Egyptian squash continues to write new chapters of global dominance after both the boys’ and girls’ national teams were crowned champions of the 2026 World Junior Squash Championships in Canada.

The tournament, held in Ontario from July 25 to 31, once again highlighted the strength of Egypt’s rising generation and confirmed that the country’s dominance of the sport remains firmly intact.

The team titles came as an extension of Egypt’s impressive success in the individual competitions, where Egyptian players claimed seven medals across different categories, underlining the depth of talent within the country’s squash system and its ability to compete at the highest level.

Two Finals, Two Egyptian Titles

Egypt’s boys’ team delivered a dominant performance in the final against the United States, securing the title and successfully retaining the championship after an impressive run throughout the tournament.

The squad featured individual world champion Mohamed Zakaria, runner-up Adam Hawal, and bronze medalists Marwan Asal and Seif El-Din El-Rifai. The quartet produced a strong campaign that ended with Egypt once again standing at the top of the podium.

Egypt’s girls’ team also continued its remarkable form, defeating Malaysia in the final to retain the world title and demonstrate the strength of the country’s next generation of female squash players.

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The girls’ squad included Roqaya Salem, Malak Taimour, Barb Samah, and Habiba Rizk. Egypt reached the final after overcoming the United States in the semifinals before sealing another world title against Malaysia.

Seven Medals Underline Egypt’s Dominance

Egypt’s success was not limited to the team competitions, as the delegation also enjoyed an outstanding campaign in the individual events, winning seven medals in total.

Mohamed Zakaria led the medal haul by claiming gold, while Adam Hawal and Roqaya Salem secured silver medals. Marwan Asal, Seif El-Din El-Rifai, Malak Taimour, and Barb Samah each earned bronze.

The combination of team titles and individual achievements reflects the strength of Egypt’s squash development system and its continued ability to produce talented generations capable of maintaining the country’s position at the top of the global game.

With gold, silver, and bronze medals added to two world team titles, Egypt concluded its campaign in Canada with an exceptional record, raising its flag across the podium and sending a clear message that the throne of world squash remains firmly under Egyptian control.