The 3rd edition of the CAFC Padel Open comes to a close

The 3rd edition of the CAFC Padel Open concluded this evening after an intense week of competition. The event, which began on Monday, brought together 160 teams divided into three tables : men's, women's and mixed. A great success for this tournament which has become an unmissable event on the padel calendar in Morocco.

Reda El Amrani and Khalil Outaleb confirm their status

In the masculine chart, the logic was respected. The Moroccan number 1, Reda El Amrani and Khalil Outaleb, dominated the competition to win the title. In the final, they won against a pair made entirely from CAFC: Pierre-Louis Jacquety and Tanguy Leroux, authors of an excellent career.

Rita Atik and Zaineb El Houari queens of the women's tournament

On the women's side, victory also went to the current Moroccan number 1s, Rita Atik and Zaineb El Houari, who did not tremble in the final against Abla Kadri and Zara ChaoukiA tournament mastered from start to finish by an experienced duo already well established at the top of Moroccan women's padel.

Rita Atik also shines in mixed

Already titled in the ladies' category, Rita Atik doubled her lead by also winning the mixed draw, this time associated with Adam MouamarTogether they got the better of the pair composed of Mehdi Saissi and Zineb El Houari finally.

A successful edition, heading for 2025

With an increasing attendance, a high level of play and a great atmosphere throughout the week, this 3rd edition confirms the tournament's anchoring in the Moroccan padel landscape. The tournament director, Pierric Montant, welcomed the success of the event and has already announced the preparation of the 4e edition.

“Thank you to all the participants, the players, and our sponsors for their unwavering support. We'll see you soon for more!” – Pierric Montant, tournament director

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.