European Squash Team Championships

European Team Championships
Details
Event name	European Team Championships
Website [ European Squash Federation ]
Men's Winner
Most recent champion(s)	England (men's)
Year	2025
Women's Winner
Most recent champion(s)	England (women's)
Year	2025

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

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Men's championship

Year	Winner	Runner-up	Third	Fourth	Location	ref
1973	England	Scotland	Ireland	Wales	Edinburgh	[6]
1974	England	Scotland	Ireland	Wales	Stockholm	[7]
1975	England	Scotland	Sweden	Ireland	Dublin	[8]
1976	England	Scotland	Sweden	Ireland	Brussels	[9]
1977	England	Sweden	Scotland	Ireland	Sheffield	[10]
1978	England	Sweden	Scotland	Finland	Amsterdam	[11]
1979	England	Sweden	Scotland	Ireland	Hamburg	[12]
1980	Sweden	England	Finland	Wales	Helsinki	[13]
1981	England	Sweden	Ireland	Scotland	Amsterdam	[14]
1982	England	Sweden	Ireland	Finland	Cardiff	[15]
1983	Sweden	England	Wales	Netherlands	Munich	[16]
1984	England	Sweden	Finland	Ireland	Dublin	[17] [18]
1985	England	Sweden	Finland	Netherlands	Barcelona	[19]
1986	England	Sweden	Finland	West Germany	Aix-en-Provence	[20]
1987	England	Sweden	Finland	West Germany	Vienna	[21]
1988	England	Sweden	Finland	Wales	Warmond	[22]
1989	England	Sweden	Finland	West Germany	Helsinki	[23]
1990	England	West Germany	Finland	Sweden	Zürich	[24]
1991	England	Finland	Germany	Netherlands	Gelsenkirchen	[25]
1992	Scotland	Finland	England	Sweden	Aix-en-Provence	[26]
1993	England	Germany	France	Sweden	Aix-en-Provence	[27]
1994	England	Germany	Scotland	France	Zoetermeer	[28]
1995	England	Finland	Sweden	Germany	Amsterdam	[29]
1996	England	Scotland	Finland	Germany	Amsterdam	[30]
1997	England	Wales	Finland	France	Odense
1998	England	Finland	Wales	France	Helsinki
1999	England	Scotland	Wales	Finland	Linz
2000	England	France	Finland	Wales	Vienna	[31]
2001	England	France	Finland	Wales	Eindhoven	[32]
2002	England	France	Wales	Netherlands	Böblingen	[33]
2003	England	France	Wales	Netherlands	Nottingham	[34]
2004	England	France	Wales	Netherlands	Rennes	[35]
2005	England	France	Netherlands	Wales	Amsterdam	[36]
2006	England	France	Netherlands	Wales	Vienna	[37]
2007	England	Netherlands	France	Wales	Riccione	[38]
2008	England	France	Netherlands	Germany	Amsterdam	[39]
2009	England	France	Wales	Netherlands	Malmö	[40]
2010	England	France	Netherlands	Wales	Aix-en-Provence	[41]
2011	England	France	Italy	Netherlands	Espoo	[42]
2012	England	France	Germany	Scotland	Nuremberg	[43]
2013	England	France	Germany	Scotland	Amsterdam	[44]
2014	England	France	Germany	Scotland	Riccione	[45]
2015	France	England	Germany	Scotland	Herning	[46]
2016	England	France	Scotland	Germany	Warsaw	[47]
2017	France	England	Germany	Scotland	Helsinki	[48]
2018	France	England	Spain	Germany	Wrocław	[49]
2019	England	Spain	Scotland	France	Birmingham	[50]
2020 & 2021 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe.						[51] [52]
2022	England	France	Scotland	Germany	Eindhoven	[53]
2023	England	France	Switzerland	Wales	Helsinki	[54]
2024	England	France	Switzerland	Wales	Uster	[55]
2025	England	France	Switzerland	Germany	Wrocław	[56]

