Brendon Mounter – ES Level 3 Coach & Tutor
Brendon Mounter aka Sizzla in the squash circle, is a teacher by profession and has 31 years’ experience as a squash player. Brendon is a Middlesex Junior Squash Coach and an active player in the Middlesex leagues at the club and county levels in the open, veteran and vintage categories. Internationally, he has been an active representative for his native country, Guyana, year on year. His greatest achievement was being crowned Men’s O40 Champion in the Cayman Islands in 2009 and Men’s O50 Champion in Guyana in 2013. In his early years as a coach he took Waltham Forest team to the London Youth Games as coach/manager. In 2015, he was awarded ‘Coach of the Year’ at the Waltham Forest Sports Personality Awards ceremony, held at the Town Hall. Now a days, he is involved with coaching adults with a range of abilities and skills.
Adam Edge – ES Level 3 Coach
Adam is a Level 3 qualified England Squash coach. Adam’s home county is Buckinghamshire and has been working with juniors across Bucks and a county level. He brings with him a wealth of playing experience having represented Bucks at junior, men’s and over 35’s teams.
Daniel Moreno – ES Level 2 Coach
Daniel is a Middlesex Junior Squash Coach and an England Squash Level 2 Coach based in North London and he is currently delivering a range of squash training programmes to both juniors and adults at Oakleigh Park (N20 ) and Stormont (N6).
He came to squash relatively late once in his 40’s but developed rapidly both as a player and a quality coach thanks to his sports background, dedication and passion for the sport. Daniel grew up in Barcelona where, as a junior, he was a high performance tennis player competing at national level. Daniel has a BA Hons in Economics, a MSc in Banking and Finance and a 20 year long career in the finance sector.
“When I played squash for the first time, I fell in love with the sport right away: the intensity, the pace, so much fun! I think my tennis background gave me a head start but I soon realised the transition to squash would not be plain sailing as the technique and movement in these two racket sports are rather different. I now play for the Stormont team in the Middlesex Seniors Squash League and enjoy coaching players of all ages and abilities”
Amreen Dhillon – ES Level 1 Coach
From a beginner to a qualified coach, I have had an amazing experience in my journey of learning how to play Squash. It is a sport full of excitement that has enabled me to become a confident player, and I am incredibly glad to have achieved my England Squash Level 1 Coaching qualification. It is an honour to be able to help players of all ages and abilities to grow into the best player they can be. Outside of Squash, I am currently studying Maths, Biology, and Chemistry at A-Level, and hope to pursue science further in my future. I am also a part of the Oakwood netball team, and used to participate in karate.
Eliza Clift – ES Level 1 Coach
I love squash and have played regularly since I was 11 years old. I went on to join the Middlesex Squad in 2019 and achieved my level 1 coach award in 2023. As well as being in my final year of A-levels, I hope to move onto my level 2 coach award soon. Having experienced high-level coaching, I know how important the guidance of a good coach is. I enjoy seeing others develop and refine their skills and techniques, as well as gain a love for the sport. It would be brilliant to see more women represented in squash and I hope I can support more young people - particularly girls - to realise their potential and enjoy playing squash as much as I do!
Caitlin Carter – ES Level 1 Coach
Caitlin started playing squash as a junior, participating in events such as the London youth games and playing in local clubs and leagues. She plays squash regularly and is a member of the ladies team. Caitlin has a background in television and media and a BSc(hons) in Physiotherapy and has practiced as a physiotherapist for over ten years. I enjoy all sports and found that squash is fast paced and fun. Being part of a club or group, allows people to meet and make new friendships while having fun, getting fit and improving their game. I believe that giving children and adults the opportunity to participate in sport while having fun is key to maintaining good health and fitness. I would like to see more people participating in sport and activity regularly to prevent illness and improve mental health and wellbeing. Caitlin is currently an England Squash Level 1 Coach with several years’ experience and enjoys teaching children and adults of all abilities in North London. She plans to complete the Level 2 squash coaching course this year.