Australian Rex Hedrick has been a force to be reckoned with in his home country and has branched out in recent years to claim titles in overseas events.
Hedrick captured his maiden PSA World Tour title at the Australia Day Challenge in 2012 and he followed that up with four further titles by the end of the year with the last of those coming at the Hitachi Queensland Open where he bested Eddie Charlton in the final.
The Austalian was rewarded with a place in the world's top 60 after his fine form in 2012 and three more titles were to follow in 2013 including his first away from home-soil at the Phoenix Open.
He failed to claim any silverware in 2014 but did achieve two semi-final finishes in 2015 at both the Ireland Open and the Christchurch International Open as his World Ranking stayed around the high-50s.
Hedrick won the Malaysian Squash Tour III in 2016 when he beat Piedro Schweertman over three games in the final. The Australian then had a runner-up finish later on in the year at the New Zealand PSA Classic when he lost to New Zealand’s Paul Coll over three games. Hedrick saw out the year with another runner-up finish at the Victorian Open, losing out to Joe Lee over three games.
The Australian enjoyed a runner-up finish in 2017 at the Atlanta Open where he lost to Shawn Delierre over four games.