“Fatshimetrie is proud to present a new sensation in the world of table tennis: the young Egyptian prodigy, Hana Goda. Last Friday, she made history by winning the bronze medal in the Girls’ Under-19 Singles at the ITTF World Youth Championships, held in Sweden.
At just 16 years old, Goda impressed by qualifying for the semi-finals of the championship, where she faced German Annett Kaufmann. Despite losing in the semi-finals by a score of four sets to one, she secured her place on the podium by winning the bronze medal. A historic performance that makes her the first Egyptian, Arab and African player to win a medal at the ITTF World Youth Championships in this category.
Previously, the young talent had already caused a sensation at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, but she had to say goodbye to the competition after being eliminated in the round of 64 by Dutch star Britt Eerland.
Goda also distinguished herself by winning the gold medal at the African Games held in Ghana in March, as well as the title of African Singles Champion at the tournament held in Tunisia in September 2023. Her meteoric rise on the international table tennis scene is only just beginning and promises great prospects for the future of this sport.”
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