
PERFORMANCE
Players
The British Padel Academy supports committed and aspiring players — juniors and adults — through high-quality coaching, structured training, and access to exclusive development opportunities. Players within the academy benefit from reduced coaching rates, performance-focused sessions, and a clear pathway to progress. Many have gone on to represent Great Britain, reflecting the academy’s impact at the highest levels of the sport.

Rosie Quirk
Rosie has only been playing the sport for little over a year and with a strong tennis background behind her she has been able to adapt to the game of Padel to elevate her to No 1 in the LTA national women's ranking. Along with her partner Chloe they have taken the Padel tour by storm with beating some GB players and winning 4 Grade 2 LTA titles at 14 and 15 years of age.
Very exciting to see this next year and to see where she can go from here.

Stan Hunt
Stan is a rising junior padel player who recently clinched victory at a Grade 3 event, showcasing his talent and dedication to the sport. As a member of the British Padel Academy, Stan continues to develop his skills and compete at a high level, aiming for further success in national and international tournaments.

Chloe de la Mare
In April 2024, Chloe (then just 13) became the youngest ever winner of an LTA Grade 2 padel tournament as she partnered 14-year-old friend Rosie Quirk to an astounding string of victories, most notably against GB Senior players.
She is currently ranked LTA womens No 1 in the country and is rapidly becoming a force within the ladies game alongside her partner Rosie Quirk.
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Liam de la Mare
Liam is a player that is rapidly making a name for himself among the murmerings of the UK padel scene. Through his quiet manner and obsession to training he is competing with some of the best in the country let alone at his age group.
It will be very exciting to see where his talent and growth will take him in the next few years.
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Ewan Ramsden
Ewan Ramsden found his passion for padel under BPA coach Dan Troy. While he dabbled in coaching, his heart lies in playing and constantly improving his game.
He founded EverythingPadel, which began as a padel shop and has since grown into a thriving community and YouTube channel. Now a recognised voice in UK padel, Ewan inspires others to embrace the sport.
A skilled, coachable player and standout padel influencer, Ewan brings professionalism and passion to everything he does.

Jamie Broughton
Jamie is a committed padel player with 9 months of experience and a strong tennis background. Drawn to the doubles aspect, he quickly found his stride in padel and now trains under Harry Jiggins.
Currently ranked 6th in the UK U16 boys, Jamie is focused on technical and tactical development as he aims for success in both junior and men’s competitions — with international aspirations on the horizon.

Harry Jiggins
Harry started playing padel 5 years ago, his passion and drive for the sport has flourished his playing quality allowing Harry to compete at a national level, reaching a career-high ranking of No. 30 in the UK. He regularly plays against the country’s top players, further enhancing his expertise and understanding of the game.
He has an exceptional attitude to learning and is a huge asset to the Academy both as a player and truly fantastic coach.

Charlie Gotka
Charlie has been playing padel for 18 months, building on a strong tennis background. He discovered the sport at SQ1 Padel Club in Ashford and now trains regularly with Dan. With a great attitude toward learning, Charlie is beginning to compete in tournaments nationwide and is excited to keep developing as a player.

Oliver Hayday
Ranked 389
I started playing padel five years ago with no previous racket sport background, after being introduced to the game by a school friend. Since then, I’ve competed in tournaments across the UK and occasionally abroad at FIP events. My best result to date is reaching the Grade 1 semi-final at Rockslane Chiswick alongside fellow academy player Liam De La Mare.

Lucas Burgess