#natalie featherston

[artdepo]

Natalie Featherston

“The Transparent Heart”

#art #painting #strange art #bizarre art #weird art

[1five1two]

'Bastard'. Natalie Featherston.

#art #modern art #relationships

[thekotaroo]

Profiles of Pride: June 9th! 🏳️‍🌈Natalie Wynn🏳️‍🌈

Natalie Wynn (born October 21, 1988) is an American YouTuber, political commentator, and cultural critic. She is best known for her YouTube channel, ContraPoints, where she creates video essays exploring a wide range of topics such as politics, gender, ethics, race, and philosophy.

Her videos often provide counterargument to right-wing extremists and classical liberals and talk about modern social issues such as class inequality, LGBTQ rights (particularly trans rights), cancel culture, and modern internet culture. Her videos have received widespread media coverage for their intricately designed sets and costumes and for their darkly humorous tone, which has led The Verge to call her "the Oscar Wilde of YouTube". In recognition of her videos, Wynn won a Streamy Award for "Commentary" in 2020, and was nominated in the same category at the 2021 Streamy Awards. In 2023 she became an honoree of a Peabody Award.

Wynn is a transgender woman, a matter prominently featured in her videos; she began her gender transition in 2017. She previously identified as genderqueer. She is a feminist and has called herself a democratic socialist and social democrat.

Wynn's videos have been praised for their clarity, nuance, and attention-grabbing sense of humor. Jake Hall, writing for Vice, called Wynn "one of the most incisive and compelling video essayists on YouTube". In an article contrasting her personal sincerity and her ironic sense of humor, The Verge describes her as the "Oscar Wilde of YouTube." New York magazine states, "ContraPoints is very good. Regardless of the viewer's interest or lack thereof in internet culture wars, YouTube Nazis, or any of the other wide-ranging subjects covered in its videos, they're funny, bizarre, erudite, and compelling." Nathan J. Robinson of Current Affairs calls ContraPoints a "one-woman blitzkrieg against the YouTube right," describing her videos as "unlike anything I've ever seen ... She shows how debate should be done: not by giving an inch to poisonous ideas, but by bringing superior smarts, funnier jokes, and more elegant costumes to the fight."

Media often describe the channel's content as uniquely suited to a millennial audience, due to its humorous style and its direct attention to online culture. Her analysis of fascists' use of memes and coded symbols has been cited by the Southern Poverty Law Center in an article explaining the right-wing use of the OK sign. Journalist Liza Featherstone recommends the channel as well, saying that she does a "fabulous job" acknowledging her opponents' valid points while debunking weak arguments and revealing the influence of a sometimes unacknowledged far-right political agenda.

In November 2018, after a ContraPoints video about incels reached over one million views, The New Yorker released a profile of the channel, describing Wynn as "one of the few Internet demi-celebrities who is as clever as she thinks she is, and one of the few leftists anywhere who can be nuanced without being boring." The Atlantic praised Wynn's use of "lush sets, moody lighting, and original music by the composer Zoë Blade" and opined of her videos that "The most spectacular attraction [...] is Wynn herself." Polygon named her video on incels one of the 10 best video essays of the year 2018. In May 2019, she topped the Dazed 100 list, which ranks people who "dared to give culture a shot in the arm."

#Natalie Wynn #ContraPoints #Pride Month #Pride #June Pride #June 9th #Trans Pride #Trans Rights #Trans Rights Are Human Rights #LGBTQIA+ #Pride 2023

[deliriouspulp]

Natalie Featherston, "Hearts Are Wild Creatures, That’s Why Our Ribs Are Cages”

[hifructosemag]

Natalie Featherston’s realistic oil paintings deceptively appear as mixed-media collages, as she faithfully renders the textures of each element of her source. She builds each of the collages that serve as a basis for her paintings, and she says the former part of the process is just as a fun as the latter. See more on HiFructose.com.

