Ghana / Saudi Arabia, October 2025 — Rising Saudi tennis star Haniya Minhas claimed the ITF J100 girl’s singles title in Accra, Ghana, with a convincing 6-4, 6-2 victory over top-seed Lamiss Houas. This marks one of her most significant international wins this year and underscores how Saudi talent is increasingly competitive on the junior global stage.
What Happened
- Minhas played solid tennis, controlling the match with precise serves and smart baseline play.
- She entered the tournament as one of the favorites, but still had to overcome pressure — and she did so quite comfortably.
- The win adds to her strong 2025 season, where she has already collected multiple titles and built momentum among international juniors.
Why This Win Matters
- Global Experience & Reputation
Wins at ITF J100 events help junior players move up in rankings, gain confidence, and attract attention from sponsors or better training opportunities. For Minhas, this win increases her visibility globally. - Saudi Tennis Development Paying Off
The result reflects the growing investment in junior tennis in Saudi Arabia — training, tournaments, and support for young players are showing real results, helping produce winners on international courts. - Inspiration for Other Young Players
Minhas’s success shows that young Saudis can compete abroad, win tough matches, and build a path into higher-level events. It provides a role model and proof of what’s possible.
What to Watch Next
- Whether Minhas can carry that form into upcoming junior events and possibly transition toward higher-level tournaments.
- How she handles tougher opponents and the pressure that comes with expectations.
- Whether the Saudi Tennis Federation and sponsors will support her with more international training, coaching, and exposure.
Haniya Minhas’s victory in Accra is more than just a title—it’s a sign that Saudi Arabia’s tennis future is growing strong. For KSAsportz, she’s one of the names to watch next.