Young Egyptian champion Hana Goda has been crowned champion of the African Table Tennis Championship in the women’s singles competition for the fourth time in her illustrious sporting career, following her victory in the final match over her counterpart and compatriot, Dina Meshref. Goda secured the match with a clean score of four sets to zero, reaffirming her absolute dominance over the continent’s competitions in this sport.
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A Golden Record and Superiority Over Competitors
With this new crowning in Benghazi, 18-year-old Hana Goda continues to write history in African table tennis, adding this title to her previous achievements, which included the years 2020, 2023, and 2025. This result embodies Goda’s clear dominance, especially since this final is the third of its kind to bring her together with champion Dina Meshref, and all confrontations ended in Goda’s favor, reflecting remarkable technical and mental superiority.
Set Results and Final Match Proceedings in Benghazi 2026
This edition of the 2026 African Table Tennis Championship was held in Benghazi, with wide participation from the best male and female players. The set results of the final match reflected the distinguished performance of the Egyptian champion, ending (12-10, 11-3, 11-7, 11-9), in a match where Goda displayed a high technical level and a great ability to control sensitive points.