Susan Devoy was utterly dominant in her time. Part of her makeup was not just her excellence on the court, but also her actions and demeanour off it, including a trek through New Zealand in 1989 in aid of muscular dystrophy sufferers, a commitment that may have cost her the 1989 world title. When she retired, other women squash players would have breathed a sigh of relief. Devoy was created a dame for her contribution to the sport and she later became chairman of the Halberg Trust. Return to the Inductee list