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Women’s World Team Championships Canadian Team Historical Records After a Women's World Invitation tournament was staged in Australia in 1976, the Women's International Squash Rackets Federation was formed to run regular world competitions for individuals and teams. The first team event was staged in 1979 in Birmingham for a trophy donated by two of the great players of women's squash, Heather McKay (Australia) and Janet Shardlow (England). Six countries entered the first event, which was won by Great Britain on the only occasion when the Home Countries didn't enter separately, as they subsequently did. Canada has competed in every tournament, with its best result being 4th in 1979. Canada has already hosted the event four times, in Toronto (1981), Vancouver (1992), Edmonton (2006), and Niagara in 2014. Year Location Athletes Coaches Results 2018 Dalian, China Samantha Cornett Coach: Graeme Williams 7th Danielle Letourneau Hollie Naughton * WSF Record Nikki Todd 2016 Paris, France Samantha Cornett Coach: Graeme Williams Danielle Letourneau 10th Hollie Naughton Nikki Todd 2014 Niagara, Ontario, Samantha Cornett Coach: Melanie Jans Canada Nikki Todd 11th Danielle Letourneau Hollie Naughton 2012 Nimes, France Samantha Cornett Coach: Melanie Jans Stephanie Edmison 12th Alexandra Norman Susie King 2010 Palmerston North, Alex Norman Coach: Shauna Flath New Zealand Miranda Ranieri 13th Samantha Cornett Medical: Mike McMurray Stephanie Edmison 2008 Cairo, Egypt Alana Miller Coach: Shauna Flath Runa Reta 9th Tara Mullins Medical: Mike McMurray Carolyn Russell 2006 Edmonton, Canada Alana Miller Coach: Barbara Cooper Runa Reta 13th Melanie Jans Carolyn Russell 2004 Amsterdam, Runa Reta Coach: Heather Wallace Netherlands Melanie Jans 9th Marnie Baizley Alana Miller 2002 Odense, Denmark Margo Green Coach: Ian Paton Lauren Wagner 9th Carolyn Russell Melanie Jans 2000 Sheffield, England Melanie Jans Coach: Ian Paton Marnie Baizley 7th Carolyn Russell Lauren Wagner 1998 Stuttgart, Germany Heather Wallace Coach: Ian Paton Melanie Jans 10th Marnie Baizley Lauren Wagner 1996 Petaling Jaya, Heather Wallace Manager: Anne Smith Malaysia Melanie Jans 9th Kelsey Souchereau Carolyn Russell 1994 St. Peter Port, Heather Wallace Manager: Anne Smith Guernsey Melanie Jans 12th Lori Styner Barb Cooper 1992 Vancouver, Canada Heather Wallace Coach: Ian Paton Sandy McBean 6th Melanie Jans Amanda Paton 1990 Sydney, Australia Heather Wallace Coach: Ian Paton Lori Coleman 8th Amanda Paton Shelley Harvey 1989 Warmond, Amanda Paton Coach : Ian Paton Netherlands Gail Pimm 9th Lori Coleman Shelly Harvey 1987 Auckland, New Gail Pimm Coach: Ian Paton Zealand Nancy Cranbury 5th Joyce Maycock Andrie Levey 1985 Dublin, Ireland Diana Edge Coach: Ian Paton Joyce Maycock 5th Gail Pimm Jo Ann Beckwith 1983 Perth, Australia Elaine Hinnegan Coach: Ian Paton Diana Edge 8th Jo Ann Beckwith Andrie Levey 1981 Toronto, Canada Beryl Paton Coach: Tony Swift Nancy Ballantyne 7th Jann Taylor Manager: Jan Atkinson Pam Davidson 1979 Birmingham, Shelagh Murray Coach: Tony Swift England Elaine Hinnegan Penny Glover Manager: Susan Pexman 4th Ann Thompson Kay Widmer .

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