#Natalie Featherston #oil painting #realism #Hi-Fructose Magazine #hi-fructose

[rehsgalleries]

Taking Flight – our current exhibition is now available for viewing @rehscontemporary , both virtually and live! A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit the @americanbirdconservancy

NATALIE FEATHERSTON

Nesting Instinct

Oil on panel

10 x 8 x 2 inches

signed

Price: $4,600.00

https://rehs.com/Natalie_Featherston_Nesting_Instinct.html

Throughout the history of art, depictions of birds are prominent and particular… whether it be a lofty dove, a preening peacock, or a majestic eagle. They are more than just decorative features; their presence is part of a rich history of symbols and hidden meaning. More generally speaking, birds can be seen as the embodiment of humanity’s hopes and dreams. Regardless of the message, there is a unique and important connection between visual arts and birds. With that in mind, the gallery has also partnered with the American Bird Conservancy to help raise awareness regarding threats to bird populations and the effects their dwindling numbers have on our ecosystems. While the presence of birds in artwork is prominent, it is superfluous… the presence of birds in the real world is a necessity.

#natalie featherston #fine art #fineart #work of art #art work #workofart #rehscontemporary #birds nest #save the birds #birds #trompeloeil #trompe l'œil #art #painting of the day

[venice-bitch-xo]

Anne & Henry + Careful by Michelle Featherstone

This is gonna hurt if it ever starts, so promise you‘ll be careful with my heart...

#anne boleyn #queen anne boleyn #henry viii #henry tudor #henry & anne #the tudors #show: the tudors #natalie dormer #jonathan rhys meyers #edit #my edit #careful #michelle featherstone #lyrics #quote

[recentanimenews]

The Prince of Tennis Comes to Crunchyroll with New English Dubs

  It's finally time for The Prince of Tennis to be served into Crunchyroll's court from Funimation (see the updating list of merged titles here), but there's a little extra spin on it — not only will the franchise be available with English, Spanish and Portuguese subtitles, but a fresh English dub will be making its debut as well!

  Here's the full list of what's launching on March 29:

  The Prince of Tennis eps. 51-128

The Prince of Tennis II eps. 1-13

The Prince of Tennis II OVA eps 1-7

The Prince of Tennis II OVAs vs. Genius 10 eps. 1-10

  The new English dub will cover up to Episode 80 of The Prince of Tennis and all The Prince of Tennis II content.

And here's all the main cast and crew that did a monumental job of putting all of it together at Sound Cadence Studios:  

    The Prince of Tennis (Episodes 51-80)

  Cast

Alejandro Saab (Mirai in Platinum End) as Takeshi Momoshiro

Steven Kelly (Dearia in Dragon Goes House-Hunting) as Sadaharu Inui

Jacob Hopkins (Fushi in To Your Eternity) as Suichiro Oishi

Derick Snow (Shinra in Fire Force) as Eiji Kikumaru

Ry McKeand (Miya in SK8 the Infinity) as Ryoma Echizen

Jarrod Greene (Shinso in My Hero Academia) as Kaoru Kaido

Kylen Deporter (Sora in My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!) as Satoshi Horio

Stephen Fu (Noé in The Case Study of Vanitas) as Shusuke Fuji

Anne Yatco (Nobara in JUJUTSU KAISEN) as Kachiro Kato

Wendy Powell (Envy in Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood) as Sumire Ryuzaki

Anthony Sardinha (Masaya in Battle Game in 5 Seconds) as Takashi Kawamura

Jonah Scott (Courier in Akudama Drive) as Kunimitsu Tezuka

Christopher Wehkamp (Ruijerd in Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation) as Keigo Atobe

Jim Foronda (Poncho in How a Realist Hero Rebuilt the Kingdom) as Mamoru Inoue

Bryson Baugus (Falco in Attack on Titan) as Katsuo Mizuno

  Crew

ADR Director: Howard Wang

Assistant ADR Director: Mike Haimoto

Lead ADR Engineer: Patrick Morphy

ADR Engineers: Lindsay Roberts, Sawyer Pfledderer, Wyatt Baker, Natalie Van Sistine

ADR Script Writers: Caitlyn Elizabeth, Kieran Flitton, Chris Cason

ADR Script Supervisors: Howard Wang, J. Michael Tatum

ADR Prep: Beth Featherstone

Mixing & Mastering Engineers: Gregory Mahan, Alyssa Dumas

Line Producer: Amber Lee Connors

Production Coordinator: Suzie Yeung, Sarah Poulsen

      The Prince of Tennis II

Cast

Ry McKeand (Miya in SK8 the Infinity) as Ryoma Echizen

Alejandro Saab (Mirai in Platinum End) as Takeshi Momoshiro

Caitlyn Elizabeth (Croix Meridies in Little Witch Academia) as Kintaro Toyama

Christopher Wehkamp (Ruijerd in Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation) as Keigo Atobe

