European Squash Team Championships

European Team Championships
Details
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Website
www.europeansquash.com/championships.html
Most recent champion(s) England England
Most recent champion(s) England England

The European Team Championships (ETC) are the international squash competition played between teams representing different nations organised by the European Squash Federation. Countries enter teams of four or five players to represent them in the championships. In each round of the competition, teams face each other in a best-of-four singles matches contest. Each competition is held once every year.

Past results

Men's championship

YearChampionsRunners-upThird-PlaceFourth-PlaceLocation
2018France France England EnglandSpain SpainGermany Germany Poland, Wrocław
2017France France England EnglandGermany GermanyScotland Scotland Finland, Helsinki
2016England England France FranceScotland ScotlandGermany Germany Poland, Warsaw
2015France France England EnglandGermany GermanyScotland Scotland Denmark, Herning
2014England England France FranceGermany GermanyScotland Scotland Italy, Riccione
2013England England France FranceGermany GermanyScotland Scotland Netherlands, Amsterdam
2012England England France FranceGermany GermanyScotland Scotland Germany, Nuremberg
2011England England France FranceItaly ItalyNetherlands Netherlands Finland, Espoo
2010England England France FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales Wales France, Aix-en-Provence
2009England England France FranceWales WalesNetherlands Netherlands Sweden, Malmö
2008England England France FranceNetherlands NetherlandsGermany Germany Netherlands, Amsterdam
2007England England Netherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceWales Wales Italy, Riccione
2006England England France FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales Wales Austria, Vienna
2005England England France FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales Wales Netherlands, Amsterdam
2004England England France FranceWales WalesNetherlands Netherlands France, Rennes
2003England England France FranceWales WalesNetherlands Netherlands England, Nottingham
2002England England France FranceWales WalesNetherlands Netherlands Germany, Böblingen
2001England England France FranceFinland FinlandWales Wales Netherlands, Eindhoven
2000England England France FranceFinland FinlandWales Wales Austria, Vienna
1999England England Scotland ScotlandWales WalesFinland Finland Austria, Linz
1998England England Finland FinlandWales WalesFrance France Finland, Helsinki
1997England England Wales WalesFinland FinlandFrance France Denmark, Odense
1996England England Scotland ScotlandFinland FinlandGermany Germany Netherlands, Amsterdam
1995England England Finland FinlandSweden SwedenGermany Germany Netherlands, Amsterdam
1994England England Germany GermanyScotland ScotlandFrance France Netherlands, Zoetermeer
1993England England Germany GermanyFrance FranceSweden Sweden France, Aix-en-Provence
1992Scotland Scotland Finland FinlandEngland EnglandSweden Sweden France, Aix-en-Provence
1991England England Finland FinlandGermany GermanyNetherlands Netherlands Germany, Gelsenkirchen
1990England England Germany GermanyFinland FinlandSweden Sweden  Switzerland, Zürich
1989England England Sweden SwedenFinland FinlandGermany Germany Finland, Helsinki
1988England England Sweden SwedenFinland FinlandWales Wales Netherlands, Warmond
1987England England Sweden SwedenFinland FinlandGermany Germany Austria, Vienna
1986England England Sweden SwedenFinland FinlandGermany Germany France, Aix-en-Provence
1985England England Sweden SwedenFinland FinlandNetherlands Netherlands Spain, Barcelona
1984England England Sweden SwedenFinland FinlandRepublic of Ireland Ireland Ireland, Dublin
1983Sweden Sweden England EnglandWales WalesNetherlands Netherlands Germany, Munich
1982England England Sweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland IrelandFinland Finland Wales, Cardiff
1981England England Sweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland Scotland Netherlands, Amsterdam
1980Sweden Sweden England EnglandFinland FinlandWales Wales Finland, Helsinki
1979England England Sweden SwedenScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland Ireland Germany, Hamburg
1978England England Sweden SwedenScotland ScotlandFinland Finland Netherlands, Amsterdam
1977England England Scotland ScotlandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland Ireland England, Sheffield
1976England England Scotland ScotlandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland Ireland Belgium, Brussels
1975England England Scotland ScotlandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland Ireland Ireland, Dublin
1974England England Scotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWales Wales Sweden, Stockholm
1973England England Scotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWales Wales Scotland, Edinburgh

