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European Squash Team Championships

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Squash tournament
European Team Championships
Details
Event nameEuropean Team Championships
Website
[European Squash Federation]
Men's Winner
Most recent champion(s)EnglandEngland (men's)
Year2025
Women's Winner
Most recent champion(s)EnglandEngland (women's)
Year2025

TheEuropean Team Championships (ETC) are the internationalsquash competition played between teams representing different nations organised by theEuropean 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.[1][2][3]

Past results

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Men's championship

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YearWinnerRunner-upThirdFourthLocationref
1973EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandRepublic of IrelandIrelandWalesWalesEdinburgh[6]
1974EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandRepublic of IrelandIrelandWalesWalesStockholm[7]
1975EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandSwedenSwedenRepublic of IrelandIrelandDublin[8]
1976EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandSwedenSwedenRepublic of IrelandIrelandBrussels[9]
1977EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenScotlandScotlandRepublic of IrelandIrelandSheffield[10]
1978EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenScotlandScotlandFinlandFinlandAmsterdam[11]
1979EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenScotlandScotlandRepublic of IrelandIrelandHamburg[12]
1980SwedenSwedenEnglandEnglandFinlandFinlandWalesWalesHelsinki[13]
1981EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandAmsterdam[14]
1982EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenRepublic of IrelandIrelandFinlandFinlandCardiff[15]
1983SwedenSwedenEnglandEnglandWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsMunich[16]
1984EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenFinlandFinlandRepublic of IrelandIrelandDublin[17][18]
1985EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenFinlandFinlandNetherlandsNetherlandsBarcelona[19]
1986EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenFinlandFinlandWest GermanyWest GermanyAix-en-Provence[20]
1987EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenFinlandFinlandWest GermanyWest GermanyVienna[21]
1988EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenFinlandFinlandWalesWalesWarmond[22]
1989EnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenFinlandFinlandWest GermanyWest GermanyHelsinki[23]
1990EnglandEnglandWest GermanyWest GermanyFinlandFinlandSwedenSwedenZürich[24]
1991EnglandEnglandFinlandFinlandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsGelsenkirchen[25]
1992ScotlandScotlandFinlandFinlandEnglandEnglandSwedenSwedenAix-en-Provence[26]
1993EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyFranceFranceSwedenSwedenAix-en-Provence[27]
1994EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandFranceFranceZoetermeer[28]
1995EnglandEnglandFinlandFinlandSwedenSwedenGermanyGermanyAmsterdam[29]
1996EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandFinlandFinlandGermanyGermanyAmsterdam[30]
1997EnglandEnglandWalesWalesFinlandFinlandFranceFranceOdense[31]
1998EnglandEnglandFinlandFinlandWalesWalesFranceFranceHelsinki[32]
1999EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesFinlandFinlandLinz[33]
2000EnglandEnglandFranceFranceFinlandFinlandWalesWalesVienna[34]
2001EnglandEnglandFranceFranceFinlandFinlandWalesWalesEindhoven[35]
2002EnglandEnglandFranceFranceWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsBöblingen[36]
2003EnglandEnglandFranceFranceWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsNottingham[37]
2004EnglandEnglandFranceFranceWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsRennes[38]
2005EnglandEnglandFranceFranceNetherlandsNetherlandsWalesWalesAmsterdam[39]
2006EnglandEnglandFranceFranceNetherlandsNetherlandsWalesWalesVienna[40]
2007EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceWalesWalesRiccione[41]
2008EnglandEnglandFranceFranceNetherlandsNetherlandsGermanyGermanyAmsterdam[42]
2009EnglandEnglandFranceFranceWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsMalmö[43]
2010EnglandEnglandFranceFranceNetherlandsNetherlandsWalesWalesAix-en-Provence[44]
2011EnglandEnglandFranceFranceItalyItalyNetherlandsNetherlandsEspoo[45]
2012EnglandEnglandFranceFranceGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandNuremberg[46]
2013EnglandEnglandFranceFranceGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandAmsterdam[47]
2014EnglandEnglandFranceFranceGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandRiccione[48]
2015FranceFranceEnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandHerning[49]
2016EnglandEnglandFranceFranceScotlandScotlandGermanyGermanyWarsaw[50]
2017FranceFranceEnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandHelsinki[51]
2018FranceFranceEnglandEnglandSpainSpainGermanyGermanyWrocław[52]
2019EnglandEnglandSpainSpainScotlandScotlandFranceFranceBirmingham[53]
2020 & 2021 Cancelled due toCOVID-19 pandemic in Europe.[54][55]
2022EnglandEnglandFranceFranceScotlandScotlandGermanyGermanyEindhoven[56]
2023EnglandEnglandFranceFranceSwitzerlandSwitzerlandWalesWalesHelsinki[57]
2024EnglandEnglandFranceFranceSwitzerlandSwitzerlandWalesWalesUster[58]
2025EnglandEnglandFranceFranceSwitzerlandSwitzerlandGermanyGermanyWrocław[59]

