Height 193cm

Weight 83kg

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Cameron Pilley

DOB 27 October 1982

CountryAustralia

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Flag (pt) R. Soares

Life Time Chicago Open 2019 - Chicago, United States

17 OCT Round 2

2-3
9-11
11-5
8-11
11-6
11-13

Flag (co) M. Rodriguez

2019 FS Investments U.S. Open Squash Championships - Philadelphia, United States

6 OCT Round 2

1-3
9-11
11-5
1-11
7-11

Flag (scotland) G. Lobban

2019 FS Investments U.S. Open Squash Championships - Philadelphia, United States

5 OCT Round 1

3-1
11-7
11-9
7-11
11-6

Flag (nz) C. Grayson

Oracle NetSuite Open 2019 - San Francisco, United States

24 SEP Round 1

1-2
13-11
2-11
6-11

Flag (fr) L. Serme

Allam British Open 2019 - Hull, England

20 MAY Round 1

0-3
7-11
7-11
4-11

Flag (eg) A. Farag

El Gouna International Squash Open 2019 - El Gouna, Egypt

19 APR Round 2

1-3
12-14
7-11
11-9
6-11

Flag (eg) M. Gamal

El Gouna International Squash Open 2019 - El Gouna, Egypt

17 APR Round 1

3-1
11-1
11-4
6-11
11-5

Flag (england) J. Willstrop

DPD Open 2019 - Eindhoven, Netherlands

9 APR Round 1

2-3
11-6
7-11
11-8
9-11
5-11

Flag (england) D. Selby

Grasshopper Cup 2019 - Zurich, Switzerland

26 MAR Round 1

2-3
6-11
11-9
4-11
11-7
14-16

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Cameron Pilley Profile
Date of Birth	27th October, 1982
Height (cm)	193
Weight (kg)	83
Residence	Greenwich, CT
Interests	Sport, Backgammon, South Sydney Rabbitohs
Racket Sponsor	Karakal
String Sponsor	Karakal
Clothing Sponsor	Karakal
Other Sponsors	Healthy People, Squash Australia

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Cameron Pilley is one of Australia’s leading players and a popular player amongst fans of the PSA World Tour.
He attended the Australian Institute of Sport on a Squash scholarship from 2001 to 2005 and. in 2006, Pilley finished runner up in the mixed doubles event at the World Doubles Squash Championships where he partnered up with Amelia Pittock.
Pilley reached the final of the Canary Wharf classic in 2008 but he lost to James Willstrop in an intense five-game match which was instrumental to Pilley’s rise into the top twenty in the world for the first time. The Australian claimed a gold medal at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in the mixed doubles event, this time partnered with Kasey Brown.
November 2010 saw Pilley impress at the Dutch Open when he defeated Laurens Jan Anjema to claim the championship title. In 2011, Pilley broke the record for hitting a squash ball at 175 mph, beating the previous record by 3 mph set by John White. The record stood until May 2014 where he hit a ball at 176 mph to break his own record.
Three months later, Pilley picked up a Gold medal alongside David Palmer in the Commonwealth Games Doubles. Pilley's title drought continued in the first half of 2015 as he could only muster up a pair of quarter-final places at the Motor City Open and Swedish Open. June 2015 was a momentous month for the Australian as he married Women’s PSA World Tour player Line Hansen.
After some lacklustre performances saw him drop out of the world’s top 20, Pilley returned to form by reaching the final of a PSA World Series event for the first time in December 2015 at the Hong Kong Open. He downed World Champion Gregory Gaultier and World No.3 Nick Matthew en-route but fell to defeat against defending champion Mohamed Elshorbagy.
Pilley’s fine displays in Hong Kong helped him qualify for the PSA Dubai World Series Finals the following May, where he became the first Australian finalist after avenging his defeat to ElShorbagy in the last four - ultimately losing to Gaultier.
The Australian then had a string of quarter final appearances to start the 2016-17 season, including reaching the last eight at the Qatar Classic and the Cathay Pacific Sun Hung Kai Financial Hong Kong Open. He also made the last eight in the Canary Wharf Classic in 2017, along with quarter final appearances at the UCS Swedish Open and then the Windy City Open in 2018.
The Australian suffered throughout the 2018 campaign, only making the last 16 of an event on two occasions. He did so at the QSF No.1 and the Tournament of Champions.