The French Youth Championships 2026 will deliver their final verdict this Sunday at WinWin Padel Cabriès After the U12, U14 and U16, the U18s come to close nine particularly intense days in the Bouches-du-Rhône.
In girls, Victoria Isaac / Lison Chrétien Meal (TS1) will find Alice Aznar / Louisa André (TS2) In the boys' competition, the same scenario played out, with a final between the top two seeds: Jérémy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso (TS1) face Quentin Bernard / Johan Peloux (TS2) .
Two finals that bring together several of the great hopes of French padel.
Isaac/Christian Meal – Aznar/Andrew: the top two seeds are in contention
Among the girls, the hierarchy was respected since the TS1 and TS2 will meet again to compete for the title.
Victoria Isaac (53rd French) and Lison Chrétien Meal (56th) form the number 1 seed, while Alice Aznar (82nd) and Louisa André (139th) occupy the status of 2nd seed.
Isaac and Christian Meal completely dominated their tournament. They notably dominated Guérin Dubourg / Leroch 6/1 6/4 then the sisters Piquet 6/0 6/0 .
On Saturday, they once again gained the upper hand over Guérin Dubourg / Leroch (6/1 6/4) to secure their ticket to the final.
Both players are already very familiar with major national events. Isaac and Chrétien Meal were crowned French U16 champions together in 2024 , before reaching the French U18 Championship final in 2025 They therefore have another opportunity to go for a national title together.
Opposite, Alice Aznar and Louisa André They too negotiated their competition perfectly.
They started by beating Michelis / Laplace 6/4 6/3 then Lempereur / Greboval 6/3 6/1 .
On Saturday, they faced Michelis/Laplace again and won once more. 6 / 4 6 / 3 , securing their place in the final.
Aznar and André also share experience from the French Youth Championships. They had notably finished third in the French U16 Championships in 2024 .
The women's final will therefore pit two pairs against each other who know each other well and who have not given their opponents much room since the start of the competition.
Robert/Guy de Chamisso – Bernard/Peloux: the anticipated final
Among boys, the first two seeds will also be there.
Jérémy Robert, 11th Frenchman, and Olivier Guy de Chamisso, 14th, are the TS1 . Facing them, Quentin Bernard (57th) and Johan Peloux (75th), TS2 will try to bring down the favorites.
And so far, Robert / Guy de Chamisso have been particularly expeditious.
After entering the competition in the round of 16, they dominated Lang-Trotoux / Lang-Trotoux 6/0 6/1 then Drieux / Sarrat 6/3 6/1 in the quarter-finals.
In the semi-final, facing the TS4 Boisselier / Bernard They accelerated even further to secure their victory. 6 / 1 6 / 1 .
This dominance confirms the status of this partnership. Robert and Guy de Chamisso already regularly compete on the FIP Tour and have notably won the FIP Bronze from Marnes-la-Coquette last May .
However, the number 2 seed did not tremble any more.
Quentin Bernard / Johan Peloux have dominated Bouchet-Moulin / Vuillaumier 6/2 6/0 before inflicting a 6-0, 6-0 to Guillerm / Fourcade in the quarter-finals.
In the semi-final, they eliminated the TS3 Basile Baud / Loris Morvan 6/2 6/3 .
They too already know the taste of a national title: Bernard and Peloux were French U16 champions in 2025 .
And this final has a little extra story. 2024 Bernard/Peloux had lost the U16 final against Jeremy Robert / Basile Baud Two years later, Robert reunited with Bernard and Peloux on the other side of the net, this time to go after the U18 title.
The top four seeds for both titles
It's hard to imagine a better scenario to conclude these French U18 Championships: for both the girls and the boys, TS1 will face TS2 .
And in the boys' competition, both finalists even made it to the final match. without having conceded a single set .
On paper, the hierarchy has therefore been respected. Now, the most important question remains: who will leave Cabriès with the title of French U18 champion.
The women's final Aznar / André – Isaac / Chrétien Meal is programmed this Sunday, August 23 at 9:30 a.m. on the central track .
It will be followed by the men's final Bernard / Peloux – Robert / Guy de Chamisso .
Both finals will be worth watching. directly on Padel TV Mag from 9:30 p.m. .
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.
































































































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