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compass-supported Ladimir Mayorov from Spain won the U15 event at the prestigious Europe Youth Top 10, held in Antibes.
Ladimir Mayorov is only 13 years old, yet he is already capable of beating China’s best 14- and 15-year-olds. In Gangneung, Republic of Korea, he defeated three of them in a row.
compass-supported Elina Hu of Switzerland claimed silver in the Girls born 2015 event at the Euro Mini Champ's 2026, while France's Alyssia Bataille secured bronze.
Görkem Öcal was the most successful of the five compass-supported players at the Europe Youth Smash 2026 in Malmö, reaching the knockout stage in both U19 and U15 and advancing to the U15 quarterfinals.
compass-supported players won five gold medals and eleven medals overall at the European Youth Championships, held in Gondomar, Portugal, from 10–19 July.
Seven compass-supported players will compete for medals at the European Youth Championships in table tennis, taking place in Gondomar, Portugal, from 10–19 July. Among them are two of Europe's top U15 players, Görkem Öcal (Türkiye) and Siri Benjegård (Sweden), who are among the favourites for the singles titles.
The latest member of Team compass has already won 15 WTT Youth Contender titles. Today, we welcome Austria's Louis Fegerl, born in 2013.
compass-supported Danilo Faso and Görkem Öcal won silver at the U21 European Championships despite being up to five years younger than many of their opponents.
compass alumni Annett Kaufmann and Flavien Coton each won a medal at the World Team Championships in London.
Alyssia Bataille claimed the U13 title, while Siri Benjegård captured mixed doubles gold as compass-supported players delivered a series of strong performances at the WTT Youth Contender in Helsingborg.
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compass Talents
Today compass supports 20+ table tennis players from 10 countries with the main aim of enabling and empowering them to maximise their potential.
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If you believe in the importance of supporting young talents on the path towards the highest level of professional success, do get in touch!
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compass-supported Ladimir Mayorov from Spain won the U15 event at the prestigious Europe Youth Top 10, held in Antibes.
Ladimir Mayorov is only 13 years old, yet he is already capable of beating China’s best 14- and 15-year-olds. In Gangneung, Republic of Korea, he defeated three of them in a row.
compass-supported Elina Hu of Switzerland claimed silver in the Girls born 2015 event at the Euro Mini Champ's 2026, while France's Alyssia Bataille secured bronze.
Görkem Öcal was the most successful of the five compass-supported players at the Europe Youth Smash 2026 in Malmö, reaching the knockout stage in both U19 and U15 and advancing to the U15 quarterfinals.
compass-supported players won five gold medals and eleven medals overall at the European Youth Championships, held in Gondomar, Portugal, from 10–19 July.
Seven compass-supported players will compete for medals at the European Youth Championships in table tennis, taking place in Gondomar, Portugal, from 10–19 July. Among them are two of Europe's top U15 players, Görkem Öcal (Türkiye) and Siri Benjegård (Sweden), who are among the favourites for the singles titles.
The latest member of Team compass has already won 15 WTT Youth Contender titles. Today, we welcome Austria's Louis Fegerl, born in 2013.
compass-supported Danilo Faso and Görkem Öcal won silver at the U21 European Championships despite being up to five years younger than many of their opponents.
compass alumni Annett Kaufmann and Flavien Coton each won a medal at the World Team Championships in London.
Alyssia Bataille claimed the U13 title, while Siri Benjegård captured mixed doubles gold as compass-supported players delivered a series of strong performances at the WTT Youth Contender in Helsingborg.
About compass
#1
EUROPEAN
TABLE TENNIS
YOUTH FOUNDATION
Talent scouting and development with
COMpetence and PASSion
compass Talents
Today compass supports 20+ table tennis players from 10 countries with the main aim of enabling and empowering them to maximise their potential.
Partner with us
If you believe in the importance of supporting young talents on the path towards the highest level of professional success, do get in touch!
