Joe creates world champions

David Palmer and John White were placed on the original Program now known as Evashaw sports training and development Program.

David Palmer

It was very noticeable Worldwide that David publicly thanked me for my contribution to his career [when he first won the British Open].  But the one point that stands out in this story, is the Loyalty that David espouses, the ability to overcome the bitter attacks that threatened his career, his total lack of vindictiveness towards those responsible, and the fact that he achieved his fill potential in spite of sometimes insurmountable problems.

Captain of the Australian Team and an absolute credit to his Country.   I am a very proud person to have assisted him as many others have assisted him, not the least being his own family, in overcoming such substantial obstacles with such dignity and grace. His commitment is total and his loyalty unsurpassed.

Career Highlights

World Open Champion 2002
British Open Champion 2001, 2003, 2004
World No. 1 September 2001–January 2002
Captain of Australia to World Teams Title 2001, 2003
Double Bronze Medalist – Commonwealth Games 2002
Winner of 16 PSA Tour Titles
President of PSA(2001 to 2002)

John White

The top-ranked player in the world, White remains a top-ten player in the Dunlop / Professional Squash Association (PSA) World Rankings. A native of Queensland, Australia and a Scottish national, White has 12 PSA tour titles to his credit since becoming a full-time professional in 1991. He broke into the top 20 in the world rankings in 1998, and climbed his way to the top of the tour, reaching number one in the world in March of 2004.