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 | |
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Event name | European 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 |
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1984 | GER Ludwigsburg | Sweden | England | 2–1 |
1985 | GER Ludwigsburg | England | Sweden | 3–0 |
1986 | NOR Oslo | England | Sweden | 3–0 |
1987 | NED Warmond | England | Scotland | 3–0 |
1988 | ISR Tel Aviv | England | Germany | 3–0 |
1989 | FRA Aix-en-Provence | England | Germany | 3–0 |
1990 | BEL Ghent | England | Germany | 3–0 |
1991 | AUT Linz | England | Germany | 3–0 |
1992 | NOR Oslo | England | Finland | 2–1 |
1993 | DEN Odense | England | France | 3–0 |
1994 | ITA Bolzano | England | France | 2–1 |
1995 | ISR Tel Aviv | England | Italy | 3–0 |
1996 | GER Recklinghausen | England | Switzerland | 3–0 |
1997 | FIN Vantaa | England | Germany | 3–0 |
1998 | BEL Herentals | England | Netherlands | 3–0 |
1999 | AUT Vienna | England | Spain | 3–0 |
2000 | GER Bremen | England | Spain | 2–1 |
2001 | BEL Antwerp | England | Germany | 3–0 |
2002 | FRA Aix-en-Provence | England | Switzerland | 2–1 |
2003 | GER Parsdorf | England | Netherlands | 2–1 |
2004 | BEL Herentals | England | France | 3–0 |
2005 | SWE Malmö | England | Germany | 3–0 |
2006 | SWI Langnau | Germany | England | 3–0 |
2007 | BEL Herentals | England | France | 2–1 |
2008 | NOR Stavanger | England | France | 2–1 |
2009 | GER Germering | Germany | England | 2–1 |
2010 | AUT Vienna | England | Wales | 3–0 |
2011 | SWI Kriens | England | Belgium | 3–0 |
2012 | POR Porto | England | Belgium | 3–0 |
2013 | SWI Langnau | England | France | 3–0 |
2014 | FIN Helsinki | England | Spain | 3–0 |
2015 | CZE Prague | England | Finland | 3–0 |
2016 | SUI Kriens | England | France | 3–0 |
2017 | POR Lisbon | England | Spain | 2–0 |
2018 | POL Bielsko-Biała | England | France | 2–1 |
2019 | CZE Prague | England | Switzerland | 2–0 |
2020 | NED Eindhoven | Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in Europe |
See also
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