European Junior Squash Championships

The European Junior Squash Championships are the event which serves as the European junior championship for squash players organised by the European Squash Federation.

European Junior Squash Championships
Details
Event nameEuropean Junior Squash Championships U19
Website
www.europeansquash.com/archive/results/u19.html
Men's PSA World Tour
Most recent champion(s) Viktor Byrtus
Women's PSA World Tour
Most recent champion(s) Karina Tyma

Past results

Junior Individual Championships

Junior Team Championships

Countries enter teams of three players to represent them in the championships with two boys and one girl. In each round of the competition, teams face each other in a best-of-three singles matches contest.

Year Venue Champion Runner-up Score
1984 Ludwigsburg Sweden England2–1
1985 Ludwigsburg England Sweden3–0
1986 Oslo England Sweden3–0
1987 Warmond England Scotland3–0
1988 Tel Aviv England Germany3–0
1989 Aix-en-Provence England Germany3–0
1990 Ghent England Germany3–0
1991 Linz England Germany3–0
1992 Oslo England Finland2–1
1993 Odense England France3–0
1994 Bolzano England France2–1
1995 Tel Aviv England Italy3–0
1996 Recklinghausen England Switzerland3–0
1997 Vantaa England Germany3–0
1998 Herentals England Netherlands3–0
1999 Vienna England Spain3–0
2000 Bremen England Spain2–1
2001 Antwerp England Germany3–0
2002 Aix-en-Provence England Switzerland2–1
2003 Parsdorf England Netherlands2–1
2004 Herentals England France3–0
2005 Malmö England Germany3–0
2006 Langnau Germany England3–0
2007 Herentals England France2–1
2008 Stavanger England France2–1
2009 Germering Germany England2–1
2010 Vienna England Wales3–0
2011 Kriens England Belgium3–0
2012 Porto England Belgium3–0
2013 Langnau England France3–0
2014 Helsinki England Spain3–0
2015 Prague England Finland3–0
2016 Kriens England France3–0
2017 Lisbon England Spain2–0
2018 Bielsko-Biała England France2–1
2019 Prague England Switzerland2–0
2020Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe
2021
2022 Eindhoven England France2–1

See also
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