Height 177cm

Weight 65kg

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Haley Mendez

DOB 16 August 1993

CountryUnited States

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Flag (england) G. Kennedy

U.S. Open 2021 - Philadelphia, United States

1 OCT Round 1

0-3
6-11
4-11
1-11

Flag (in) J. Chinappa

Allam British Open 2021 - Hull, England

17 AUG Round 2

0-3
11-13
11-13
6-11

Flag (england) K. Malliff

Allam British Open 2021 - Hull, England

16 AUG Round 1

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

Flag (be) N. Gilis

Manchester Open 2021 - Manchester, England

10 AUG Round 2

0-3
2-11
3-11
7-11

Flag (nl) M. Heijden

Manchester Open 2021 - Manchester, England

9 AUG Round 1

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

Flag (eg) N. Sherbini

PSA World Championships 2020-2021 - Chicago, United States

14 JUL Round 1

0-3
3-11
7-11
6-11

Flag (england) G. Kennedy

Squash on Fire Open 2021 - Washington, United States

27 JUN Round 1

0-3
5-11
10-12
5-11

Flag (fr) E. Villard

El Gouna International Squash Open 2021 - El Gouna, Egypt

20 MAY Round 1

0-3
5-11
8-11
10-12

Flag (pl) K. Tyma

SOAP Engineering Squash Open 2021 - Houston, United States

9 APR Semi final

2-3
4-11
8-11
11-3
11-5
3-11

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Haley Mendez Profile
Date of Birth	16th August, 1993
Height (cm)	177
Weight (kg)	65
Residence	Brooklyn, United States
Coach	Jonny Harford, Fiona Geaves, Ben Young
Interests	Travel, Photography, Animals, Medicine
Other Sponsors	Pinehouse Capital, Monteverdi Tuscany

Haley's formative years on court took place at the Heights Casino in Brooklyn. She was coached by exceptional group of former pros including Julian Wellings, Fiona Geaves and Linda Elriani.
During Haley's career she reached a national ranking of #1 as an U19. She was consistently in the top three of her age group and is a three time national finalist. Haley has represented the U.S. three times at the Junior World Championships, assisting the team to its first ever second place finish. She was the winner of US Squash’s DeRoy Sportsmanship Award presented annually to one male and one female ranked junior who has best represented and demonstrated the principles of fair play and sportsmanship during their junior career. While competing individually she was a four-time letter winner at Packer Collegiate High School and captained the boys’ team during her senior year.
Haley's playing career was interrupted during her senior year when she suffered a torn ACL followed several months later by a torn meniscus. While recovery was an arduous journey, her injuries and two resultant knee operations gave her the opportunity to build upon her coaching skills, in both individual, private lessons and school, team practices. Following this playing hiatus and a successful rehab program, Haley finally embarked upon her professional squash career in the fall of 2016. She eventually plans on going to business school after her playing career.
Since joining the tour in 2016, Haley has risen to a career high of #42 in the World, cementing herself inside the World's top 50 after just 12 months. She has represented team USA at the Pan American Games in each of the last three years, winning an individual silver medal (2016), a women's doubles bronze medal (2017), and 2 team gold medals (2016, 2018).
Mendez reached the semi finals of the Sentara Martha Jefferson Charlottesville Open in 2017, before finishing runner-up to Tinne Gilis in the final of the Internazionali D’Italia at the end of the calendar year. 2018 was a barren year on the PSA Tour for the American, but she did reach the semi finals of the CAC Squash Open, where she lost out to Millie Tomlinson.
Mendez also reached the last eight of the Nash Cup in one of her final tournaments of the calendar year. The American then made the last four of the Racquet Club Pro-Series, where she lost out to Sivasangari Subramanium. She made the last 16 of the Open de France - Nantes presented by Tailor Capital in his first appearance of the 2019/2020 campaign, and recorded a quarter-final appearance at the E.M. Noll Classic in 2020.