Timeline 2018 202331/01/2023Squash Australia announce Melbourne as the host of the 2023 WSF World Junior Squash Championships202225/08/2022Australia to host 2023 WSF World Junior Squash Championships25/08/2022WSF President Wooldridge and FFSquash President Muller reflect on successful World Juniors21/08/2022England end 22 years of hurt to win WSF Men’s World Junior Team Championship21/08/2022Men’s Team Final: Preview and How To Watch Live20/08/2022Egypt v England in men’s teams final as defending champs edge past Pakistan and No.2 seeds beat Malaysia20/08/2022Men’s Team Championship Semi-Final Preview19/08/2022Malaysia down France to end home hopes and reach first semi-final since 201419/08/2022France, India, Netherlands & USA through to quarter-finals19/08/2022Men’s Team Championship Knockout Stage: How To Watch Live18/08/2022Hosts storm through to second round17/08/2022Top seeds make strong start to 2022 Men’s Junior Team Championship17/08/2022Men’s Team Championship Preview16/08/2022The Netherlands’ Damming and Egypt’s Orfi crowned 2022 WSF World Junior Squash Champions16/08/2022Finals Preview & How To Watch Live15/08/2022Top seeds tumble to set up first all-European final in 20 years in men’s draw, Egypt guaranteed winners in women’s15/08/2022Semi-Finals Preview & How To Watch Live14/08/2022Zakaria stuns to become youngest Men’s World Junior Championship semi-finalist since 200414/08/2022Quarter-Finals Preview & How To Watch Live13/08/2022France’s Nicolas shocks No.2 seed to reach WSF World Juniors quarter-final.13/08/2022“Squash is in their DNA” – Pakistan duo impress in Nancy with help of reformed strategy12/08/2022WSF World Juniors Day 2: Colombia’s Torres stuns 3/4 seed El Torkey11/08/2022WSF World Junior Squash Championships Day One Roundup10/08/20222022 WSF World Junior Championships PreviewMore
Home of WSF World Junior Squash Championships 18 – 29th July 2023, Melbourne Australia