Women's championship

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YearWinnerRunner-upThirdFourthLocationref
1978EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesAmsterdam[11]
1979EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesHamburg[12]
1980EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesHelsinki[13]
1981EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandWalesWalesScotlandScotlandAmsterdam[14]
1982EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesCardiff[15]
1983EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandWalesWalesScotlandScotlandMunich[16]
1984EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesDublin[17]
1985EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandWalesWalesBarcelona[19]
1986EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandFinlandFinlandAix-en-Provence[20]
1987EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandWest GermanyWest GermanyFinlandFinlandVienna[60]
1988EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandWest GermanyWest GermanyWalesWalesWarmond[22]
1989EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandNetherlandsNetherlandsSwedenSwedenHelsinki[23]
1990EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsFinlandFinlandRepublic of IrelandIrelandZürich[24]
1991EnglandEngland NetherlandsGermanyGermanyFinlandFinlandGelsenkirchen[25]
1992EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsRepublic of IrelandIrelandAix-en-Provence[61]
1993EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsGermanyGermanyRepublic of IrelandIrelandAix-en-Provence[27]
1994EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsRepublic of IrelandIrelandZoetermeer[28]
1995EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsScotlandScotlandGermanyGermanyAmsterdam[29]
1996EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceAmsterdam[30]
1997EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsScotlandScotlandOdense[62]
1998EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsScotlandScotlandHelsinki[32]
1999EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyNetherlandsNetherlandsScotlandScotlandLinz[33]
2000EnglandEnglandGermanyGermanyScotlandScotlandNetherlandsNetherlandsVienna[63]
2001EnglandEnglandDenmarkDenmarkSwitzerlandSwitzerlandNetherlandsNetherlandsEindhoven[64]
2002EnglandEnglandScotlandScotlandGermanyGermanyDenmarkDenmarkBöblingen[36]
2003EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsScotlandScotlandDenmarkDenmarkNottingham[37]
2004EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceBelgiumBelgiumRennes[38]
2005EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsRepublic of IrelandIrelandScotlandScotlandAmsterdam[39]
2006EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsGermanyGermanyFranceFranceVienna[40]
2007EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsDenmarkDenmarkGermanyGermanyRiccione[41]
2008EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceRepublic of IrelandIrelandAmsterdam[65]
2009EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceRepublic of IrelandIrelandMalmö[66]
2010NetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceEnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandAix-en-Provence[67]
2011EnglandEnglandNetherlandsNetherlandsRepublic of IrelandIrelandFranceFranceEspoo[45]
2012EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandFranceFranceGermanyGermanyNuremberg[46]
2013EnglandEnglandRepublic of IrelandIrelandFranceFranceNetherlandsNetherlandsAmsterdam[47]
2014EnglandEnglandFranceFranceCzech RepublicCzech RepublicRepublic of IrelandIrelandRiccione[48]
2015EnglandEnglandFranceFranceRepublic of IrelandIrelandDenmarkDenmarkHerning[49]
2016EnglandEnglandFranceFranceNetherlandsNetherlandsWalesWalesWarsaw[50]
2017EnglandEnglandFranceFranceWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsHelsinki[68]
2018EnglandEnglandFranceFranceBelgiumBelgiumNetherlandsNetherlandsWrocław[69]
2019FranceFranceEnglandEnglandBelgiumBelgiumScotlandScotlandBirmingham[53]
2020 & 2021 Cancelled due toCOVID-19 pandemic in Europe.[70][71]
2022EnglandEnglandWalesWalesNetherlandsNetherlandsFranceFranceEindhoven[72]
2023EnglandEnglandBelgiumBelgiumWalesWalesFranceFranceHelsinki[57]
2024BelgiumBelgiumEnglandEnglandWalesWalesFranceFranceUster[73]
2025EnglandEnglandBelgiumBelgiumFranceFranceScotlandScotlandWrocław[74]

Statistics

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Medals summary

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Men

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 England455151
2 France319224
3 Sweden210416
4 Scotland17614
5 Finland041216
6 Germany0369
7 Wales0178
8 Netherlands0145
9 Spain0112
10 Ireland0044
11 Switzerland0033
12 Italy0011
Totals (12 entries)515151153

Women

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 England432146
2 Netherlands112922
3 France16512
4 Belgium1225
5 Ireland014317
6 Germany07613
7 Scotland011011
8 Wales0156
9 Denmark0112
10 Czech Republic0011
 Finland0011
 Switzerland0011
Totals (12 entries)464645137

See also

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