Women's championship

YearChampionsRunners-upThird-PlaceFourth-PlaceLocation
2018England England France FranceBelgium BelgiumNetherlands Netherlands Poland, Wrocław
2017England England France FranceWales WalesNetherlands Netherlands Finland, Helsinki
2016England England France FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales Wales Poland, Warsaw
2015England England France FranceRepublic of Ireland IrelandDenmark Denmark Denmark, Herning
2014England England France FranceCzech Republic Czech RepublicRepublic of Ireland Ireland Italy, Riccione
2013England England Republic of Ireland IrelandFrance FranceNetherlands Netherlands Netherlands, Amsterdam
2012England England Republic of Ireland IrelandFrance FranceGermany Germany Germany, Nuremberg
2011England England Netherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland IrelandFrance France Finland, Espoo
2010Netherlands Netherlands France FranceEngland EnglandRepublic of Ireland Ireland France, Aix-en-Provence
2009England England Netherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceRepublic of Ireland Ireland Sweden, Malmö
2008England England Netherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceRepublic of Ireland Ireland Netherlands, Amsterdam
2007England England Netherlands NetherlandsDenmark DenmarkGermany Germany Italy, Riccione
2006England England Netherlands NetherlandsGermany GermanyFrance France Austria, Vienna
2005England England Netherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland Scotland Netherlands, Amsterdam
2004England England Netherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceBelgium Belgium France, Rennes
2003England England Netherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandDenmark Denmark England, Nottingham
2002England England Scotland ScotlandGermany GermanyDenmark Denmark Germany, Böblingen
2001England England Denmark DenmarkSwitzerland SwitzerlandNetherlands Netherlands Netherlands, Eindhoven
2000England England Germany GermanyScotland ScotlandNetherlands Netherlands Austria, Vienna
1999England England Germany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsScotland Scotland Austria, Linz
1998England England Germany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsScotland Scotland Finland, Helsinki
1997England England Germany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsScotland Scotland Denmark, Odense
1996England England Germany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsFrance France Netherlands, Amsterdam
1995England England Netherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandGermany Germany Netherlands, Amsterdam
1994England England Germany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland Ireland Netherlands, Zoetermeer
1993England England Netherlands NetherlandsGermany GermanyRepublic of Ireland Ireland France, Aix-en-Provence
1992England England Germany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland Ireland France, Aix-en-Provence
1991England England  NetherlandsGermany GermanyFinland Finland Germany, Gelsenkirchen
1990England England Netherlands NetherlandsFinland FinlandRepublic of Ireland Ireland  Switzerland, Zürich
1989England England Republic of Ireland IrelandNetherlands NetherlandsSweden Sweden Finland, Helsinki
1988England England Republic of Ireland IrelandGermany GermanyWales Wales Netherlands, Warmond
1987England England Republic of Ireland IrelandGermany GermanyFinland Finland Austria, Vienna
1986England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandFinland Finland France, Aix-en-Provence
1985England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales Wales Spain, Barcelona
1984England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales Wales Ireland, Dublin
1983England England Republic of Ireland IrelandWales WalesScotland Scotland Germany, Munich
1982England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales Wales Wales, Cardiff
1981England England Republic of Ireland IrelandWales WalesScotland Scotland Netherlands, Amsterdam
1980England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales Wales Finland, Helsinki
1979England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales Wales Germany, Hamburg
1978England England Republic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales Wales Netherlands, Amsterdam

Statistics

Titles by country

Medals summary

See also

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