European Squash Team Championships

European Team Championships
Details
Event nameEuropean Team Championships
Website
[European Squash Federation]
Men's Winner
Most recent champion(s)England England (men's)
Year2026
Women's Winner
Most recent champion(s)England England (women's)
Year2026

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.[1][2][3]

Past results

[4][5]

Men's championship

Year Winner Runner-up Third Fourth Location ref
1973England EnglandScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWales WalesEdinburgh[6]
1974England EnglandScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWales WalesStockholm[7]
1975England EnglandScotland ScotlandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland IrelandDublin[8]
1976England EnglandScotland ScotlandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland IrelandBrussels[9]
1977England EnglandSweden SwedenScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandSheffield[10]
1978England EnglandSweden SwedenScotland ScotlandFinland FinlandAmsterdam[11]
1979England EnglandSweden SwedenScotland ScotlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandHamburg[12]
1980Sweden SwedenEngland EnglandFinland FinlandWales WalesHelsinki[13]
1981England EnglandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandAmsterdam[14]
1982England EnglandSweden SwedenRepublic of Ireland IrelandFinland FinlandCardiff[15]
1983Sweden SwedenEngland EnglandWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsMunich[16]
1984England EnglandSweden SwedenFinland FinlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandDublin[17][18]
1985England EnglandSweden SwedenFinland FinlandNetherlands NetherlandsBarcelona[19]
1986England EnglandSweden SwedenFinland FinlandWest Germany West GermanyAix-en-Provence[20]
1987England EnglandSweden SwedenFinland FinlandWest Germany West GermanyVienna[21]
1988England EnglandSweden SwedenFinland FinlandWales WalesWarmond[22]
1989England EnglandSweden SwedenFinland FinlandWest Germany West GermanyHelsinki[23]
1990England EnglandWest Germany West GermanyFinland FinlandSweden SwedenZürich[24]
1991England EnglandFinland FinlandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsGelsenkirchen[25]
1992Scotland ScotlandFinland FinlandEngland EnglandSweden SwedenAix-en-Provence[26]
1993England EnglandGermany GermanyFrance FranceSweden SwedenAix-en-Provence[27]
1994England EnglandGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandFrance FranceZoetermeer[28]
1995England EnglandFinland FinlandSweden SwedenGermany GermanyAmsterdam[29]
1996England EnglandScotland ScotlandFinland FinlandGermany GermanyAmsterdam[30]
1997England EnglandWales WalesFinland FinlandFrance FranceOdense[31]
1998England EnglandFinland FinlandWales WalesFrance FranceHelsinki[32]
1999England EnglandScotland ScotlandWales WalesFinland FinlandLinz[33]
2000England EnglandFrance FranceFinland FinlandWales WalesVienna[34]
2001England EnglandFrance FranceFinland FinlandWales WalesEindhoven[35]
2002England EnglandFrance FranceWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsBöblingen[36]
2003England EnglandFrance FranceWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsNottingham[37]
2004England EnglandFrance FranceWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsRennes[38]
2005England EnglandFrance FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales WalesAmsterdam[39]
2006England EnglandFrance FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales WalesVienna[40]
2007England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceWales WalesRiccione[41]
2008England EnglandFrance FranceNetherlands NetherlandsGermany GermanyAmsterdam[42]
2009England EnglandFrance FranceWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsMalmö[43]
2010England EnglandFrance FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales WalesAix-en-Provence[44]
2011England EnglandFrance FranceItaly ItalyNetherlands NetherlandsEspoo[45]
2012England EnglandFrance FranceGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandNuremberg[46]
2013England EnglandFrance FranceGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandAmsterdam[47]
2014England EnglandFrance FranceGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandRiccione[48]
2015France FranceEngland EnglandGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandHerning[49]
2016England EnglandFrance FranceScotland ScotlandGermany GermanyWarsaw[50]
2017France FranceEngland EnglandGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandHelsinki[51]
2018France FranceEngland EnglandSpain SpainGermany GermanyWrocław[52]
2019England EnglandSpain SpainScotland ScotlandFrance FranceBirmingham[53]
2020 & 2021 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe.[54][55]
2022England EnglandFrance FranceScotland ScotlandGermany GermanyEindhoven[56]
2023England EnglandFrance FranceSwitzerland SwitzerlandWales WalesHelsinki[57]
2024England EnglandFrance FranceSwitzerland SwitzerlandWales WalesUster[58]
2025England EnglandFrance FranceSwitzerland SwitzerlandGermany GermanyWrocław[59]
2026England EnglandSwitzerland Switzerland France FranceGermany GermanyAmsterdam[60]

