29-Year-Old Colette Sultana Wins Her First PSA Squash Title In Australia
Maltese Squash player, Colette Sultana, wins first PSA (Professional Squash Association) 3K title in Australia as she competed in women’s singles.
The PSA promotes the global interests of both men’s and women’s professional squash. The PSA’s aim is to advance the game by ensuring that the PSA Squash Tour is the ultimate showcase of the sport’s pinnacle events. The Northern Territory Open tournament is part of the PSA Squash Tour which has catapulted Colette Sultana to the world court.
Sultana is Malta’s current national squash champion and haas now taken her success beyond our shores. She competed in the Northern Territory 2025 PSA Open held in Darwin Australia between 8th and 11th May.
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“Going into the competition, I was certainly not at my best and I didn’t have very high expectations. I’ve been recovering from injuries and illness. The final was very close and I was down a few match balls also, so to come back and win that and the title, I think, is something I couldn’t believe initially,” Colette told Lovin Malta. “Looking back, I think the hard work I’ve been putting in over the past months is paying off and I’m really happy to have gotten this title.”
Throughout the week, Sultana delivered an outstanding performance against international contenders. She advanced to the final after defeating Tansyn Noble of Australia in straight games (11-7, 11-2, 11-3) in the quarterfinals, and Ye Won Jang of South Korea (11-4, 11-7, 11-5) in the semifinals.
In a dramatic and hard-fought final, Sultana edged out Chaewon Song of South Korea in a thrilling five-game match (6-11, 11-9, 11-5, 8-11, 15-13) to secure the championship and her first PSA 3K title. Colette Sultana is proudly supported by the Malta Olympic Committee(MOC), SportMalta, and Malta Squash. This victory marks a significant milestone in Sultana’s professional career and highlights her rising status on the international squash circuit.
Sultana went on to thank her team of coaches and supporters who have been with her through many months and year of hard work.
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