United States men's national squash team

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United States
Flag of the United States.svg
Coach Paul Assaiante, Thierry Lincou
Association U.S. Squash
ColorsBlue & White
World Team Squash Championships
First year1973
World Team titles0
Runners-up0
Best finish5th
Number of entries22

The United States men's national squash team represents the United States in international squash team competitions, and is governed by U.S. Squash.

Contents

Since 1973, the United States has participated in two quarter finals of the World Squash Team Open.

Current team

Results

World Team Squash Championships

YearResultPositionWL
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Melbourne 1967 Did not present
Flag of England.svg Birmingham 1969
Flag of New Zealand.svg Palmerston North 1971
Flag of South Africa (1928-1994).svg Johannesburg 1973 Group Stage5th04
Flag of England.svg Birmingham 1976 Group Stage9th15
Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg Toronto 1977 Group Stage8th07
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Brisbane 1979 Group Stage9th44
Flag of Sweden.svg Stockholm 1981 Quarter Final7th33
Flag of New Zealand.svg Auckland 1983 Group Stage7th45
Flag of Egypt.svg Cairo 1985 Group Stage15th45
Flag of England.svg London 1987 Group Stage19th35
Flag of Singapore.svg Singapore 1989 Group Stage17th62
Flag of Finland.svg Helsinki 1991 Group Stage19th15
Flag of Pakistan.svg Karachi 1993 Group Stage26th22
Flag of Egypt.svg Cairo 1995 Group Stage25th51
Flag of Malaysia.svg Petaling Jaya 1997 Group Stage23rd42
Flag of Egypt.svg Cairo 1999 Group Stage18th41
Flag of Australia (converted).svg Melbourne 2001 Group Stage19th24
Flag of Austria.svg Vienna 2003 Group Stage20th34
Flag of Pakistan.svg Islamabad 2005 Group Stage13th43
Flag of India.svg Chennai 2007 Round of 1614th34
Flag of Denmark.svg Odense 2009 Round of 1612th24
Flag of Germany.svg Paderborn 2011 Quarter Final7th43
Flag of France.svg Mulhouse 2013 Round of 1612th34
Flag of Egypt.svg Cairo 2015 Cancelled
Flag of France.svg Marseille 2017 Round of 1610th33
Flag of the United States.svg Washington 2019 Group Stage13th32
Flag of New Zealand.svg Tauranga 2021 TBDTBD00
Total22/250 Title6579

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References

  1. "History".
  2. "World Squash | Championship Records". www.worldsquash.org. Archived from the original on 2013-08-30.

See also