Nairobi, Thailand, Egypt, Portugal, Germany, and the Netherlands… Camille Sireix  didn't have a break in 2026 By constantly traveling the FIP circuit, the Frenchwoman has accumulated  the matches, the finals and the experience For the FIP Bronze Marnes II, she finds  Tess De Vocht,  with whom she has already been  very close to a title this season A Franco-Dutch pair arriving in France with ambitions and serious arguments to achieve them.

Camille Sireix, a season spent in all four corners of the circuit

It's hard to fault  Camille Sireix  for not having tried her luck in 2026. Since the beginning of the year, the Frenchwoman has been racking up tournaments and kilometers on the international circuit, with  35 matches already played  and passages through Africa, Asia, and many European countries.

A consistency that is beginning to bear fruit. Currently  134th in the world Sireix notably reached the final of  four FIP Bronze this season , in Nairobi, Samui, Phangan and then Tbilisi. While the first title is still awaited, the Frenchwoman has gradually established herself among the players capable of going far in this category of tournament.

Progress also built through training. After  a year and a half spent in Barcelona Sireix is ​​now developing its project at  Home Insurance Padel, in Paris A former tennis player, who notably competed on the WTA doubles circuit, she had to adapt a game initially heavily influenced by her first sport. Under the guidance of  Patrick Tachet The Frenchwoman has gradually abandoned her very defensive profile of the beginning to embrace her more offensive temperament, particularly at the net and in aerial play.

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Sireix is ​​now looking to take the initiative and impose her game. This evolution is necessary for someone who aspires to continue moving closer to the world's top 100.

After a season spent traveling the circuit and gaining diverse experiences, the Marnes event will therefore have a different flavor: this time,  You don't need to go to the other side of the world to try to play leading roles. 

De Vocht, a Dutch woman who is making her way onto the circuit

To accompany her to Marnes, Camille Sireix will be able to count on  Tess De Vocht , a player she already knows very well. At only  22 years The Dutchwoman currently occupies the  162th place in the world , very close to her career-best ranking (158th). She especially shows  31 matches played in 2026 , for 16 victories, a sign of a player who is also beginning to gain more experience on the international circuit.

A member of the Dutch national team, De Vocht was notably part of the team of  Netherlands finish fifth at the 2024 World Championships A performance she herself cites among the highlights of her young career. Her profile also reflects that of a player who is gradually trying to make more room for padel: she recently explained that she had to  still working in parallel , while hoping to one day settle in Spain to devote more time to his sporting project.

On the track, the Dutchwoman relies in particular on a  her forehand, which she considers her main strength appreciating his ability to direct him and create shifts in the exchange.

Now, I would  the last part focused on Marnes There's no need to oversell their status before the final draw is known: the idea is rather to show that everything we've just discussed must now translate onto the slopes of Forest Hill. The tournament will take place from  August 31 to September 5 , with the main table starting on September 3rd. (Padel FIP)

Marnes, an opportunity to make it happen

After having participated in numerous tournaments abroad,  Camille Sireix will have the opportunity to showcase her talent at home this time. From August 31 to September 5, the FIP Bronze Marnes II will bring the international circuit back to the Forest Hill in Marnes-la-Coquette, just a few months after a first edition already held at the same location.

And the Frenchwoman won't arrive unprepared. Alongside  Tess De Vocht She will be able to draw on a particularly busy season and a partnership that has already demonstrated its ability to reach the later rounds of a FIP Bronze tournament. Their final in Tbilisi, after starting the tournament as the number 1 seed, undoubtedly remains their main shared benchmark.

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In a women's draw where several French pairs have ambitions,  Sireix / De Vocht will therefore be among the associations to watch closely For Sireix, who spent a good part of her year travelling the international circuit, the goal now will be to make the most of all this experience a few kilometres from home.

After Nairobi, Thailand, the Netherlands, and Georgia,  Next stop: Marnes-la-Coquette 

Raphael Degironde

As a padel fan and player, I scan the padel scene: Beware, you are being watched!

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