Women's championship

Year	Winner	Runner-up	Third	Fourth	Location	ref
1978	England	Ireland	Scotland	Wales	Amsterdam	[11]
1979	England	Ireland	Scotland	Wales	Hamburg	[12]
1980	England	Ireland	Scotland	Wales	Helsinki	[13]
1981	England	Ireland	Wales	Scotland	Amsterdam	[14]
1982	England	Ireland	Scotland	Wales	Cardiff	[15]
1983	England	Ireland	Wales	Scotland	Munich	[16]
1984	England	Ireland	Scotland	Wales	Dublin	[17]
1985	England	Ireland	Scotland	Wales	Barcelona	[19]
1986	England	Ireland	Scotland	Finland	Aix-en-Provence	[20]
1987	England	Ireland	West Germany	Finland	Vienna	[57]
1988	England	Ireland	West Germany	Wales	Warmond	[22]
1989	England	Ireland	Netherlands	Sweden	Helsinki	[23]
1990	England	Netherlands	Finland	Ireland	Zürich	[24]
1991	England	Netherlands	Germany	Finland	Gelsenkirchen	[25]
1992	England	Germany	Netherlands	Ireland	Aix-en-Provence	[58]
1993	England	Netherlands	Germany	Ireland	Aix-en-Provence	[27]
1994	England	Germany	Netherlands	Ireland	Zoetermeer	[28]
1995	England	Netherlands	Scotland	Germany	Amsterdam	[29]
1996	England	Germany	Netherlands	France	Amsterdam	[30]
1997	England	Germany	Netherlands	Scotland	Odense
1998	England	Germany	Netherlands	Scotland	Helsinki
1999	England	Germany	Netherlands	Scotland	Linz
2000	England	Germany	Scotland	Netherlands	Vienna	[59]
2001	England	Denmark	Switzerland	Netherlands	Eindhoven	[60]
2002	England	Scotland	Germany	Denmark	Böblingen	[33]
2003	England	Netherlands	Scotland	Denmark	Nottingham	[34]
2004	England	Netherlands	France	Belgium	Rennes	[35]
2005	England	Netherlands	Ireland	Scotland	Amsterdam	[36]
2006	England	Netherlands	Germany	France	Vienna	[37]
2007	England	Netherlands	Denmark	Germany	Riccione	[38]
2008	England	Netherlands	France	Ireland	Amsterdam	[61]
2009	England	Netherlands	France	Ireland	Malmö	[62]
2010	Netherlands	France	England	Ireland	Aix-en-Provence	[63]
2011	England	Netherlands	Ireland	France	Espoo	[42]
2012	England	Ireland	France	Germany	Nuremberg	[43]
2013	England	Ireland	France	Netherlands	Amsterdam	[44]
2014	England	France	Czech Republic	Ireland	Riccione	[45]
2015	England	France	Ireland	Denmark	Herning	[46]
2016	England	France	Netherlands	Wales	Warsaw	[47]
2017	England	France	Wales	Netherlands	Helsinki	[64]
2018	England	France	Belgium	Netherlands	Wrocław	[65]
2019	France	England	Belgium	Scotland	Birmingham	[50]
2020 & 2021 Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe.						[66] [67]
2022	England	Wales	Netherlands	France	Eindhoven	[68]
2023	England	Belgium	Wales	France	Helsinki	[54]
2024	Belgium	England	Wales	France	Uster	[69]
2025	England	Belgium	France	Scotland	Wrocław	[70]

Statistics

Medals summary

Men Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1   England 45 5 1 51 2   France 3 19 2 24 3   Sweden 2 10 4 16 4   Scotland 1 7 6 14 5   Finland 0 4 12 16 6   Germany 0 3 6 9 7   Wales 0 1 7 8 8   Netherlands 0 1 4 5 9   Spain 0 1 1 2 10   Ireland 0 0 4 4 11   Switzerland 0 0 3 3 12   Italy 0 0 1 1 Totals (12 entries) 51 51 51 153

Women Rank Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total 1   England 43 2 1 46 2   Netherlands 1 12 9 22 3   France 1 6 5 12 4   Belgium 1 2 2 5 5   Ireland 0 14 3 17 6   Germany 0 7 6 13 7   Scotland 0 1 10 11 8   Wales 0 1 5 6 9   Denmark 0 1 1 2 10   Czech Republic 0 0 1 1   Finland 0 0 1 1   Switzerland 0 0 1 1 Totals (12 entries) 46 46 45 137

See also

• European Squash Individual Championships
• World Team Squash Championships
• WSF World Team Squash Championships

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