New Egyptian Achievement at the Padel World Championship in Spain
Egypt continues to shine on the global sports stage, and this time the achievement comes from the world of padel, as the Egyptian junior boys and girls teams delivered standout performances at the Junior Padel World Championship, held in Spain from September 29 to October 4, 2025.
Best-Ever Results in Egypt’s History at the Event
🔹 The girls' team secured 8th place worldwide, improving on their 9th-place finish in the previous edition.
🔹 The boys' team finished 12th, marking clear progress compared to their 13th-place finish last year.
📈 These results reflect the rapid development of Egypt’s level in youth padel, showcasing the impact of focused technical and physical preparation.
Strong Performances and Competitive Spirit from the Girls' Team
Egypt’s girls opened the tournament with a tough match against world number one Spain, losing 3–0 in a valuable learning experience.
They bounced back with a hard-fought 2–1 win over Mexico, followed by a commanding 3–0 victory over Germany in the third match.
✅ These wins propelled the team into the top eight – a historic first for Egypt’s junior girls in this competition.
Boys Show Promise Despite Missing the Quarterfinals
Although the boys' team did not reach the quarterfinals, they competed fiercely in the classification rounds for 9th–16th places.
Facing several strong European teams, they managed to secure 12th place, showing clear signs of improvement and resilience.
Official Praise from the Egyptian Padel Federation
🗣️ Ahmed Ghatouri, President of the Egyptian Padel Federation, described the outcome as a major milestone in the federation’s strategy to grow the sport in Egypt.

“Competing on this stage against nations with long-standing traditions in padel is an achievement in itself. Advancing in the world rankings within just one year reflects the seriousness of our plans and our investment in youth development.”

He stressed that the junior teams are a top priority, forming the core of a strong future senior national team.
Team Egypt Delegation: Skilled Coaches and Promising Talent
The delegation was led by Judge Khaled Moharram, and included a team of expert coaches:

👨‍🏫 Technical Staff:

Seif Abou Senna (Head Coach)

Salma Siam (Girls’ Coach)

Sherif Essam (Boys’ Coach)

🇪🇬 Full List of Egyptian Players by Age Group

🟣 Girls U14:
Natalie Robert – Sama Ali – Fatima Lashin – Jaya Youssef

🟣 Girls U16:
Laila El Zayat – Salma El Zayat – Fatima Tamer – Malak Amer – Farida Osman

🟣 Girls U18:
Nour Rami – Rodina Fathy – Hana El Sholkany – Alya El Sherif

🔵 Boys U14:
Zein El Baily – Ezz Barakat – Ali El Koweiry – Ali Tahseen

🔵 Boys U16:
Adel El Sahn – Mohamed Atef – Youssef El Sherbiny – Ziad Sherif – Yassin Omar

🔵 Boys U18:
Mohamed El Hammamy – Wagdy Raslan – Seif Klawy
A Bright Future Ahead for Padel in Egypt
These achievements mark more than just ranking improvements – they reflect the emergence of a new generation of athletes capable of competing on the world stage.
With ongoing technical and administrative support from the federation, Egypt appears well-positioned to reach podiums in upcoming international events.