Cameroon Revive African U-18 Volleyball…

Cameroon breathed new life into their campaign at the 2026 African U-18 Girls Volleyball Championship with an emphatic straight-sets victory over Senegal in their third match of the tournament.

Key Highlights

• Cameroon earned their first victory of the 2026 African U-18 Girls Volleyball Championship with a convincing 3-0 win over Senegal.
• The Cameroonians won 25-16, 25-21, 25-17, producing a dominant all-round performance.
• The victory ended Cameroon’s two-match losing streak after opening defeats to Tunisia and hosts Egypt.
• Cameroon impressed with strong defence, effective serving and clinical finishing throughout the match.
• Senegal suffered a third consecutive defeat, having previously lost to Morocco (3-2) and Tunisia (3-0).

The Cameroonian side produced a confident and disciplined performance to record a 3-0 (25-16, 25-21, 25-17) triumph, securing their first win after enduring back-to-back defeats in their opening two fixtures.

Having lost 3-0 to both Tunisia and tournament hosts Egypt, Cameroon responded in impressive fashion, dominating proceedings against Senegal with solid defence, effective serving and clinical finishing to claim a morale-boosting result.

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For Senegal, the loss marked a third consecutive defeat at the championship.

They had opened the tournament with a narrow 3-2 setback to Morocco before falling 3-0 to Tunisia, and were again unable to halt their losing streak against the resurgent Cameroonians.

The 2026 African U-18 Volleyball Championship is being held from July 20 to 30 at the Pioneers Club in Egypt, featuring 14 of Africa’s top youth national teams competing for continental honours.

Organised under the patronage of Egypt’s Minister of Youth and Sports, Johar Nabil, and Engineer Ayman Attia, the championship continues to showcase some of the continent’s brightest emerging volleyball talents.

With their first victory now secured, Cameroon will look to carry the momentum into their remaining fixtures as they seek a stronger finish in the tournament, while Senegal will be determined to bounce back and earn their first win before the competition concludes.