Height 160cm

Weight 59kg

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Milou van der Heijden

DOB 18 December 1990

CountryNetherlands

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Flag (cz) A. Serme

U.S. Open 2021 - Philadelphia, United States

1 OCT Round 1

2-3
9-11
11-3
12-14
11-6
10-12

Flag (de) K. Tycova

Bremer Schlüssel 2021 - Bremen, Germany

25 SEP Final

3-0
11-9
11-8
11-3

Flag (es) C. Gomez

Bremer Schlüssel 2021 - Bremen, Germany

24 SEP Semi final

3-1
12-10
11-8
7-11
11-5

Flag (dk) K. Møller

Bremer Schlüssel 2021 - Bremen, Germany

23 SEP Quarter final

3-1
9-11
11-4
13-11
12-10

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Bremer Schlüssel 2021 - Bremen, Germany

11 JAN Round 1

Flag (us) A. Sobhy

CIB Egyptian Open 2021 - Cairo, Egypt

11 SEP Round 2

0-3
4-11
6-11
3-11

Flag (eg) M. Nasser

CIB Egyptian Open 2021 - Cairo, Egypt

10 SEP Round 1

3-0
11-9
11-2
11-6

Flag (es) M. Fernandez

Squash Eredvisie - Speelronde 6 2021 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

21 AUG Semi final

1-3
11-13
11-5
9-11
9-11

Flag (fr) L. Barbeau

Squash Eredvisie - Speelronde 6 2021 - Amsterdam, Netherlands

21 AUG Quarter final

3-0
11-4
13-11
11-5

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Milou van der Heijden Profile
Date of Birth	18th December, 1990
Height (cm)	160
Weight (kg)	59
Residence	Helmond, Netherlands
Coach	Natalie Grinham, Dylan Bennett, Sjef van der Heijden
Interests	Reading, Friends, Family
Racket Sponsor	Dunlop
String Sponsor	Dunlop
Clothing Sponsor	Dunlop

Milou van der Heijden joined the Tour in 2007 and has come to the forefront in recent years.
It took her five years to capture her first Tour title but she defeated a series of home-grown players to storm to the NT Open crown in May 2012. In February 2014 the Dutchwoman won her first Dutch Nationals title and followed that up with success at the WA Open three months later.
She was met with further triumphs in 2015 as she retained her Dutch Nationals title and added the Malaysian Tour Squash II crown to her burgeoning title collection. Heijden finished off 2015 with another title after victory over Cryielle Peltier – who she had finished runner-up to one week prior at the New South Wales Open – in the City of Greater Bendigo International.
In 2016, she finished runner-up to Hana Moataz at the Grand Sport Armenia 1st Challenger 5. However, Heijden went onto taste more success, this time at the Val de Marne when she downed Julianne Courtice over three games in the final. Another title came in the form of the Jersey Squash Classic the following year when she beat Lisa Aitken to seal victory and another title.
The Dutchwoman then made the quarter finals of both the Slaight Music Granite Open and the Monte Carlo Classic in the latter part of the year in 2017. Heijden made the semi finals of the Nash Cup in 2018, but endured a barren spell in the second half of the calendar year.
The Dutch No.1 went on to secure her first victory of 2019 at the Annecy Rose Open, where she beat French star Coline Aumard in the final. She followed that up with some good performances in the major tournaments, including last 16 appearances at the Manchester Open, J.P. Morgan China Squash Open, Open de France - Nantes presented by Tailor Capital and the Oracle NetSuite Open.
Van der Heijden made the second round of the PSA Women’s World Championship in 2019-2020, before winning the Savcor Finnish Open on the Challenger Tour. Her last appearance of 2020 came before the sport’s enforced suspension, where she made the semis of the Calgary CFO Consulting Services Women’s Squash Week.