The 2026 Belgian Padel Championships results are now confirmed. In Boechout, Maxime Deloyer and Clément Geens won the men’s title, while An-Sophie Mestach and Helena Wyckaert prevailed in the women’s draw. The event also crowned the leading youth pairs from U12 to U18.
Familiar names stay on top in the adult draws
Belgian padel keeps two remarkably stable benchmarks. Maxime Deloyer and Clément Geens claimed the men’s crown, while An-Sophie Mestach and Helena Wyckaert lifted the women’s trophy. Both pairings already appeared on Padel Belgium’s 2024 and 2025 roll of honour, extending their run to three consecutive national titles.
The adult event was played on 18 and 19 July 2026 at Padelclub Ter Eiken in Boechout. Sixteen men’s pairs and sixteen women’s pairs were selected mainly through the national ranking, creating a compact weekend in which there was little room for a slow start.
For Deloyer and Geens, another national title confirms the durability of a partnership that understands this competition. Mestach and Wyckaert offer the same picture in the women’s draw: beyond the trophy, their consistency has created a clear line of continuity at the top.
All 2026 Belgian champions, from U12 to adults
- Men: Maxime Deloyer and Clément Geens
- Women: An-Sophie Mestach and Helena Wyckaert
- U12 Open: Jules Decelle and Zacharie Elius
- U14 girls: Anna Wauters and Marie Van Bruyssel
- U14 boys: Gilles De Peuter and Nicolas Van Brempt
- U16 girls: Hanne Van Bruyssel and Nanou Vereertbrugghen
- U16 boys: Rune Keppens and Tibo Vandenabeele
- U18 boys: Lenno Degeling and Charly L’almand
The list answers the main question directly: Belgium’s 2026 champions are two established adult pairings and six youth teams. Together, they outline a national pathway in which several generations now have recognisable reference points.
A weekend connecting the present with the next generation
The central contrast is striking. The adult trophies remain with established teams, while the youth categories introduce a new set of names. That gives the 2026 edition its identity: continuity at the top and renewal underneath.
Selection criteria, schedule and the adult roll of honour are available on the official Padel Belgium website. Actu Padel also previewed the 2026 programme, selection process and prize money.
In Boechout, the trophies rewarded two different forms of mastery: adult pairs built to last and young teams beginning to make their names known.
