From 30 July to 2 August, the world’s top junior pétanque players will gather in Santa Susanna, near Barcelona, in Spain. This venue will host the World Championships for the second time in five years, following the exceptional 2021 edition – organised in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic – which brought together the men’s, women’s and junior World Championships. This year, the competitions will take place outdoors, in the pleasant surroundings of the hotel complex, offering an ideal setting and a friendly atmosphere for players and spectators alike. Young players representing 23 countries are expected to take part. The FIPJP is continuing with the mixed competition format: the triples, doubles and precision shooting events will all feature teams comprising at least one young woman – see the full programme...& the live stream on the FEP’s YouTube channel...& all the detailed results...

The WPBF has nominated Mouna Beji for the 2025 Athlete of the Year award organised by the I'IWGA. Mouna Beji embodies the power of African women. A woman who has been competing for years in the world's best league, in France. An athlete driven by immense passion, exemplary discipline and unwavering determination. Born in Tunis and now playing for the Canuts de Lyon, Mouna is much more than a champion. She is a role model, both on and off the field – a top-level athlete, physical education teacher and source of inspiration for an entire generation. - vote results click on the photo 🏆 An exceptional track record:

Multiple medals at the World Championships
Several titles at the African Championships
One of the most successful Tunisian athletes at the Mediterranean Games
National titles in France and Tunisia

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