The winners of the European Junior U19 Team Championships earlier this month in Germany have all put their names to the Squash 2016 bid, citing winning at the Olympic Games as the greatest sporting achievement imaginable.

Hosts Germany shocked favourites England in the final of the European Junior U19 Team Championships in Germering to win the European Squash Federation title for the second time in four years.

Top seeds England and Germany will meet in the final of the European Junior U19 Team Championships after 2/1 victories over Wales and France, respectively, in the semi-finals of the European Squash Federation event in Germering, Germany.

After being seeded to finish outside the top eight for the first time since 2004, Switzerland secured a place in the quarter-finals of the European Junior U19 Team Championships after beating eighth seeds Finland 2/1 in the final qualifying round of the European Squash Federation event in Germering, Germany.

Scotland boosted their chances of a place in the quarter-finals of the European Junior U19 Team Championships after upsetting No7 seeds Netherlands on the opening day of qualifying action in the leading European Squash Federation junior team event in Germering, Germany.

Exactly ten years after last winning both titles, England are celebrating a notable double at the European Junior U19 Championships after 5/8 seed Anthony Graham clinched the men's crown and favourite Sarah-Jane Perry secured the women's trophy in the flagship European Squash Federation junior event in Germering, Germany.