The European Team Championships (ETC) will run from 30 April – 3 May 2025 at what is the world’s biggest squash club, with 32 courts including an all-glass court with a capacity for 500 spectators.

Hasta La Vista squash club was built in 2012 and has hosted many European and World-level events, including the ETC in 2018, the European Masters Individual Championships and World Games in 2017 and the 2013 WSF World Junior Championships.

Next year’s ETC will see Division 1 men’s and women’s events expanded to 12 teams, with Scotland, Hungary, Israel and Belgium added to the men’s draw and Germany, Finland, Poland and Denmark also promoted from Division 2 to the top tier. Division 2 will be reduced to eight teams. (Full summary of ETC changes for 2025 here)

England will seek to defend the men’s title after their nail-biting victory over France in the 2024 final in Uster, Switzerland. Belgium will be seeking a second successive women’s title after their historic victory over England last May.

Hasta La Vista has also been confirmed as host venue for the 2025 European Masters between 27-30 August. The biennal event was last held in 2023 at Sportwerk in Hamburg.

Thomas Troedsson, President of the ESF, said: “We are delighted that the world’s biggest squash club will once again host our flagship event, the European Team Championships, as well as the European Masters. We can be sure that our events are in safe hands and they will help us stage two outstanding competitions.”

Further details on the 2025 ESF European Team Division 1 and 2 Squash Championships and the 2025 European Masters Individual Championships will be released in due course.