Egyptian Youth Squash Team Achieves Historic Victory with 10 Gold Medals at British Junior Open

In a historic triumph, the Egyptian youth squash team has made its mark at the British Junior Open Squash Championship by securing an impressive ten gold medals. This remarkable achievement marks the first time in the history of the tournament that Egypt has achieved a clean sweep of gold medals, cementing the nation’s dominance in the sport.

💬 “I’m just speechless right now”

Egypt’s Fayrouz Aboelkheir reacts to winning the prestigious GU19 British Junior Open title 🇪🇬 🏆#BJO2024 pic.twitter.com/y9GKrpFfho

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— British Junior Open (@BJOsquash) January 7, 2024

The prestigious British Junior Open Squash Championship took place in Birmingham, England, from January 3rd to 7th, 2023. The Egyptian team’s outstanding performance showcased the incredible talent and dedication of its young athletes.

Across various age categories, Egypt’s young squash players demonstrated their prowess on the court, earning medals as follows:

Under 19:

• Feroze Abu El Khair: Gold medal

• Noor Khafagi: Bronze medal

Under 17:

• Mohamed Zakaria: Gold medal

• Youssef Salem: Gold medal

• Marwan Asal: Silver medal

• Adam Houl: Bronze medal

Under 15:

• Filopateer Saleh: Gold medal

• Malikah Timor: Gold medal

• Rama El Maghribi: Silver medal

Under 13:

• Malik Helmy: Gold medal

• Omar Mohamed: Silver medal

• Hassan Abdel Jalil: Bronze medal

Under 11:

• Adam Ragab: Gold medal

• Yehia Walid: Silver medal

• Tamim Mostafa: Bronze medal

Under 11 (Girls):

• Serene Mohamed: Gold medal

• Ferouz El Sayed: Silver medal