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.
Contents
1Past results
1.1Men's championship
1.2Women's championship
2Statistics
2.1Titles by country
2.1.1Men
2.1.2Women
2.2Medals summary
2.2.1Men
2.2.2Women
3See also
4External links
Past results[edit]
Men's championship[edit]
Year
Champions
Runners-up
Third-Place
Fourth-Place
Location
2018
France
England
Spain
Germany
Poland, Wrocław
2017
France
England
Germany
Scotland
Finland, Helsinki
2016
England
France
Scotland
Germany
Poland, Warsaw
2015
France
England
Germany
Scotland
Denmark, Herning
2014
England
France
Germany
Scotland
Italy, Riccione
2013
England
France
Germany
Scotland
Netherlands, Amsterdam
2012
England
France
Germany
Scotland
Germany, Nuremberg
2011
England
France
Italy
Netherlands
Finland, Espoo
2010
England
France
Netherlands
Wales
France, Aix-en-Provence
2009
England
France
Wales
Netherlands
Sweden, Malmö
2008
England
France
Netherlands
Germany
Netherlands, Amsterdam
2007
England
Netherlands
France
Wales
Italy, Riccione
2006
England
France
Netherlands
Wales
Austria, Vienna
2005
England
France
Netherlands
Wales
Netherlands, Amsterdam
2004
England
France
Wales
Netherlands
France, Rennes
2003
England
France
Wales
Netherlands
England, Nottingham
2002
England
France
Wales
Netherlands
Germany, Böblingen
2001
England
France
Finland
Wales
Netherlands, Eindhoven
2000
England
France
Finland
Wales
Austria, Vienna
1999
England
Scotland
Wales
Finland
Austria, Linz
1998
England
Finland
Wales
France
Finland, Helsinki
1997
England
Wales
Finland
France
Denmark, Odense
1996
England
Scotland
Finland
Germany
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1995
England
Finland
Sweden
Germany
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1994
England
Germany
Scotland
France
Netherlands, Zoetermeer
1993
England
Germany
France
Sweden
France, Aix-en-Provence
1992
Scotland
Finland
England
Sweden
France, Aix-en-Provence
1991
England
Finland
Germany
Netherlands
Germany, Gelsenkirchen
1990
England
Germany
Finland
Sweden
Switzerland, Zürich
1989
England
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Finland, Helsinki
1988
England
Sweden
Finland
Wales
Netherlands, Warmond
1987
England
Sweden
Finland
Germany
Austria, Vienna
1986
England
Sweden
Finland
Germany
France, Aix-en-Provence
1985
England
Sweden
Finland
Netherlands
Spain, Barcelona
1984
England
Sweden
Finland
Ireland
Ireland, Dublin
1983
Sweden
England
Wales
Netherlands
Germany, Munich
1982
England
Sweden
Ireland
Finland
Wales, Cardiff
1981
England
Sweden
Ireland
Scotland
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1980
Sweden
England
Finland
Wales
Finland, Helsinki
1979
England
Sweden
Scotland
Ireland
Germany, Hamburg
1978
England
Sweden
Scotland
Finland
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1977
England
Scotland
Sweden
Ireland
England, Sheffield
1976
England
Scotland
Sweden
Ireland
Belgium, Brussels
1975
England
Scotland
Sweden
Ireland
Ireland, Dublin
1974
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Sweden, Stockholm
1973
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Scotland, Edinburgh
Women's championship[edit]
Year
Champions
Runners-up
Third-Place
Fourth-Place
Location
2018
England
France
Belgium
Netherlands
Poland, Wrocław
2017
England
France
Wales
Netherlands
Finland, Helsinki
2016
England
France
Netherlands
Wales
Poland, Warsaw
2015
England
France
Ireland
Denmark
Denmark, Herning
2014
England
France
Czech Republic
Ireland
Italy, Riccione
2013
England
Ireland
France
Netherlands
Netherlands, Amsterdam
2012
