World University Squash Championships Explained

World University Championships
Current Season:	2024 World University Squash Championship
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Sport:	Squash
Founded:	1996
Continent:	International
Champion:	Baptiste Bouin (2024) Marta Domínguez (2024) France (2024)
Director:	FISU WSF
President:	Zena Wooldridge

The World University Squash Championship is the official international college competition in the game of squash conducted by the World Squash Federation (WSF), which was first held in 1996 in Maastricht in Netherlands.

Results

Final Host	Event	Medalists
width=17%	Gold	width=17%	Silver	width=17%	Bronze
1996 – Details
Maastricht Netherlands	Men's Single	Paul Conolly	Kelly Patrick	Thierry Lincou
	Women's Single	Kim Hannes	Kelly Buckley	Sandy Suck
	Team event	Great Britain	France	Germany
1998 – Details
Cardiff United Kingdom	Men's Single	Thierry Lincou	Jean-Michel Arcucci	Greg Tippings
	Women's Single	Jenny Tranfield	Kim Hannes	Carolyn Russell
	Team event	France	Great Britain	Canada
2000 – Details
Plzeň Czech Republic	Men's Single	Thierry Lincou	Kelly Patrick	Ben Garner
	Women's Single	Marnie Baizley	Wing Yin Chiu	Isabelle Stoehr
	Team event	France	Canada	Great Britain
2002 – Details
Linz Austria	Men's Single	Karim Darwish	Mohammed Abbas	Wael El Hindi
	Women's Single	Isabelle Stoehr	Jenny Tranfield	Carolyn Russell
	Team event	Egypt	France	Great Britain
2004
No competition
2006 – Details
Szeged Hungary	Men's Single	Chris Ryder	Márk Krajcsák	Joel Hinds
	Women's Single	Lim Yoke Wah	Kathrin Rohrmüller	Lauren Siddal
	Team event	Great Britain	France	South Africa
2008 – Details
Cairo Egypt	Men's Single	Ramy Ashour	Tarek Momen	Omar Mosaad
	Women's Single	Raneem El Weleily	Omneya Abdel Kawy	Alana Miller
	Team event	Egypt	Great Britain	Malaysia
2010 – Details
Melbourne Australia	Men's Single	Joel Hinds	Jens Schoor	Todd Harrity
	Women's Single	Annie Au	Emma Chorley	Kirsty McPhee
	Team event	Great Britain	Hong Kong	United States
2012
No competition
2014 – Details
Chennai India	Men's Single	Mazen Hesham	Zahed Mohamed	Eddie Charlton
	Women's Single	Millie Tomlinson	Olga Ertlová	Farah Abdel Meguid
	Team event	Egypt	Great Britain	Malaysia
2016 – Details
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia	Men's Single	Tsz Fung Yip	Ivan Yuen	Chi-Him Wong Joshua Masters
	Women's Single	Low Wee Wern	Tong Tsz Wing	Nada Elkalaawy Nazihah Hanis
	Team event	Malaysia	Hong Kong	Japan South Africa
2018 – Details
Birmingham United Kingdom	Men's Single	Joshua Masters	Tsz Fung Yip	Mohd Syafiq Kamal Addeen Idrakie
	Women's Single	Lily Taylor	Alexa Pienaar	Aika Azman Zoe Foo
	Team event	Great Britain	Malaysia	Hong Kong France
2020
Shanghai China	Men's Single	Cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic in China.
	Women's Single
	Team event
2022
Giza Egypt	Men's Single	Mostafa Asal	Moustafa El Sirty	Yannick Wilhelmi Yahya Elnawasany
	Women's Single	Sana Ibrahim	Nour Aboulmakarim	Marta Domínguez Cindy Merlo
	Team event	Egypt	France	Hong Kong Switzerland
2024
Johannesburg South Africa	Men's Single	Baptiste Bouin	To Wai Lok	Suraj Chand Chung Yat Long
	Women's Single	Marta Domínguez	Cheng Nga Ching	Toby Tse Heylie Fung
	Team event	France	Hong Kong	Czech Republic India

See also

• World Squash Federation
• International University Sports Federation (FISU)
• World Junior Squash Championships

External links

• World Squash Federation website
• FISU World University Championships website