Height 161cm

Weight 57kg

World Rank

329

Road to Egypt

Samantha Teran

DOB 6 May 1981

CountryMexico

World Rank
Road to Egypt

329

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Flag (be) N. Gilis

Allam British Open 2018 - Hull, England

13 MAY Round 1

0-3
4-11
7-11
5-11

Flag (england) F. Moverley

Irish Squash Open 2018 - Dublin, Ireland

26 APR Quarter final

1-3
9-11
10-12
11-8
3-11

Flag (ch) N. Pfister

Irish Squash Open 2018 - Dublin, Ireland

25 APR Round 1

3-1
11-5
11-6
5-11
11-2

Flag (my) S. Subramaniam

El Gouna International 2018 - El Gouna, Egypt

18 APR Round 1

1-3
11-6
7-11
4-11
7-11

Flag (lv) I. Mackevica

Richmond Open 2018 - Richmond, United States

11 APR Round 1

2-3
10-12
9-11
11-9
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8-11

Flag (hk) J. Chan

Wasatch Advisors Salt Lake City Open 2018 - Salt Lake City, United States

1 MAR Quarter final

0-3
8-11
3-11
6-11

Flag (my) W. Low

Wasatch Advisors Salt Lake City Open 2018 - Salt Lake City, United States

28 FEB Round 1

3-0
11-4
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11-3

Flag (england) J. Courtice

2018 Windy City Open presented by the Walter Family & EquiTrust Life Insurance Company - Chicago, United States

20 FEB Round 1

2-3
6-11
11-9
11-5
9-11
9-11

Flag (jp) M. Kobayashi

Bahl and Gaynor Cincinnati Gaynor Cup 2018 - Cincinnati, United States

7 FEB Round 1

2-3
2-11
11-6
14-12
12-14
5-11

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Samantha Teran Profile
Date of Birth	6th May, 1981
Height (cm)	161
Weight (kg)	57
Residence	Mexico City, Mexico
Coach	Liz Irving, Miguel Montero
Interests	Sports , reading , travelling
Racket Sponsor	Harrow
Shoe Sponsor	Under Armour
Clothing Sponsor	Under Armour
Other Sponsors	Usana, ProSquash Polanco

Samantha Teran is Mexico's greatest ever female player and is one of the most experienced players on the PSA World Tour.
After first joining the Tour in 2000, Teran would go on to lift her first title in 2003 at the Pittsburgh Invitational where she became the first Mexican to win a Tour title.
2008 saw Teran break into the world's top 20 for the first time before she became the first Mexican woman ever to reach the semi-final of the World Championship in 2011.
Her 15th Tour title came at the Mexican Open and she starred in Colombia with another title two years later at the Abierto Colombiano de Squash Club El Nogal with a victory over Victoria Lust in the final.
She reached the semi-final of the Winter Club Women's Open in January 2015 but threw away a two-game lead to Heba El Torky.
Teran then reached the semi-finals not long after of the Abierto Colombiano de Squash Club El Nogal when she was defeated over four games by Catalina Pelaez.
The Mexican was then a semi-finalist in 2016 at the Slaight Music Granite Open where she lost out to Canadian Samantha Cornett over four games.