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Germany, Nuremberg
2011
England
Netherlands
Ireland
France
Finland, Espoo
2010
Netherlands
France
England
Ireland
France, Aix-en-Provence
2009
England
Netherlands
France
Ireland
Sweden, Malmö
2008
England
Netherlands
France
Ireland
Netherlands, Amsterdam
2007
England
Netherlands
Denmark
Germany
Italy, Riccione
2006
England
Netherlands
Germany
France
Austria, Vienna
2005
England
Netherlands
Ireland
Scotland
Netherlands, Amsterdam
2004
England
Netherlands
France
Belgium
France, Rennes
2003
England
Netherlands
Scotland
Denmark
England, Nottingham
2002
England
Scotland
Germany
Denmark
Germany, Böblingen
2001
England
Denmark
Switzerland
Netherlands
Netherlands, Eindhoven
2000
England
Germany
Scotland
Netherlands
Austria, Vienna
1999
England
Germany
Netherlands
Scotland
Austria, Linz
1998
England
Germany
Netherlands
Scotland
Finland, Helsinki
1997
England
Germany
Netherlands
Scotland
Denmark, Odense
1996
England
Germany
Netherlands
France
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1995
England
Netherlands
Scotland
Germany
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1994
England
Germany
Netherlands
Ireland
Netherlands, Zoetermeer
1993
England
Netherlands
Germany
Ireland
France, Aix-en-Provence
1992
England
Germany
Netherlands
Ireland
France, Aix-en-Provence
1991
England
Netherlands
Germany
Finland
Germany, Gelsenkirchen
1990
England
Netherlands
Finland
Ireland
Switzerland, Zürich
1989
England
Ireland
Netherlands
Sweden
Finland, Helsinki
1988
England
Ireland
Germany
Wales
Netherlands, Warmond
1987
England
Ireland
Germany
Finland
Austria, Vienna
1986
England
Ireland
Scotland
Finland
France, Aix-en-Provence
1985
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Spain, Barcelona
1984
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Ireland, Dublin
1983
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Germany, Munich
1982
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Wales, Cardiff
1981
England
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
Netherlands, Amsterdam
1980
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Finland, Helsinki
1979
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Germany, Hamburg
1978
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Netherlands, Amsterdam
Statistics[edit]
Titles by country[edit]
Men[edit]
40
England
3
France
2
Sweden
1
Scotland
Women[edit]
40
England
1
Netherlands
Medals summary[edit]
Men[edit]
Rank
Nation
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Total
1
England (ENG)
40
5
1
46
2
France (FRA)
3
15
2
20
3
Sweden (SWE)
2
10
4
16
4
Scotland (SCO)
1
7
4
12
5
Finland (FIN)
0
4
12
16
6
Germany (GER)
0
3
6
9
7
Wales (WAL)
0
1
7
8
8
Netherlands (NED)
0
1
4
5
9
Ireland (IRL)
0
0
4
4
10
Italy (ITA)
0
0
1
1
Spain (ESP)
0
0
1
1
Totals (11 nations)
46
46
46
138
Women[edit]
Rank
Nation
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Total
1
England (ENG)
40
0
1
41
2
Netherlands (NED)
1
12
8
21
3
Ireland (IRL)
0
14
3
17
4
Germany (GER)
0
7
6
13
5
France (FRA)
0
6
5
11
6
Scotland (SCO)
0
1
10
11
7
Denmark (DEN)
0
1
1
2
8
Wales (WAL)
0
0
3
3
9
Belgium (BEL)
0
0
1
1
Czech Republic (CZE)
0
0
1
1
Finland (FIN)
0
0
1
1
Switzerland (SUI)
0
0
1
1
Totals (12 nations)
41
41
41
123
See also[edit]
Squash
European Squash Federation
European Squash Individual Championships
World Team Squash Championships
External links[edit]
European Squash Federation website Archive Results
ETC Squash 2012
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