Germany men's national squash team

Germany
Coach	Oliver Pettke
Association	Deutscher Squash Verband
Colors	White or Black
World Team Squash Championships
First year	1981
World Team titles	0
Runners-up	0
Best finish	5th
Number of entries	16
European Squash Team Championships
European Team titles	0
Runners-up	3
Best finish	2nd

The Germany men's national squash team represents Germany in international squash team competitions, and is governed by German Squash Association.

Since 1981, Germany has participated in one quarter final of the World Squash Team Open, in 2013.^[1]

Current team

• Simon Rösner
• Raphael Kandra
• Jämes Vilkinßön
• Andre Haschker
• Rudi Rohrmüller

Results

World Team Squash Championships Year Result Position W L Melbourne 1967 Did not present The Midlands 1969 New Zealand 1971 Johannesburg 1973 The Midlands 1976 Toronto & Ottawa 1977 Brisbane 1979 Stockholm 1981 Group Stage 16th 2 5 Auckland 1983 Did not present Cairo 1985 Group Stage 8th 3 6 London 1987 Group Stage 14th 4 4 Singapore 1989 Group Stage 10th 5 2 Helsinki 1991 Group Stage 10th 4 2 Karachi 1993 Group Stage 8th 4 2 Cairo 1995 Group Stage 10th 3 3 Petaling Jaya 1997 Group Stage 9th 3 3 Cairo 1999 Group Stage 10th 3 3 Melbourne 2001 Round of 16 15th 2 5 Vienna 2003 Round of 16 15th 3 4 Islamabad 2005 Round of 16 10th 3 3 Chennai 2007 Round of 16 16th 2 5 Odense 2009 Round of 16 11th 4 3 Paderborn 2011 Round of 16 8th 5 2 Mulhouse 2013 Quarter Final 5th 6 1 Cairo 2015 Cancelled Marseille 2017 Round of 16 9th 5 1 Washington, D.C. 2019 Quarter Final 6th 4 3 Total 18/26 0 Title 65 57 [2]

European Squash Team Championships Year Result Position Edinburgh 1973 Not in the Top 4 Stockholm 1974 Dublin 1975 Brussels 1976 Sheffield 1977 Amsterdam 1978 Hamburg 1979 Helsinki 1980 Amsterdam 1981 Cardiff 1982 Munich 1983 Dublin 1984 Barcelona 1985 Semi Final 4th Aix-en-Provence 1986 Semi Final 4th Vienna 1987 Not in the Top 4 Warmond 1988 Semi Final 4th Helsinki 1989 Not in the Top 4 Zürich 1990 Final 2nd Gelsenkirchen 1991 Semi Final 3rd Aix-en-Provence 1992 Not in the Top 4 Aix-en-Provence 1993 Final 2nd Zoetermeer 1994 Final 2nd Amsterdam 1995 Semi Final 4th Amsterdam 1996 Semi Final 4th Odense 1997 Not in the Top 4 Helsinki 1998 Linz 1999 Vienna 2000 Eindhoven 2001 Böblingen 2002 Nottingham 2003 Rennes 2004 Amsterdam 2005 Vienna 2006 Riccione 2007 Amsterdam 2008 Semi Final 4th Malmö 2009 Not in the Top 4 Aix-en-Provence 2010 Espoo 2011 Nuremberg 2012 Semi Final 3rd Amsterdam 2013 Semi Final 3rd Riccione 2014 Semi Final 3rd Herning 2015 Semi Final 3rd Warsaw 2016 Semi Final 4th Helsinki 2017 Semi Final 3rd Wrocław 2018 Semi Final 4th Birmingham 2019 Not in the Top 4 Total x3 - x6

Note : Was West Germany until 1990

See also

• Deutscher Squash Verband
• World Team Squash Championships

References

External links

• Team Germany

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