Xander Mobus (Toge in JUJUTSU KAISEN) as Yudai Yamato

Aaron Dismuke (Senku in Dr. STONE) as Oshitari Kenya

Jason Marnocha (Gansaku in MEGALOBOX) as Nyudou Mifune

Jarrod Greene (Shinso in My Hero Academia) as Kaoru Kaido

Ian Sinclair (Ronaldo in The Vampire Dies in No Time) as Gen'ichiro Sanada

Jonah Scott (Courier in Akudama Drive) as Kunimitsu Tezuka

Derick Snow (Shinra in Fire Force) as Eiji Kikumaru

Billy Kametz (Shuta Aoi in Tokyo 24th Ward) as Ryo Shishido

Jacob Hopkins (Fushi in To Your Eternity) as Suichiro Oishi

Michael Kovach (Letty in Dragon Goes House-Hunting) as Kanata Irie

YongYea (Pucci in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure STONE OCEAN) as Junichi Sasabe

  Crew (Episode 1-2)

ADR Director: Howard Wang

Assistant ADR Directors: Alejandro Saab, Stephen Fu

Lead ADR Engineer: Patrick Morphy

ADR Engineers: Alyssa Dumas, Natalie Van Sistine, Lindsay Roberts

ADR Script Supervisor: Howard Wang

ADR Script Writers: Howard Wang, Kris Knigge, Caitlyn Elizabeth

ADR Prep: Alex Mai, Breaugh Olsen

Mixing & Mastering Engineers: Alyssa Dumas, Greg Mahan

Line Producer: Amber Lee Connors

Production Coordinator: Suzie Yeung

      The Prince of Tennis II: OVA

  Cast

Joshua Waters (Miyano in Sasaki and Miyano) as Kuranosuke Shiraishi

Kylen Deporter (Sora in My Next Life as a Villainess: All Routes Lead to Doom!) as Satoshi Horio

Brandon McInnis (Milo in Sabikui Bisco) as Chotaro Otori

Austin Tindle (Ryo in Shenmue the Animation) as Akaya Kirihara

Aaron Dismuke (Senku in Dr. STONE) as Oshitari Kenya

Ian Sinclair (Ronaldo in The Vampire Dies in No Time) as Gen'ichiro Sanada

Derick Snow (Shinra in Fire Force) as Eiji Kikumaru

Robbie Daymond (Megumi in JUJUTSU KAISEN) as Seiichi Yukimura

Ryan Colt Levy (Yamato in Scar on the Praeter) as Eishiro Kite

Christopher Wehkamp (Ruijerd in Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation) as Keigo Atobe

Mike Haimoto (Banri in Golden Time) as Bunta Marui

Ry McKeand (Miya in SK8 the Infinity) as Ryoma Echizen

  Crew (as of OVA 5)

ADR Director: Howard Wang

Assistant ADR Directors: Alejandro Saab, Stephen Fu, Mike Haimoto

Lead ADR Engineer: Patrick Morphy

ADR Engineers: Alyssa Dumas, Natalie Van Sistine, Lindsay Roberts

ADR Script Supervisors: Howard Wang, Kieran Flitton

ADR Script Writers: Howard Wang, Kris Knigge, Caitlyn Elizabeth, Beth Featherstone

ADR Prep: Alex Mai, Breaugh Olsen

Mixing & Mastering Engineers: Alyssa Dumas, Greg Mahan, Matt Grounds

Line Producer: Amber Lee Connors

Production Coordinator: Suzie Yeung

    The Prince of Tennis II: OVA vs. Genius 10

  Cast

  Christopher Wehkamp (Ruijerd in Mushoku Tensei: Jobless Reincarnation) as Keigo Atobe

Daman Mills (Asakaze in Sonny Boy) as Kazuya Tokugawa

Ry McKeand (Miya in SK8 the Infinity) as Ryoma Echizen

Richard Barcenas as Jujiro Oni

Christopher R. Sabat (All Might in My Hero Academia) as Hoo Byodoin

Caitlyn Elizabeth (Croix Meridies in Little Witch Academia) as Kintaro Toyama

Ian Sinclair (Ronaldo in The Vampire Dies in No Time) as Gen'ichiro Sanada

Michael Kovach (Letty in Dragon Goes House-Hunting) as Kanata Irie

Robbie Daymond (Megumi in JUJUTSU KAISEN) as Seiichi Yukimura

Austin Tindle (Ryo in Shenmue the Animation) as Akaya Kirihara

Mike Haimoto (Banri in Golden Time) as Bunta Marui

  Crew

ADR Director: Howard Wang

Assistant ADR Directors: Alejandro Saab, Stephen Fu, Mike Haimoto, Amber Lee Connors

