DIPIKA REBECCA PALLIKAL- Born on 21st September 1991..School : Lady Andal Matriculation School. Std XI

Training : Egyptian Coach Mr. Amir Wagih

Ranking : Ranked No.64 in the Women's International Squash Association as on 1st October 2007 and Ranked as Asia's No.1 Squash Champion in the Under-15 category.

Achievements:International

No.1 junior in the World WISPA Rising star ranking Under-19 (Updated 3 - 5 - 2008)

Winner Girls Under 13 German Junior Squash Open, May 2003, Stuttgart

Placed 3rd Girls Under 13 Pioneer Junior Squash Cup, July 2003 Dusseldorf

Winner Girls Under 13 Belgium Junior Open November 2003 Herentals.

Winner Girls Under 13 Scottish Junior Open, December 2004 Edinburg.

Winner Girls Under 13 Australian Open, April 2004 Melbourne

Winner Girls Under 13 German Junior Open, May 2004 Stuttgart

Winner Girls Under 13 Dutch Junior Open, July 2004, Amsterdam.

Runner up Girls Under 15 Malaysian Open, May 2004 Kuala Lumpur

Winner Girls Under 15 French Junior Open, February 2005 Marseilles.

Winner Girls Under 15 Australian Junior Open –1, April 2005 Adelaide

Winner Girls Under 15 Australian Junior Open – 2 April 2005 Adelaide

Winner Girls Under 15 Dutch Junior Open, July 2005, Amsterdam.

Winner Girls Under 15 German Junior Open, May 2006 Stuttgart.

Winner Girls Under 15 Asian Junior Individual Squash Championship, June 2006 Singapore.

Winner Girls Under 15 Pioneer Junior Open, July 2006 Cologne.

Winner Girls Under 15 Dutch Junior Open, July 2006 Amsterdam.

Winner Individual - won Silver Medal at SAG games held at Colombo, August 2006

Winner Team event won Gold Medal at SAG games held at Colombo, August 2006

Winner Girls Under 17 Nordic Junior Open, September 2007 Malmo, Sweden.

Winner Girls Under 17 British Junior Open, January 2007, Sheffield, United Kingdom.

WISPA TOURNAMENTS PLAYED.

Participated in SHEIKHA AL SAAD KUWAIT OPEN 2007 held at Kuwait from the 6th – 8th March 2007

Participated in the QATAR CLASSIC (06) held at Qatar, Doha from the 8th – 12th March 2007

Participated in the HURGHADA INTERNATIONAL 2007 held at Hurghada, Cairo from the 8th – 13th May 2007

Participated in the EPSTEIN BECKER & GREEN LOS ANGELES OPEN 2007 held at U.S.A from the 21st – 24th June 2007

Participated in the ALEXANDRIA SPORTING CLUB OPEN 2007 held at Alexandria, from the 18th t – 22nd August 2007

Achievements: National

Winner Girls Under 11 South Zone Inter School Squash 2002

Winner Girls Under 13 Indian Junior Nationals 2002

Placed 3rd Girls Under 13 Complan Junior Open 2002

Winner Girls Under 13 IndianOil – Servo Squash Tournament Bom. June 2003

Winner Girls Under 15 IndianOil – Servo Squash Tournament, Bom. June 2003

Winner Girls Under 13 Indian Junior Open, Pune – Sept 2003

Winner Girls Under 15 National Grand Finals – Chennai 2003

Winner Girls Under 15 Eastern India Squash Championship Calcutta 2003

Winner Girls Under 15 Rajasthan Open Jaipur 2004

Winner Girls Under 15 Little Masters Bombay 2004

Winner Girls Under 17 Northern India Circuit Delhi 2004

Winner Girls Under 17 Chelmsford Delhi Open 2005

Runner – up Women’s Category Chelmsford Delhi Open 2005

Winner Girls Under 17 Rajasthan Open Jaipur 2005 – September 2005

Runner – up Women’s Category Rajasthan Open Jaipur 2005 – September 2005

Winner Girls Under 17 Northern India Circuit – September 2005

Runner – up Women’s Category Northern India Circuit – September 2005

Winner Girls Under 19 Indian Junior Open Indore – October 2005

Winner Girls Under 15 C.C.I Western India Squash Tournament – November 2005

Winner Girls Under 19 C.C.I Western India Squash Tournament – November 2005

Runner – up Women’s Category C.C.I Western India Squash Tournament – November 2005

Winner Won Silver Medal at the Senior Nationals held at Delhi, September 2006.

Winner Girls Under 19 Junior Nationals held at Kolkata, October 2006.

Winner Girls Under 17 Junior Nationals held at Ajmer, October 2007.

Represented and played at the No.1 spot at the recently concluded ASIAN SENIOR which was held in Taipei in the month of FEB 2006. She played the World No.1 Nicole David during the Team Match against Malaysia and came as close to 10- 8 in the 3rd game.