Hana Goda Delivers Egypt’s Final Mediterranean Games Gold After Beating Monaco’s Xiaoxin Yang 4-1 in Women’s Singles Table Tennis Final

Egyptian table tennis star Hana Goda continued her impressive run with the national team after winning the women’s singles gold medal at the 2026 Mediterranean Games in Taranto, adding another major achievement to Egypt’s medal campaign in Italy.
Goda finished her singles journey in the best possible way after defeating Monaco representative Xiaoxin Yang 4-1 in the final. The Egyptian player controlled the match well and managed to secure the title with a strong performance.
Hana entered the final with one clear target: to finish the tournament on top of the podium. She handled the match confidently and completed a 4-1 victory to claim the women’s singles title.
The gold medal was more than another individual success for Goda. It also confirmed Egypt’s strong presence in table tennis at the Mediterranean Games, especially after the Egyptian star competed successfully in several events during Taranto 2026.
Goda had already helped Egypt win the women’s team gold medal alongside Dina Meshref, Mariam Alhodaby and Farah Abdelaziz before adding the singles title to her achievements.
She also won the silver medal in the mixed doubles event alongside Egyptian men’s star Omar Assar, completing an impressive tournament across several competitions.
Her campaign in Taranto was therefore not limited to one medal. Goda contributed to the women’s team gold, won mixed doubles silver and then completed her successful run by taking gold in the women’s singles event.
Hana Goda’s latest gold came during another strong period for the Egyptian delegation at the Mediterranean Games, taking Egypt’s total, according to the figures reported by the sources, to 57 medals.
Egypt’s tally includes 23 gold medals, 15 silver medals and 19 bronze medals, showing the strong level of the Egyptian athletes during the competition.
Egypt is competing in 23 different sports at the 2026 Mediterranean Games, including athletics, boxing, gymnastics, handball, judo, karate, shooting, table tennis, volleyball, weightlifting and wrestling.
The Egyptian delegation is also taking part in archery, badminton, 3x3 basketball, canoeing and kayaking, equestrian events, fencing, aquatic sports, rowing, sailing, padel, finswimming and other competitions.
Goda’s success comes as Egypt continues to fight for a high position in the overall medal standings, with several Egyptian athletes reaching the podium during the Games.
According to the historical figures mentioned in the reports, Egypt ranks sixth among the most successful countries in Mediterranean Games history, with 620 medals, including 156 gold, 209 silver and 255 bronze medals.
By winning the women’s singles title, Hana Goda once again showed why she is considered one of the leading names in Egyptian table tennis. Her success in both individual and team events has also made her an important part of Egypt’s medal campaign in Taranto.
The result gives Egyptian table tennis another major boost. After making an impact in several events, Goda ended the women’s singles competition on top of the podium and added another gold medal to Egypt’s successful run at Taranto 2026.
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