Lead ADR Engineer: Patrick Morphy

ADR Script Supervisors: Howard Wang, Kieran Flitton

ADR Script Writers: Howard Wang, Kris Knigge, Caitlyn Elizabeth, Beth Featherstone, Marissa Lenti

ADR Prep: Alex Mai, Breaugh Olsen

Mixing & Mastering Engineers: Alyssa Dumas, Greg Mahan, Matt Grounds

Line Producer: Amber Lee Connors

Production Coordinator: Suzie Yeung

  With a whole new The Prince of Tennis anime also on the way, there's never been a better time to check out this Shonen Jump classic, right here on Crunchyroll!

      Der shy man behind @Shymander, Liam is a timezone-fluid Aussie with a distinct fondness for anime, Eurovision and creating odd stats projects despite hating math.

By: Liam Dempsey

#Anime #News #Latest in Anime News by Crunchyroll!

[loverfighter]

tag game tw part 2 tagged by my love @adampvrrish to list my top ten songs atm! ❤️

if you’re going (i’ll go) by anna shoemaker

nellie by dr. dog

cruel to care by léon

50 ways to leave your lover by paul simon

laramie by parlour tricks

personal best by maisie peters

friday i’m in love by phoebe bridgers 

shhh, the dog is sleeping by ezra bell

featherstone by the paper kites

dog by nataly dawn

tagging @edddiekaspbraks @richardsikenpdf @iwillmp3 @juliechu @billdenbrough @jesusrichie @pulsingvoid 

#anna shoemaker i am in love with u

[everythingstarstuff]

Natalie Featherston

[1five1two]

'When Disaster Strikes- The Art World Edition; Brenda’s Huge Mistake'. Natalie Featherston.

#art #illustration #modern art #humourous

[squashsite]

World Masters Seedings

The 15th edition of the biennial championships - the first to be held in the USA - will take place at the McArthur Squash Center at the Boar's Head Sports Club in Charlottesville from 29th Jul to 4th Aug.

802 athletes from a record 63 nations have entered the 19 men's and women's events in categories ranging from Over-35 to Over-80.

Former World #1 Natalie Grainger is a two-time World Masters champion after prevailing in the W35 in 2014 and 2016, and is the USA’s only top seed in Charlottesville.

Natalie's mother Jean Grainger, with four World Masters titles to her name between 1999 and 2014, is also top seeded in Charlottesville where she will compete in the W75 category.

Five-time world champion Sarah Fitz-Gerald leads the Australian charge, and is seeded to win a third successive W45 title.

As well as Grainger and Fitz-Gerald, reigning World Masters Champions Nick Taylor, Willie Hosey, Adrian Wright and Ann Manley are also top seeds for their events.

2018 World Masters Top Seeds:

M35: 1 Laurens Jan Anjema (Ned) 2 Alister Walker (Bot) 3/4 Wael El Hindi (Egy) Clinton Leeuw (Rsa) M40: 1 Liam Kenny (Irl) 2 Mick Biggs (Eng) 3/4 Lazarus Chilufya (Usa) Patrick Chifunda (Zam) M45: 1 Nick Taylor (Eng) 2 Zuko Kubukeli (Rsa) 3/4 Christian Borgvall (Swe) Adrian Hansen (Rsa) M50: 1 Michael Tootill (Rsa) 2 Hansi Wiens (Ger) 3/4 Stephen McLoughlin (Eng) David Sly (Can)   M55: 1 Willie Hosey (Irl) 2 Fredrik Johnson (Swe) 3/4 Peter Gilbee (Aus) Brett Martin (Aus) M60: 1 Geoffrey Davenport (Aus) 2 Jeremy Goulding (Eng) 3/4 Udo Kahl (Ger) Pierr Roodt (Rsa) M65: 1 John Macrury (Cay) 2 Ian Graham (Eng) 3/4 Robert Jan Anjema (Ned) Wayne Weatherhead (Can) M70: 1 Brian Cook (Aus) 2 Barry Featherstone (Eng) 3/4 Norbert Kornyei (Usa) Ian Ross (Sco) M75: 1 Adrian Wright (Eng) 2 Gerald Poulton (Can) 3/4 John Nelson (Usa) Desmond Sacco (Rsa) M80: 1 Lance Kinder (Eng) 2 Barry Gardiner (Nzl) 3/4 Edward Burlingame (Usa) Stanley Fanaroff (Rsa)

