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European U17 Team Championships

The European U17 Team Championships brings together the continent’s best young talents in a team-based format. This event not only showcases the skills of the next generation but also strengthens the foundation of European badminton.

Explore past winners, results, and the history of the competition here.

2025 Arrecife, Spain
1.  
France

2.  
Denmark

3. 
England
Germany

5. 
Bulgaria
Poland
Spain
Türkiye

9. 
Belgium
Czechia
Estonia
Lithuania
Romania
Sweden
Switzerland
Ukraine

17. 
Austria
Finland
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Norway
Portugal
Slovakia

25. 
Cyprus
Faroe Islands
Iceland
Latvia
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Scotland
Slovenia

33. 
Croatia
Israel

2023 Vilnius, Lithuania
1.  
Denmark

2.  
Türkiye

3. 
Ukraine
Czechia

5. 
France
Spain
Romania
Poland

9. 
Hungary
England
Germany
Switzerland
Belgium
Portugal
Lithuania
Sweden

17. 
Wales
Israel
Cyprus
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Ireland
Slovenia
Estonia

25. 
Bulgaria
Latvia
Italy
Faroe Islands
Norway
Finland
Slovakia
Scotland

33. 
Greece
Armenia
Austria

2021 Podčetrtek, Slovenia
1.  
Russia

2.  
France

3. 
Denmark
Czechia

5. 
Ukraine
Türkiye
Sweden
Spain

9. 
Hungary
Scotland
Poland
Romania
Austria
Estonia
Finland
England

17. 
Lithuania
Slovenia
Luxembourg
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Wales
Germany
Belgium

25. 
Netherlands
Ireland
Cyprus
Croatia
Switzerland
Israel
Portugal
Norway

2019 Gniezno, Poland
1.  
Denmark

2.  
Serbia

3. 
Russia
Ukraine

5. 
France
Türkiye
England
Czechia

9. 
Belarus
Spain
Poland
Germany
Sweden
Netherlands
Estonia
Finland

17. 
Belgium
Austria
Wales
Ireland
Bulgaria
Portugal
Slovakia
Slovenia

25. 
Romania
Norway
Faroe Islands
Italy
Lithuania
Croatia
Cyprus
Scotland

33. 
Latvia
Armenia
Hungary

2017 Prague, Czech Republic
1.  
Denmark

2.  
Türkiye

3. 
Scotland
England

5. 
Czechia
France
Germany
Russia

9. 
Estonia
Portugal
Ukraine
Poland
Italy
Croatia
Netherlands
Sweden

17. 
Lithuania
Israel
Belarus
Slovenia
Belgium
Slovakia
Bulgaria
Romania
Finland

26. 
Hungary
Moldova
Ireland
Latvia
Norway
Austria
Cyprus
Greece
Spain

35. 
Faroe Islands
Switzerland
2016 Lubin, Poland
1.  
Denmark

2.  
England

3. 
France
Türkiye

5. 
Czechia
Estonia
Sweden
Germany

9. 
Belarus
Ireland
Netherlands
Poland
Scotland
Slovakia
Spain
Ukraine

17. 
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Croatia
Finland
Israel
Russia
Switzerland

25. 
Cyprus
Hungary
Iceland
Italy
Latvia
Lithuania
Romania
Wales

33. 
Norway

2014 Ankara, Turkey
1.  
Denmark

2.  
England

3. 
France
Türkiye

5. 
Russia
Germany
Slovenia
Sweden

9. 
Estonia
Spain
Poland
Israel
Hungary

17. 
Ukraine
Czechia
Romania
Switzerland
Scotland
Cyprus

25. 
Lithuania
Norway
Bulgaria
Italy
Belgium
Finland
Iceland

32. 
Slovakia
Croatia
Latvia

2011 Caldas da Rainha, Portugal
1.  
Denmark

2.  
England

3. 
Türkiye
Russia

5. 
Belgium
France
Germany
Slovakia

9. 
Netherlands
Bulgaria
Sweden
Romania
Spain
Poland

17. 
Finland
Portugal
Switzerland
Czechia
Croatia
Lithuania
Slovenia

25. 
Greece
Estonia
Norway
Latvia
Iceland
Armenia
2009 Medvode, Slovenia
1.  
Denmark

2.  
Russia

3. 
Ukraine
Türkiye

5. 
Spain
France
Poland
England

9. 
Scotland
Sweden
Wales
Cyprus
Czechia
Belgium
Bulgaria
Finland

17. 
Croatia
Hungary
Slovakia
Romania
Lithuania
Ireland
Israel
Austria

25. 
Norway
Switzerland
Latvia
Estonia
Iceland
Italy
Serbia
Slovenia

2007 Istanbul, Turkey
1.  
Denmark

2.  
Ukraine

3. 
France
Poland

5. 
Russia
Belgium
Spain
Austria

9. 
Türkiye
Wales
Scotland
Switzerland
Ireland
Hungary

15. 
Estonia
Slovakia
Czechia
Slovenia
Portugal
Romania

25. 
Lithuania
Norway
Greece
Croatia
Cyprus
Italy
Belarus
Iceland

2005 Brno, Czechia
1.  
Denmark

2.  
Russia

3. 
Spain
2003 dublin, Ireland
1.  
Russia

2.  
Poland

3. 
Belgium
2001 Neerpelt, Belgium
1.  
Russia

2.  
Poland

3. 
Switzerland
1999 spala, Poland
1.  
Russia

2.  
Poland

3. 
Czechia
1997 Istanbul, Türkyie
1.  
Russia

2.  
Czechia

3. 
England
1995 Cardiff, Wales
1.  
Russia

2.  
Poland

3. 
Wales
1993 Neerpelt, belgium
1.  
Poland

2.  
Switzerland

3. 
Norway
1992 Barcelona, Spain
1.  
Spain

2.  
Belgium

3. 
Switzerland
1991 Kristansand, Norway
1.  
Soviet Union

2.  
Poland

3. 
Norway
1990 Cetniewo, Poland
1.  
Soviet Union

2.  
Poland

3. 
West Germany