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Adewale Amao
PSA World Tour
Born 12 January 1990, Ilorin
Nigerian roots: From Ilorin, Kwara State.
564Ranking in 2018
2016Police Games winner
Winner at the 2016 Police Games in Abuja.
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Squash sports in Nigeria: Hall of Fame
The sports of squash has been promoted aggressively in Nigeria, the sport is on the average when it comes to popularity and it is promising to say that it is one of fastest growing sports in the country and has produced some players who have performed in some national and international tournaments and who have made Nigeria rank better. Some of the players or hall of fame include;
Yemisi Olatunji
Is one of Nigeria best squash players; she is based in Lagos and born in the year 1994 on the 14th of February. She won the women title in the 2017 AGF Abdul-Razaq North Central Invitational Open Squash Classic.
She also played in the Zimbabwe and Namibia Squash Open in 2017 and performed exceedingly well, she also competes in the Calgary Professional Squash Association (PSA) which is a Women’s Championships that was held in Canada 2018 from 8th - 11th of March and she went on to reach a career-high world ranking of 104, the best by any Nigerian woman, before retiring in 2023 to coach.
Olufunmilayo Gabriel
Is another player in the sports of squash, he alongside Yemisi Olatunji won the AGF Abdul-Razaq North Central Invitational Open Squash Classic in the men’s category.
Adewale Amao
Is a male professional squash player from Ilorin, Kwara state Nigeria. Adewale was born on the 12th day of January 1990 in the Ilorin. He has achieved a world ranking on the Professional Squash Association World Tour and was ranked 564 on the 2018 PSA World Tour. He was also one of the winners of 2016 Squash Competition which was organised by Police Games in National Stadium, Abuja FCT.
Babatunde Ajagbe
Babatunde is a Nigeria male squash professional player. He was born on the 25th June 1987 in the town of Abeokuta, Ogun state Nigeria. In December 2014, he achieved 144 as his career-high ranking in the Professional Squash Association World Tour. In 2018 he was ranked 324 on the PSA World Tour; he lives in the city of Lagos.
Onaopemipo Adegoke, with a career-high world ranking of 130 in January 2025.
Who is the best Nigerian female squash player?
Yemisi Olatunji, who reached world No. 104, the highest by a Nigerian woman, before retiring in 2023. Her sister Busayo Olatunji reached No. 141 in 2024.
Who was the first Nigerian to win a PSA title?
Onaopemipo Adegoke, who won the 2023 Namibian Open after coming back from two games down in the final.