W35: 1 Lauren Briggs (Eng) 2 Selina Sinclair (Eng) 3/4 Leah Boody (Can) Zhenzhen Wu (Chn) W40: 1 Natalie Grainger (Usa) 2 Melissa Martin (Aus) 3/4 Samantha Herbert (Rsa) Jacqueline Ryder (Rsa) W45: 1 Sarah Fitz-Gerald (Aus) 2 Rachel Calver (Eng) 3/4 Karen Meakins (Bar) Susan Davis (Aus) W50: 1 Sarah Nelson (Aus) 2 Andrea Santamaria (Eng) 3/4 Hope Prockop (Usa) Karen Webb (Zim) W55: 1 Susan Hillier (Aus) 2 Fiona McLean (Sco) 3/4 Mandy Akin (Eng) Sue Williams (Aus) W60: 1 Jill Campion (Eng) 2 Karen Hume (Eng) 3/4 Carole Grunberg (Usa) Shirley Whitmore (Rsa) W65: 1 Laura Ramsay (Can) 2 Faith Sinclair (Sco) 3/4 Gaye Mitchell (Aus) Gail White (Usa) W70: 1 Ann Manley (Eng) 2 Robyn Prentice (Can) 3/4 Bett Dryhurst (Eng) Marilyn Kennedy (Aus) W75: 1 Jean Grainger (Rsa) 2 Barbara Sanderson (Irl) 3/4 Alma Cave (Rsa) Joan Witton (Eng)

2016 Johannesburg Finals Day

#masters #world masters #featured

[nevver]

Comix, Natalie Featherston

#comix

[petitepallette]

Natalie Featherston I'm Laura

#art #artist #painting #realistic #pop art #satire #funny

[nationalssquash]

2020 Masters : Semi-Finals

The Men’s 80s continues to impress.  Eighteen times champion and former GB star Pat Kirton took on Canadian Scot Vincent Taylor.  In a terrific game of great skill, Taylor won 3/1 – 11/9 in the fourth.

There was a shock in the 75s as four-time World Champion Adrian Wright (YKS) lost to Durham’s Ken Johnson in straight games, the first two being very tight.  He will meet Mike Clemson (YKS) in the final after he proved too lively for Scotland No 1 Ken Reid.  This was the only group England lost (to Scotland) in the Internationals so will be hoping for revenge this year.

The top two seeds perished in the Men’s 70s – to the 3/4 seeds.  Barry Featherstone (HPH) had two game points to level at two games each but went down 12/10 to former champion Ian Graham (SSX).  In the other half Larry Grover (HPH) continued his fine form from the South of England Open that he won.  He went two games up against former European Champion and Scotland No 1 Ian Ross only to be pulled back to 2 all.  He controlled the fifth with some lovely length to take the match 3/2 and book his first National final.

Mark Cowley (MDX) has won World, European, British Open and National titles.  Top seed here in the 65s was too strong for Masters Chairman Stuart Hardy (MDX) dispatching him in straight games.  Current National, Open and European Champion Steve Johnson (LNH) has been dominant in the group and seeded two here.  He had to battle to subdue a lively Simon Evenden (NHM) edging home in four.

The 3/4 seeds also prevailed in the Men’s 60s.  2018 Champion Allen Barwise (LNH) was 2/1 up against defending champion and Wales No 1 Jon Evans when the Welshman had to retire with a knee injury.  Former champion Jeremy Goulding (AVN) has had it over Durham’s Neil Harrison (known as Wonky Backhand) recently.  But today Harrison was inspired and won through a flurry of winners.

Former Army star Ray Burke MBE ended his great run in the semis finding the very talented Jon Foster (HPH) a step too far.  The Winchester star, Foster will meet Queens Club’s Alex Betts (MDX) in the final of the 55s after he ended a string of defeats (3 Regional Finals and the Jesters Championship) this season by Eamonn Price (HFD).  In a great game of all court Squash, Betts hung on to win in five grueling games.

