Jun092014
It was another French double in Valenciennes, France, as top seeds Gregory Gaultier and Camille Serme retained their European Individual titles.
Serme claimed her 3rd EICC title in a row with a straight-games win over second Line Hansen while Gaultier, who has all but made the event his own, won for an amazing 8th title, beating fellow Frenchman Mathieu Castagnet in four games.
About ESFThe European Squash Federation (ESF) was set up in 1973 in order to develop and promote squash across Europe. We are run by a Board of Directors, based all over Europe, who meet up four times a year to discuss the development of the sport and our working practices. We also hold an Annual General Meeting once a year, to which all of our member nations are invited to attend. We have set up various committees, all run by volunteers, to focus on specific development areas including championships, juniors, masters, coaching, referees and marketing. Our head office is located in Birmingham, England, and is staffed by two part-time employees who are responsible for communicating with all of our member nations. We are a small busy office open core hours Monday to Friday providing a service to our Members and ESF volunteers. We aim to repond to any emails received within 48 hours. Please note that all emails received relating to ESF tournaments will be directed to online invitations and all emails received relating to ESF ESID will be directed to online FAQ. All available information is online. If you are a parent. player or coach, your first point of contact is your Member Nation. |
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