P25
Starter
Low-pressure entry points for new players, juniors, and first-time competitors building match confidence.

Nigeria's national federation · Est. 2024
The national home of competition, rankings, and club development. You play. We handle the rest.

About the game
Padel is played in doubles on an enclosed court. The ball bounces off the walls, rallies last longer, and the learning curve is friendly — which is why it's the fastest-growing sport in the world.
4
players per court
20×10m
enclosed court
Glass
walls in play
Competition tiers
Four tiers. One ladder. Your results in every event add up to a single national ranking — so every weekend counts.
P25
Starter
Low-pressure entry points for new players, juniors, and first-time competitors building match confidence.
P50
Entry
For new competitors. Build confidence and earn your first ranking points.
P100
Intermediate
For regular players. Sharper rallies, bigger points, tougher draws.
P250
Advanced
For the best in the country. High stakes. National spotlight. Big points.
Clubs

Lagos · 4 courts

Lagos · 6 courts

Abuja · 3 courts

Port Harcourt · 2 courts
Rankings
Points are earned across P25, P50, P100, and P250 events. Your best six results count, and the ladder refreshes on the first of every month.
View full rankings →Top 4
Updated Nov 2026
1
Noha M.
Lagos
296 pts
2
Vicky M.
Abuja
280 pts
3
Sara F.
Port Harcourt
275 pts
4
Mirella A.
Cross River
136 pts
Development
A clear pathway from your first lesson to representing Nigeria on the international stage. Every step is mapped.
Start with coaching at an approved club. No gear needed.
Enter P25 and P50 events. Play your first sanctioned matches.
Earn points. Climb the national ladder. Best six count.
Top the charts. Get called up. Play for Nigeria.
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Partners
NSC
Nigerian Sports Commission
LSM
Lagos State Ministry
ASC
Abuja Sports Council
APF
African Padel Federation
FIP
FIP Africa
NOC
Nigerian Olympic Committee