The first Women’s Team World Championship will be held next May in Turkey! It is hoped the event will push existing players to even higher levels, inspire new players to...
by Joel Durston
The Pharaohs Racketlon Open 2026 is picking up steam very nicely! It is the first international tournament to be held in Egypt and indeed North Africa (South Africa recently hosted...
We are very excited to publish the first announcement of the 2027 World Tour – with more tournaments still to be added in the 2nd announcement later this year. A...
by Duncan Stahl
Koen Hageraats claimed his first World Championships with a victory against number two seed Joerg Kanonenberg after a fantastic run through the hardest part of the draw. It is very...
The World Champs is the best showcase for just how talented the racketlon community is, for both the very young and young at heart. It is inspiring to see young...
Finland surprised the racketlon world by winning the World Cup, claiming their first World Cup for 15 years. At this, the elite level, team players are usually household names, and...
Anaïs Ben Mansour became the new, first-time World Champion after a thrilling match against Anna-Klara Ahlmer that in no way stuck to the script. Indeed the fact she got to...
The lengths, in this case quite literal, that some people will go to to play racketlon is a humbling sign of this sport and the appeal of our community. This...
Anaïs Ben Mansour took out top seed Pauline Cavé to bag her place in the World Championship final. There she will meet Anna-Klara Ahlmer who saw off the challenge of...
