Egypt Crowned African Youth Handball Champions After Thrilling Win Over Tunisia

Egyptian handball extended its reign over the continent as the 2006-born youth team captured the African Nations Handball Championship following a hard-fought 31-29 victory against Tunisia in the final held in Côte d’Ivoire.

This impressive win allowed the Pharaohs to successfully defend their title and solidify their position as the premier youth handball force in Africa. The championship match was intensely competitive, with both squads fiercely battling for supremacy and exchanging the lead throughout the game.

By securing this victory, the 2006-born generation preserved its continental crown, highlighting the seamless transition of dominance from one age group to the next and showcasing Egypt's enduring athletic strength across all levels. This latest triumph further enriches Egypt's rich legacy in African handball as national squads across various divisions continue to lead the continent.