See you from June 13 to 15 at Home Padel Uno (Saint-Denis), with the French Championships over 45 years old. Three days of intense competition, bringing together seasoned, passionate players, often still ranked in the french top 100.

A busy program starting on Friday

Le Friday 13 June will mark the official launch of hostilities with:

  • 12 p.m.: draw
  • 13 p.m.: license checks and coaches' declarations
  • 14:30 p.m.: start of the women's and men's round of 1 (teams ranked 9 to 24)

Personalized classification matches will close the afternoon for the teams eliminated in the first round.

The best teams enter the competition on Saturday

Le Saturday 14 June, from 9h, the seeded players will make their entrance for the 1/8 final, followed in the afternoon by the quarter-finals, then the continuation of the classification matches. The club will open from 8h for warming up.

A friendly evening is scheduled for Saturday evening for the players.

The finals are scheduled for Sunday

Le Sunday 15 June will be devoted to final stages :

  • From 9 a.m.: women's then men's semi-finals
  • Not before 13:15 p.m.: women's final followed by the men's final
  • The last classification matches will also compete in the morning.

Strong seeding in the women's race...

At the women, several well-known French padel players are among the top 4 seeds:

  1. Amelie Detriviere (15) et Catherine Lalanne (22) – two references with recognized experience.
  2. Emmelien Lambregts (17) et Géraldine Sorel (21)
  3. Karine Terminet (56) et Stephanie Weill (55)
  4. Severine Liénard (72) et Celine Verdier (44)
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…and very heavy among men

On the men's side, the 4 seeded players are made up of:

  1. Christophe henry (148) et Frédéric Loriedo (115)
  2. Julien Datcharry (121) et Nicolas Kischkewitz (154)
  3. Cédric Carité (100) et Jean-Michel Pequery (200)
  4. Romain Coirault (85) et Franck Puech (272)
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A sporty weekend

Between very close encounters, friendly atmosphere et high level of play, these French Championships +45 years old promise to be one of the unmissable events of the month of June for all padel fans.

Head to Home Padel Uno, to follow this tournament.

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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