Women's championship

Year Winner Runner-up Third Fourth Location ref
1978England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales WalesAmsterdam[11]
1979England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales WalesHamburg[12]
1980England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales WalesHelsinki[13]
1981England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWales WalesScotland ScotlandAmsterdam[14]
1982England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales WalesCardiff[15]
1983England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWales WalesScotland ScotlandMunich[16]
1984England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales WalesDublin[17]
1985England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandWales WalesBarcelona[19]
1986England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandFinland FinlandAix-en-Provence[20]
1987England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWest Germany West GermanyFinland FinlandVienna[61]
1988England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandWest Germany West GermanyWales WalesWarmond[22]
1989England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandNetherlands NetherlandsSweden SwedenHelsinki[23]
1990England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsFinland FinlandRepublic of Ireland IrelandZürich[24]
1991England England NetherlandsGermany GermanyFinland FinlandGelsenkirchen[25]
1992England EnglandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland IrelandAix-en-Provence[62]
1993England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsGermany GermanyRepublic of Ireland IrelandAix-en-Provence[27]
1994England EnglandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland IrelandZoetermeer[28]
1995England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandGermany GermanyAmsterdam[29]
1996England EnglandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceAmsterdam[30]
1997England EnglandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandOdense[63]
1998England EnglandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandHelsinki[32]
1999England EnglandGermany GermanyNetherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandLinz[33]
2000England EnglandGermany GermanyScotland ScotlandNetherlands NetherlandsVienna[64]
2001England EnglandDenmark DenmarkSwitzerland SwitzerlandNetherlands NetherlandsEindhoven[65]
2002England EnglandScotland ScotlandGermany GermanyDenmark DenmarkBöblingen[36]
2003England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsScotland ScotlandDenmark DenmarkNottingham[37]
2004England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceBelgium BelgiumRennes[38]
2005England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland IrelandScotland ScotlandAmsterdam[39]
2006England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsGermany GermanyFrance FranceVienna[40]
2007England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsDenmark DenmarkGermany GermanyRiccione[41]
2008England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceRepublic of Ireland IrelandAmsterdam[66]
2009England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceRepublic of Ireland IrelandMalmö[67]
2010Netherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceEngland EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandAix-en-Provence[68]
2011England EnglandNetherlands NetherlandsRepublic of Ireland IrelandFrance FranceEspoo[45]
2012England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandFrance FranceGermany GermanyNuremberg[46]
2013England EnglandRepublic of Ireland IrelandFrance FranceNetherlands NetherlandsAmsterdam[47]
2014England England France FranceCzech Republic Czech RepublicRepublic of Ireland IrelandRiccione[48]
2015England EnglandFrance FranceRepublic of Ireland IrelandDenmark DenmarkHerning[49]
2016England EnglandFrance FranceNetherlands NetherlandsWales WalesWarsaw[50]
2017England EnglandFrance FranceWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsHelsinki[69]
2018England EnglandFrance FranceBelgium BelgiumNetherlands NetherlandsWrocław[70]
2019France FranceEngland EnglandBelgium BelgiumScotland ScotlandBirmingham[53]
2020 & 2021 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe.[71][72]
2022England EnglandWales WalesNetherlands NetherlandsFrance FranceEindhoven[73]
2023England EnglandBelgium BelgiumWales WalesFrance FranceHelsinki[57]
2024Belgium BelgiumEngland EnglandWales WalesFrance FranceUster[74]
2025England EnglandBelgium BelgiumFrance FranceScotland ScotlandWrocław[75]
2026England EnglandFrance FranceBelgium BelgiumScotland ScotlandAmsterdam[76]

Statistics

Medals summary

See also

References

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