![]() ![]() ![]() PSA Deputy Chairman Ashley Bernhard said: I appreciate everyone for seeing my leadership for women in sport through squash, within the US and hopefully the rest of the world.” “I really appreciate that the squash community in the US has recognised my accomplishments and I am proud to have contributed in some way in this country. To be a Malaysian receiving an award here in the US is definitely an achievement. “ This is the first time that I am receiving an award outside of Malaysia, which makes this extra special. ” It is a huge honour to presented the ToC Women’s Leadership Award,” said David. Einar Gunnarsson, Ambassador from Iceland to the United Nations, was also in attendance. Nicol was presented with the WLP Award by BBC anchor, Laura Trevelyan, while H.E. In August 2006, David ascended to the top of the rankings and stayed there for a total of 9 years and 4 months. Not only has she led by example on court throughout her career, David has also led the drive for squash’s Olympic inclusion, and championed equality in prize money and playing opportunities, inspiring and empowering others throughout all she has done. It marked the first time David has been officially recognised outside of Malaysia – where she has received a Datukship, akin to a British knighthood, in her home state of Penang and an Order of Merit. The award, which recognises the outstanding contribution of women within the squash community, is the marquee presentation of the Tournament of Champions Women’s Leadership Program, which supports female athletes, women who lead, and equality. Malaysian Legend eight-time World Champion Nicol David, the longest-reigning World No.1 in the history of squash, received the Women’s Leadership Award during a luncheon attended by more than 300 guests at the Yale Club, New York last week. Datuk Nicol David receives the Women’s Leadership Award in New York ![]()
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