FINALS Day : It’s Gina and Simon !!!

England’s Simon Herbert and Gina Kennedy have been crowned the 2026 British National Squash Champions after claiming victories over Sam Todd and Jasmine Hutton on finals day at St George’s Hill Lawn Tennis Club in Weybridge.

For Kennedy it’s a second Nationals title, drawing her level with today’s opponent, while both men’s finalists have never previously progressed beyond Round One.

Check out the match reports below the results …

British National Squash Championships 2026 : DAY FOUR, FINALS

Finals :
[1] Gina Kennedy (Eng) 3-1 [2] Jasmine Hutton (Eng)   13-11, 11-7, 2-11, 11-6 (54m)
[ [5] Simon Herbert (Eng) 3-0 4] Sam Todd (Eng)   11-9, 12-10, 13-11 (50m)

2027 Wildcard Playoffs :

Harriet Broadbridge 2-1 Reka Kemecsei   11-8, 5-11, 11-9 (21m)
Dylan Roberts 2-0 Oliver Tate   11-5, 11-8 (26m)

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Finals Preview :

We’re down to the last two matches at St George’s – Gina Kennedy v Jasmine Hutton and Sam Todd v Simon Herbert for the British Nationals titles.

The women’s final pits two former champions together. Top seed Gina is appearing in her third final having been runner-up in 2021 and champion in 2024 – she was top seeded last year but had to withdraw through injury. Second seed Jazz also missed last year, and this will be her fourth final after being runner-up in 2020 and champion in 2022 and 2023.

Ranked 8 and 12 in the world, Gina leads their H2H 8-2 but the last four meetings – including the 2023 semi-final here – have been shared 2-2.

Fourth and fifth seeds Sam and Simon will contest an unexpected men’s final with the top three seeds all departed – Sam beat top seed Marwan ElShorbagy in the semis while Simon ousted third seed Curtis Malik in the quarters – and for both of them this is the first time they’ve progressed beyond the quarters.

Sam is 5-0 ahead on previous meetings, including a 2020 Nationals qualifying match, but none of those wins have been straightforward and at 37 and 56 in the world rankings today’s match is unlikely to be either.

You can Watch Live on SquashTV, follow on Live Scoring & Socials, and we’ll have Reports, Reaction and Photos right here, with a Roundup at the end of the day.