The South African Team won the Team Trophy of the 32nd African Junior Championships held from 11 to 18 April 2009 in Casablanca – Morocco at the C.O.C & R.U.C Clubs. The second place returns to the Egyptian Team and the third place to the Tunisian Team which won the Girls Team trophy.

The singles titles were headed by the South African (2), Egyptian (2), Tunisian (1) and Moroccan (1)South Africa’s successes were headed by Chanel Simmonds, who dropped only six games en route the girls’ 18 & under title, defeating Tunisia’s Anais Hella Deville (15 years old) 60 61 in the final, and Wayne Montgomery, whose confirmed his dominance of the 14 & under singles with a 60 64 final win over Soufiane Mouline (MAR).

The two titles of the Egyptian Team were won by Karim Hossam in the 16 & Under when he defeated South African Hernus Pieters by 63 64, and Marina Albert whose defeated in the Final of the 14 & Under Girls her compatriot Mayar Sherief 76 62.

Tunisan Girl, Ons Jabeur (14 years and 7 months) won the 16 & Under Single title when she defeated her compatriot Nour Abbes 60 75. The other single title was won by the unseeded Moroccan player Hicham Khaddari when he defeated the number one seed and favourite Karim Maamoun (EGY) by 60 63

The team trophy was awarded to the nation who accumulated the highest number of points based on the best four singles results and the best four individual doubles results of each team. South Africa finished in first place, ahead of Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco. South Africa also won the boys’ team trophy, while Tunisia won the girls’ team trophy.

The South African Team won the Team Trophy of the 32nd African Junior Championships held from 11 to 18 April 2009 in Casablanca – Morocco at the C.O.C & R.U.C Clubs. The second place returns to the Egyptian Team and the third place to the Tunisian Team which won the Girls Team trophy.

The singles titles were headed by the South African (2), Egyptian (2), Tunisian (1) and Moroccan (1)South Africa’s successes were headed by Chanel Simmonds, who dropped only six games en route the girls’ 18 & under title, defeating Tunisia’s Anais Hella Deville (15 years old) 60 61 in the final, and Wayne Montgomery, whose confirmed his dominance of the 14 & under singles with a 60 64 final win over Soufiane Mouline (MAR).

The two titles of the Egyptian Team were won by Karim Hossam in the 16 & Under when he defeated South African Hernus Pieters by 63 64, and Marina Albert whose defeated in the Final of the 14 & Under Girls her compatriot Mayar Sherief 76 62.

Tunisan Girl, Ons Jabeur (14 years and 7 months) won the 16 & Under Single title when she defeated her compatriot Nour Abbes 60 75. The other single title was won by the unseeded Moroccan player Hicham Khaddari when he defeated the number one seed and favourite Karim Maamoun (EGY) by 60 63

The team trophy was awarded to the nation who accumulated the highest number of points based on the best four singles results and the best four individual doubles results of each team. South Africa finished in first place, ahead of Egypt, Tunisia and Morocco. South Africa also won the boys’ team trophy, while Tunisia won the girls’ team trophy.