open 2026
– The best in the world come to Stockholm. A new chapter for Swedish squash.