Rosanna Radlinska-Tyma, Vice-President of the Polish Squash Association, was elected to the ESF Board at the 2025 AGM in Wroclaw.
Rosanna brings to the ESF Board a great personal passion for squash as well as years of experience in administration of the game.
Rosanna has played an important role in supporting the stunning recent success of Poland’s national teams on the European stage as well as funding national programmes at grassroots level.
Rosanna lives in Gorzów Wielkopolski and works as an English teacher and translator of Lithuanian.
Unusually, both Rosanna’s children have represented two different countries in international squash competition. Konrad has played for both Poland and Lithuania in the European Team Championships while Karina played for England as a junior and now represents Poland.
Karina is an eight-time national Polish champion, a former European U19 champion (2019), graduate of Drexel University, current world no.127 and a member of the Polish women’s team that finished eighth in Division 1 at this year’s European Team Championships in Wroclaw.
“I have great fondness for the ESF junior circuit because Karina loved to travel to the tournaments and meet up with her friends from lots of different European countries,” said Rosanna. “It was great to see how she moved up the rankings to be no.1 at U17 and U19. The circuit was very positive for her.”
Read more about Rosanna here.