European Squash Federation

The European Squash Federation (ESF) was set up in 1973 in order to develop and promote squash across Europe.

European Squash Federation
AbbreviationESF
Formation1973
TypeSports organization
HeadquartersBarston, West Midlands, England
Region served
Europe
Membership
43 member associations
President
Hugo Hannes
Vice-president
Rosie Barry
Jim Hay
Jackie Robinson
Thomas Troedsson
Treasurer
Peter Derrick
Parent organization
World Squash Federation
Websiteeuropeansquash.com

It is based in Barston, West Midlands, in England. In 2011 it had 43 member federations.

Presidents
No. Years Name
1 1973–1977 Lennart Lepsen
2 1977–1985 Lou Zandvliet
3 1985–1989 Brian Fitzgerald
4 1989–1992 Bernhard Woebker
5 1992–1993 Casper Zeegers
6 1993–1999 Joyce Buckley
7 1999–2001 Philip Van Der Ven
8 2001–2007 Christopher Stahl
9 2007–2013 Hugo Hannes
9 2013–2019 Zena Wooldridge
10 2019– Hugo Hannes

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List of members
Nation Federation President
Armenia Armenian National Squash Federation Mikayel Vardanyan
Austria Osterreichischer Squash Rackets Thomas Wachter
Belgium Belgian Squash Federation Serge Maggi
Croatia Croatian Squash Federation Vedran Rezic
Cyprus Cyprus Squash Rackets George Yiapanas
Czech Republic Czech Squash Association Pavel Sladecek
Denmark Dansk Squash Forbund Tom Kjaerbye Larsen
England England Squash Jackie Robinson
Estonia Estonian Squash Federation Eino Vaarala
Finland Finnish Squash Association Leo Hatjasalo
France French Squash Federation Jean-Denis Barbet
Germany German Squash Association Wolfgang Bauriedel
Gibraltar Gibraltar Squash Association Barry Brindle
Greece Greek Squash Rackets Federation George Barletis
Hungary Hungarian Squash Association Balazs Welesz
Iceland Iceland Squash Hilmar H. Gunnarsson
Ireland Irish Squash Federation Ed Dunne
Isle of Man Isle of Man Squash Rackets Association Leslie Callow
Israel Israel Squash Rackets Association Opher Levy
Italy Italian Squash Federation Siro Zanella
Latvia Latvian Squash Federation Maris Macijevskis
Liechtenstein Liechtenstein Squash Federation Oliver Stahl
Lithuania Lithuania Squash Federation Edvinas Dovydaitis
Luxembourg Fédération de Squash Luxembourgeoise Steve Kaiser
Macedonia Squash Federation of FYR Macedonia Jane Vangelovski
Malta Malta Squash Liz Said
Monaco Fédération Monegasque de Squash Racket Bruno Fissore
Montenegro Montenegrin Squash Association Miso Pejkovic
Netherlands Dutch Squash Federation Hans Arends
Norway Norges Squashforbund Ida Sonju
Poland Polish Squash Federation Tomasz Banasiak
Portugal Federacao Nacional de Squash Luís Ferreira
Russia Russian Squash Federation Kirill Perov
Scotland Scottish Squash and Racketball Ron Pearman
Serbia Serbian Squash Association Čedomir Vitorović
Slovakia Slovak Squash Association Juraj Celler
Slovenia Slovenian Squash Association Tomaz Campa
Spain Spanish Squash Federation Rogelio Chantada Lago
Sweden Swedish Squash Federation Ulf Karlsson
Switzerland Swiss Squash Stefan Grundmann
Turkey Turkish Developing Sports Federation Enver Oral
Ukraine Ukraine Squash Federation Roman Dolynych
Wales Squash Wales Alan James

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Events

Junior Events
European Junior Championships Under 19
Under 15 and 17 Team Championships
European Junior Circuit [3]

Seniors' Events
European Squash Individual Championships
European Squash Team Championships
European Club Championships

Masters' Events
European Masters Individual Championships

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References
  1. "Officials".
  2. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2012-07-05. Retrieved 2012-12-31.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  3. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-01-03. Retrieved 2012-12-31.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  4. "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2013-05-07. Retrieved 2012-12-31.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)


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