Joelle King has beaten Megan Graham in the NZ women's final at the Devoy Squash and Fitness Centre in Tauranga. Facebook / Squash New Zealand
Joelle King (Ngāti Porou) has joined Dame Susan Devoy in the New Zealand squash record books.
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Joelle King with Dame Susan Devoy after equalling her record 10 national titles. Facebook / Squash New Zealand
King made a clean sweep of her women's final against former national champion Megan Graham 3-0 at the New Zealand squash championships in Tauranga on Sunday afternoon to claim her 10th national title and match Dame Susan's longstanding record.
King reached the final after a display that was a cut above in her quarterfinal, outclassing ninth seed Anne Leakey 11-1, 11-1, 11-4, a Squash New Zealand release said.
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King beat Maiden-Lee Coe on day one of the NZ championships. Facebook / Squash New Zealand
King again showed why she’s ranked number four in the world as she took on Winona-Jo Joyce in her semi-final on Saturday, directing play from the middle of the court for a cruisy 11-2, 11-3, 11-4 win and booking her spot in today's final.
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Joelle King and Winona-Jo Joyce in Saturday's semi-final. Facebook / Squash New Zealand
The match at 1pm today was livestreamed on the Squash NZ TV channel, New Zealand Squash Championships – Digital Vision Live.