The Spanish city of Malaga will host the FISU World University Championship Padel 2026 from July 6 to 11. Student-athletes from around the world will compete in men's, women's, and mixed categories. This event marks a significant gathering for university-level padel.
Malaga, a vibrant coastal city in Spain, has been selected to welcome the International University Sports Federation (FISU) World University Championship for Padel in 2026. Scheduled from July 6 to 11, the championship will bring together talented student-athletes from across the globe to showcase their skills in this rapidly growing racket sport.
Padel, which combines elements of tennis and squash, will feature competitions in three categories: men's, women's, and mixed doubles. The event promises to foster international exchange and highlight the athletic prowess of university competitors. As padel continues to gain popularity worldwide, this championship underscores its appeal at the collegiate level.
Organized under the auspices of the Padel International Federation (FIP), the tournament will provide a platform for emerging talents. While specific details on venues within Malaga or participating nations remain forthcoming, the announcement emphasizes the city's readiness to host such an international sporting spectacle.
This championship aligns with FISU's mission to promote university sports globally, encouraging participation and excellence among students.
