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World Men's Team Championships Canadian Team World Men’s Team Championships Canadian Team Historical Records In January 1967, the first meeting of the International Squash Rackets Federation (ISRF) was held in London. This followed a gathering, a year previously, of representatives from Australia, Canada, Egypt, Great Britain, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, and USA, following which a constitution was agreed. One aspect of this was the holding of international championships, the first of which was held later in that year. Then, and subsequently, all matches have been held on a three-man team basis. At its 1994 AGM, the World Squash Federation (WSF) passed a motion increasing the maximum number of team entries to 32. Canada, which was transitioning from the North American singles hardball game to the International softball game, did not participate in this event until 1971, but has sent a team to every Championship since (1973 excepted), finishing as high as 2nd in 1997. Year Location Athletes Coaches Results Nicholas Sachvie Coach: Martin Heath 14th Michael McCue Therapist: Tim Marshall 2019 Washington, DC, USA Shawn Delierre David Baillargeon Nicholas Sachvie Coach: Yvon Provencal 13th Andrew Schnell 2017 Marseille, France Michael McCue Shawn De Lierre 2015 Cairo, Egypt N/A N/A Event cancelled 2013 Mulhouse, France Shawn Delierre Coach: Yvon Provencal 11th Dane Sharp Therapist: Jim Mylonas Andrew Schnell David Letourneau 2011 Paderborn, Germany Shahier Razik Coach: Yvon Provencal 14th Shawn Delierre Therapist: Kevin Andrew McDougall Deonarine * WSF Record Andrew Schnell 2009 Odense, Denmark Jonathon Power Coach: Yvon Provencal 8th Shahier Razik Shawn Delierre David Phillips 2007 Chennai, India Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 6th Shahier Razik Matthew Giuffre Shawn Delierre 2005 Islamabad, Pakistan Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 4th Graham Ryding Shahier Razik Matthew Giuffre 2003 Vienna, Austria Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 6th Graham Ryding Shahier Razik Viktor Berg 2001 Melbourne, Australia Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 8th Graham Ryding Shahier Razik Kelly Patrick 1999 Cairo, Egypt Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 6th Graham Ryding Manager: Jim McAuliffe Shahier Razik Kelly Patrick 1997 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 2nd Graham Ryding Gary Waite Kelly Patrick 1995 Cairo, Egypt Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 6th Jamie Crombie Gary Waite Graham Ryding 1993 Karachi, Pakistan Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 12th Jamie Crombie Jamie Hickox Winston Cabell 1991 Helsinki, Finland Jonathon Power Coach: Gene Turk 9th Gary Waite Jamie Crombie Gene Turk 1989 Singapore Gary Waite Manager/Coach : Tony 8th Sabir Butt Swift Jamie Crombie Gene Turk 1987 London, England Dale Styner Coach: Tony Swift 8th Sabir Butt Jamie Crombie Gene Turk 1985 Cairo, Egypt Dale Styner Coach: Tony Swift 7th Steve Lawton Gary Waite Jamie Crombie 1983 Auckland, New Zealand Dale Styner Coach: Barry Binns 8th John MacRury Steve Lawton Doug Whittaker 1981 Stockholm, Sweden Aziz Khan Coach: Barry Binns 9th Dale Styner Doug Whittaker Marc Lalonde 1979 Brisbane, Australia Michael Desaulniers Coach: Barry Binns 8th Todd Binns Manager: Bill Hutchings Jug Walia Mark Gallagher 1977 Toronto, Canada Michael Desaulniers Manager: Ian Stewart 7th Jug Walia Ian Shaw John Lennard 1976 Birmingham, England Michael Desaulniers Coach: Mike Corby 8th Jug Walia Manager: Ian Stewart Victor Harding Colin Adair 1971 Palmerston North, New Colin Adair Manager: Eric Wiffen 7th Zealand Steve Moysey Peter Martin Gordon Anderson .
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