Donna Lobban

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Donna Lobban Squash player
Donna Lobban
Donna Lobban at the Monte Carlo Classic 2016
Nationality: AustraliaAustralia Australia
Birthday: December 19, 1986
Size: 178 cm
Weight: 65 kg
1st professional season: 2005
Playing hand: Left
Trainer: David Palmer
successes
Career title: 12
Career finals: 20th
Best placement: 13 (May 2011)
Current placement: 37
Last update of the infobox: February 1st, 2020
Sources: official player profiles at PSA and Squashinfo (see web links )

Donna Belle Lobban (* 19th December 1986 in Yamba , Clarence Valley Council as Donna Urquhart ) is an Australian squash player .

Career

Donna Lobban began her professional career in 2005 and has so far won twelve titles on the PSA World Tour . She reached her highest ranking in the world rankings with rank 13 in May 2011. Her greatest success so far was winning the World Cup in Palmerston North , New Zealand , when she defeated England in the final together with the Australian national team . In addition, she was in the squad at World Championships in 2008 , 2012 , 2016 and 2018 . In 2009 and 2019 she became Australian champion .

At the Commonwealth Games 2010 , she won bronze in doubles alongside Kasey Brown . After losing to Jenny Duncalf and Laura Massaro in the semi-final , Donna Lobban and Kasey Brown defeated the second Australian doubles in the field, Amelia Pittock and Lisa Camilleri, in the bronze medal match . With Camilleri she reached the quarterfinals in doubles at the 2014 Commonwealth Games . In 2018 she succeeded in winning the bronze medal again in the doubles competition , this time alongside Rachael Grinham , with whom she became vice world champion in 2016 . In addition, she secured the title in mixed with her cousin Cameron Pilley and thus the gold medal. In the individual competition , she had reached the quarter-finals. 2019 was both the double with Christine Nunn and in the Mixed with Cameron Pilley world champion .

In April 2018, after the Commonwealth Games, she married the Scottish squash player Greg Lobban in Australia .

successes

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