Three of the four Men’s 50 semi-finalists were from Durham & Cleveland and they ended up with both finalists.  Top seed Yawar Abbas had the edge over the athletic Steve McLoughlin (HPH) and clinched the third 13/11.  Meanwhile Andy Cross confirmed his return to top form after a fallow period coming back from one down to beat Tim Clark 3/1.  Abbas and Cross have played many times and a good final is guaranteed.

Nick Wall (YKS) had a near disaster yesterday but survived 12/10 in the fifth, but today he was rampant taking out fellow Yorkshireman Matthew Stephenson in straight games.  Meanwhile Paul Boyle (BUX) the 2019 O45 Champion booked his final berth to defend his title beating Ashley Bowling (OFE) in three straight games.

In the Men’s 40s Nottingham club pro Nick Hargreaves took on top seed and former 35 Champion Darren Lewis (LEC).  Lewis displayed his full range of talents giving Hargreaves no chance to use his athleticism and was taken out in straight games.  Defending Champion Matt Marshall (BUX) faced Scotland No 1 Stuart Ayton with the Champion not having been very active on the circuit due to new baby commitments.  Ayton went two up but was hauled back by Marshall to two games all.  But it was Ayton who had the edge in the fifth 13/11 to book his place in the final.

The Men’s 35s is showing some very classy squash saw the top two seeds power through to the final.  Top seed and Army Champion Sam Miller (WKS) controlled the court beautifully against Open Champion and Surrey pro Phil Nightingale.  The Surrey man’s long reach was tested to the limit as he was forced to every corner of the court.  No 2 seed Phil Rushworth also of Surrey gave a master class against Norfolk star Jamie Goodrich and with a breathtaking display of shot making won through also in straight games.  Tomorrow promises a fantastic final between two superb players.

The Women’s 60s semis gave us two excellent semi-finals as a group with three World Champions would suggest.  Top seed Julie Field (YKS) squeezed home in five games against Jill Campion (MDX).  Then 2016 Champion Sian Johnson (Wales) had the same result against Karen Hume (KNT) recovering from 1/2 down to win in five.

In the 55s the top two came through but not without some excitement.  Seven-time National Champion Mandy Akin (KNT) lost the first and took the second 12/10 before taking control and winning in four against Jackie Gregory (ESX).  In the other semi Fran Wallis (LCN) took the first 15/13 against Cheshire’s Hilary Kenyon but lost the next three close ones.  In Mandy’s match she put an easy drop in the tin and called out “Finish it!”  The referee misheard and frantic explanations had the gallery very amused.

Andrea Santamaria (YKS) is European Champion and has three British Open and three National titles to go with a Silver Medal in the Worlds.  Top seed in the Women’s 50s she had too much for Izzy Bramhall (NOT) and now meets Nikki Fowler (CHS) who proved too strong for England Captain Rachel Woolford (WKS).

The Women’s 45s will see defending Champion Rachel Woodward (NOT) face No 2 seed Rachel Calver (LEC) in the final.  Woodward came through a tough encounter with Louisa Dalwood (HFD) taking the third 11/9 to go 2/1 up and then clinching the fourth.  Calver meanwhile dropped the first to the elegant play of Sarah Parr (BRK) but then firmly took control to take the next three.

The Women’s 40s was only a small draw but the excellent Lauren Briggs (ESX) already has World, European, British Open and National titles.  When she enters she is the favourite.  Joanne Hilton (DCL) played gamely but went down 3/0.  The final will be against Kate Bradshaw (CBE) who had a terrific match with Nicky Green (NOR) winning through in five competitive games.

Sarah Campion nee Kippax (CHS) has a great pedigree in the game and was a circuit player.  Top seed here in the Women’s 35s she dispatched Natalie Husdan (CHS) in straight games and in the final will pay Sarah-Jane Neller (ESX) who had a sterner test but a 3/0 win over Sophie Beake (BRK).

The finals will all be played at Nottingham Squash Club from 1020 hours on Sunday and there will be some fantastic squash stretching across all the age groups.  Spectators are welcome.

#2020 #masters

[feedimo]

Natalie Harrowell, England rugby league international, dies aged 29

Featherstone Rovers forward won Woman of Steel 2019Tributes come from clubs and RFL chief executiveThe Featherstone Rovers Ladies and England international rugby league forward Natalie Harrowell has died, aged 29.

source https://feedimo.com/story/76623588

#feedimo #news