European Racquetball Championships

The European Racquetball Championships are organized every two years by the European Racquetball Federation (ERF), since 1981, to determine the strongest national racquetball teams and individual male and female players in Europe.

European Racquetball Singles Championships

| Year  | Host  | Men's Singles  | Ladies Singles
I | 1981  | Netherlands |  Tony Luykx  |  Dineke Kool
II | 1983  | Germany |  Tony Luykx  |  Dineke Kool
III | 1985  | Belgium |  Arno Mooymann  |  Mirjam Wielheesen
IV | 1987  | Netherlands |  Ronald de Zwijger  |  Dineke Kool
V | 1989  | France |  Arno Mooymann  |  Marie Duignan
VI | 1991  | Belgium |  Joachim Loof  |  Bobby Brennan
VII | 1993  | Germany |  Joachim Loof  |  Andrea Gordon
VIII | 1995  | Ireland |  Andrew Kane  |  Kathleen Curran
IX | 1997  | Germany |  Joachim Loof  |  Brigitte Swolfs
X | 1999  | Germany |  Joachim Loof  |  Daphne Wannee
XI | 2001  | Ireland |  Joachim Loof  |  Daphne Wannee
XII | 2003  | Netherlands |  Joachim Loof  |  Joan Kennedy
XIII | 2005  | Germany |  Joachim Loof  |  Marie-Josée Collet
XIV | 2007  | Italy |  Victor Montserrat  |  Marie-Josée Collet
XV | 2009  | France |  Victor Montserrat  |  Elisabeth Consegal
XVI | 2011  | Germany |  Eric Gordon  |  Andrea Gordon
XVII | 2013  | Italy[1] |  Noel O'Callaghan  |  Aisling Hickey
XVIII | 2015  | Germany |  Oliver Bertels  |  Andrea Gordon
XIX | 2017  | Netherlands |  Johnny O Kenney  |  Donna Ryder
XX | 2019  | Germany |  Marcel Czempisz  |  Majella Haverty
European Racquetball Doubles Championships

| Year  | Host  | Men's Doubles  | Ladies Doubles
I | 1981  | Netherlands |  \-  |  \-
II | 1983  | Germany |  \-  |  Jennings/Cullinane
III | 1985  | Belgium |  \-  |  \-
IV | 1987  | Netherlands |  Mooymann/v. Doezum  |  Kool/Corsius
V | 1989  | France |  Loof/Hayter  |  Ryan/Curran
VI | 1991  | Belgium |  Ganonn/O'Gallaghan  |  Brennan/Curran
VII | 1993  | Germany |  Loof/Hayter  |  Effernan/O'Farrell
VIII | 1995  | Ireland |  Kane/Shaw  |  Hackett/Gourley
IX | 1997  | Germany |  Loof/Hayter  |  \-
X | 1999  | Germany |  Loof/Hayter  |  \-
XI | 2001  | Ireland |  Loof/Hayter  |  Wannee/Tritsmans
XII | 2003  | Netherlands |  Matla/Schipper  |  Neary/Gibney
XIII | 2005  | Germany |  Bertels/Klippel  |  Gibney/Coffey
XIV | 2007  | Italy |  Neary/Hickey  |  Farrel/Neary
XV | 2009  | France |  Farrell/Neary  |  Neary/Byrne
XVI | 2011  | Germany |  Loof/Meyer  |  Haverty/Kenny
XVII | 2013  | Italy[1] |  Murphy/Quinn  |  Hickey/Ryan
XVIII | 2015  | Germany |  Bertels/Schmitz  |  Ludwig/Gordon
XIX | 2017  | Netherlands |  Ryder P./O’Donogue  |  Ryder D./Kenny
XX | 2019  | Germany |  Loof/Czempisz  |  Haverty/Kenny
European Racquetball Team Championships

| Year  | Host  | Men's Team  | Women's Team  | Overall/Combined
I | 1981  | Netherlands |  \-  |  \-  |  Netherlands
II | 1983  | Germany |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland
III | 1985  | Belgium |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland
IV | 1987  | Netherlands |  Netherlands |  Netherlands |  Netherlands
V | 1989  | France |  Netherlands |  Ireland |  Netherlands
VI | 1991  | Belgium |  Germany |  Ireland |  Ireland
VII | 1993  | Germany |  Germany |  Ireland |  Germany
VIII | 1995  | Ireland |  Great Britain  |  Ireland |  Ireland
IX | 1997  | Germany |  Germany |  \-  |  Germany
X | 1999  | Germany |  Germany |  \-  |  Germany
XI | 2001  | Ireland |  Ireland |  \-  |  Ireland
XII | 2003  | Netherlands |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland
XIII | 2005  | Germany |  Germany |  Ireland |  Germany
XIV | 2007  | Italy |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland
XV | 2009  | France |  Catalonia |  Catalonia |  Catalonia
XVI | 2011  | Germany |  Germany |  Germany |  Germany
XVII | 2013  | Italy[2] |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland
XVIII | 2015  | Germany |  Germany |  Germany |  Germany
XIX | 2017  | Netherlands |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland
XX | 2019  | Germany |  Ireland |  Ireland |  Ireland

## References

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1. ^ a b "Ireland's Hickey and O'callaghan are European Champions 2013". European Racquetball Federation. 22 July 2013.
2. ^ "Ireland sweeps European Team Championships 2013". European Racquetball Federation. 16 July 2013.

## External links

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* European Championships IRF website
* European Championships ERF website

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* Water polo
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* Athletics
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* men
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* Individual
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Paralympic sports|

| Parasports|

* Athletics
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* CP Football
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* Wheelchair basketball
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Powered aviation|

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Multi-sports events|

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* Olympic sports without European Championships: Alpine skiing
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