The Pakistan Padel Federation (PPF) has officially announced the latest National Junior Rankings, showcasing the brightest young stars emerging in the country's rapidly growing padel scene. This official update covers all major age groups and highlights the athletes who have demonstrated exceptional skill and dedication throughout the competitive season.
U-18 Category: A Historic Tie for the Top
In the highly competitive Boys Under-18 category, a remarkable situation unfolded as two players clinched the number one spot. Mir Saqib and Mr. Samer Zaman are jointly ranked first, both amassing an impressive 900 points. Mir Saqib, who recently led the Pakistan Junior Padel Team as captain at the Junior World Cup in Spain, continues to prove his mettle as a leader and top performer on the international stage.
Following the leading duo, Ayan Baig secured a solid second place with 650 points, while Ibrahim Shiraz holds the third position with 550 points, rounding out the top tier of the nation's best U-18 padel players.
Dominant Performances in Younger Age Groups
The Boys Under-16 category also witnessed a shared victory at the pinnacle. Ashar Usman and Mueez Usman Allawala have been named joint leaders, a testament to their consistent and powerful performances all season long. The second place in this category is held by Khawaja Faiz, with Raif Ahmed claiming the third rank.
Moving to the younger athletes, the Boys Under-14 ranking is led by Rayyan Faizan in first place. He is closely followed by Muhammad Bin Haris in second, and Hayan Faizan in third, indicating a promising future for the sport as these young competitors develop their skills.
A Bright Future for Pakistani Padel
The release of these updated National Junior Rankings by the Pakistan Padel Federation is more than just a list; it is a celebration of the sport's vibrant youth ecosystem. By recognizing these talented individuals, the PPF is not only validating their hard work but also inspiring a new generation to pick up a padel racket.
The presence of players like Mir Saqib, who has gained valuable international experience, signals that Pakistani padel is on an upward trajectory. The federation's focus on structuring competition and maintaining official rankings is crucial for the professional development of the sport and its athletes within the country.
