Miranda Ranieri
Biography
Club:
National Squash Academy and Northfield Racquet Club
Languages spoken:
English
Idols (in sport or other):
Lance Armstrong, Roger Federer
Favourite activities outside of sport:
Movies
Sibling(s) Name(s) (date of birth):
Danielle Ranieri (Nov 26 1983)
Pre-competition rituals / superstitions:
Music and biking
Training Location(s):
Waterloo and Toronto, Ontario
Preferred sport events / Specialties:
Basketball games
Coach(es):
Jonathon Power, Gary Waite
Senior national athlete since:
2008
College/ University (year graduated):
Yale University (2008)
Focus of studies:
Biology
Other sports participated in:
Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Badminton
Favourite movies / TV shows:
Dexter, The Office, True Blood
Favourite quote / motto:
“Life is like a box of chocolates; you never know what you’re going to get” – Forrest Gump
National titles (include event, year):
Junior Canadian National Champion 1997, 1999, 2001
NCAA Intercollegiate Champion 2008
Senior Canadian National Champion 2010, 2011
Career notes (inc. Top results) in 2011:
Canadian National Champion
Meadowvale Pharmacy Open, Winnipeg, Ontario – Runner Up
Career notes (inc. Top results) in 2010:
Canadian National Champion
Metro Squash US open, Chicago, IL- qualified
Delaware State Open- Runner up
Career notes (inc. Top results) in 2009:
Winner FASSP St. Lukes Open, Stamford, Ct
Career notes (inc. Top results) in 2008:
NCAA Intercollegiate Champion
Winner- Pepsi Niagra Open, St. Catherines, Ontario
Career notes (inc. Top results) in 2007:
NCAA intercollegiate Championships- 5/8 place
Career notes (inc. Top results) in 2006:
Yale- team National Champions, Ivy League Champions and Howe Cup Champions
NCAA intercollegiate Championships- 3/4 place
Career notes prior (excluding Olympic):
NCAA intercollegiate Championships- 5/8 place- 2005
Pan Am Games results — all events, all Games:
3rd place Pan American Games 2008
Major awards (ex. CDN Player of Year, Hall of Fame inductee):
Kitchener Collegiate Institute – Junior Athlete of the year and Senior Athlete of the year (2002, 2004)
Jim Mason Fair Play Award 1999