Sweden men's national squash team explained

Sweden
Coach:John Milton
Association:Svenska Squashförbundet
Colors:Yellow or Black
First Year:1976
Titles:0
Runners-Up:0
Best:5th
Entries:18
European Titles:2
European Runners-Up:10
European Best: 1st

The Sweden men's national squash team represents Sweden in international squash team competitions, and is governed by Svenska Squashförbundet.

Since 1976, Sweden has participated in three quarter finals of the World Squash Team Open.

Current team

Results

World Team Squash Championships

YearResultPositionWL
Melbourne 1967Did not present
Birmingham 1969
Palmerston North 1971
Johannesburg 1973
Birmingham 1976Group Stage 6th 4 3
Toronto 1977Group Stage 6th 2 5
Brisbane 1979Group Stage 6th 5 3
Stockholm 1981Quarter Final 6th 5 3
Auckland 1983Group Stage 6th 4 4
Cairo 1985Group Stage 9th 7 2
London 1987Quarter Final 5th 6 2
Singapore 1989Quarter Final 7th 4 4
Helsinki 1991Group Stage 7th 3 3
Karachi 1993Group Stage 7th 3 3
Cairo 1995Group Stage 12th 1 5
Petaling Jaya 1997Group Stage 10th 4 2
Cairo 1999Group Stage 9th 5 1
Melbourne 2001Round of 16 13th 3 4
Vienna 2003Round of 16 16th 2 5
Islamabad 2005Did not present
Chennai 2007Group Stage 17th 5 2
Odense 2009Group Stage 22nd 2 4
Paderborn 2011Group Stage 28th 2 5
Mulhouse 2013Did not present
Cairo 2015Cancelled
Marseille 2017Did not present
Washington, D.C. 2019
Total18/26 0 Title 67 60

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European Squash Team Championships

YearResultPosition
Edinburgh 1973Not in the Top 4
Stockholm 1974
Dublin 1975Semi Final 3rd
Brussels 1976Semi Final 3rd
Sheffield 1977Semi Final 3rd
Amsterdam 1978Final 2nd
Hamburg 1979Final 2nd
Helsinki 1980Champions 1st
Amsterdam 1981Final 2nd
Cardiff 1982Final 2nd
Munich 1983Champions 1st
Dublin 1984Final 2nd
Barcelona 1985Final 2nd
Aix-en-Provence 1986Final 2nd
Vienna 1987Final 2nd
Warmond 1988Final 2nd
Helsinki 1989Final 2nd
Zürich 1990Semi Final 4th
Gelsenkirchen 1991Not in the Top 4
Aix-en-Provence 1992Semi Final 4th
Aix-en-Provence 1993Semi Final 4th
Zoetermeer 1994Not in the Top 4
Amsterdam 1995Semi Final 3rd
Amsterdam 1996Not in the Top 4
Odense 1997
Helsinki 1998
Linz 1999
Vienna 2000
Eindhoven 2001
Böblingen 2002
Nottingham 2003
Rennes 2004
Amsterdam 2005
Vienna 2006
Riccione 2007
Amsterdam 2008
Malmö 2009
Aix-en-Provence 2010
Espoo 2011
Nuremberg 2012
Amsterdam 2013
Riccione 2014
Herning 2015
Warsaw 2016
Helsinki 2017
Wrocław 2018
Birmingham 2019
Totalx2 - x10 - x4

See also

External links

Notes and References

  1. Web site: History.
  2. Web site: World Squash | Championship Records . www.worldsquash.org . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20130830102255/http://www.worldsquash.org/ws/calendar/championship-records . 2013-08-30.