05/07/2026
Mouna Beji, between passion for the game and determination
On pétanque courts, Mouna Beji stands out with a style defined by precision, commitment and consistency. A Team Obut player who has built her game over time, match after match, driven by unwavering standards.
Born in Tunis, Mouna Beji discovered the sport at the age of 9, introduced to it by her father. Just a few steps from her home, the Tunisian Pétanque Federation’s boulodrome quickly became her playground. She spent hours there training, repeating her movements and refining her accuracy.
Very early on, the game became a natural part of her daily life.
A passion for pétanque from the very first throws
Mouna Beji took her first steps at La Boule d'Or club in Tunis, the club closest to her heart, where she played for 15 years. It was there that she built the foundations of her pétanque practice and developed the discipline that still guides her every day.
She then continued her journey with the Gazelec Sport club in Tunis, where she kept refining her game and strengthening her place within Tunisian pétanque.
Reaching this level requires total commitment. Mouna Beji devoted much of her holidays to training, tirelessly repeating the same movements to gain greater precision and consistency.
A journey shaped by major competitions
At the age of 26, in 2011, Mouna Beji won her first World Championship title in triples, a victory achieved in Tunisia that remains a defining moment in her journey.
Six gold medals at the top of Tunisian pétanque
Over the years and through competitions, Mouna Beji has established herself as a leading figure in pétanque, with a record highlighted by six gold medals at the Mediterranean Games. An achievement that places her among the most decorated athletes in the history of the competition, alongside major Tunisian sports figures such as Olympic swimming champion Oussama Mellouli.
Individual World Champion, a victory apart
In 2023, Mouna Beji reached a new milestone by becoming Individual World Champion in Benin, a title that holds a special place in her journey. Alone on the court, she relied on years of hard work, precision and composure to reach the top. An intense and emotional victory that marked a defining moment in her career.
Rising through the ranks on French pétanque courts
By joining the Lyon Canuts pétanque club, Mouna Beji reached a new milestone. It was with this team that she secured her first major victories in France, notably in the French Championship and the French Club Cup.
In 2025, she competed for Vaulx-en-Velin, where she won the French Triples Championship title alongside Nadège Baussian and Ludivine d’Isidoro.
A landmark victory that continues her journey at the highest level.
At the heart of Team Obut
Mouna Beji joined Team Obut in 2020. There, she discovered a demanding collective where every detail matters: the gesture, the взгляд of fellow players, the discussions after each match. Alongside top-level players, she refined her game, adjusted her bearings and continued to progress, driven by this team dynamic.
A recognised shooter, she relies on a precise and committed style of play. She chooses RCC carbon pétanque boules for their feel in the hand and their ability to reduce rebounds. A choice that reflects her high standards and the way she approaches every throw.
Sharing the game at the heart of Obut training camps
Mouna Beji is one of those players whose journey goes beyond competition itself. Her high standards, consistency and commitment reflect years of dedicated work, where precision and control hold a central place.
Through Team Obut, she continues to embody this vision of the game by sharing her experience and supporting players in their progress. She is one of the champions involved in Obut pétanque training camps alongside elite players special moments where knowledge-sharing, high standards and passion for the game shape every exchange.
Alongside her sporting career, Mouna Beji is also a sports teacher specialising in pétanque. She passes on her experience with the same discipline she demands of herself every day. Coaching, supporting and sharing are all natural extensions of her commitment, both on and off the courts.
Because beyond performance, it is also the encounters, shared advice and moments experienced on the courts that help the game grow.
A connection built game after game
During a regional triples championship, Mouna Beji and Ludivine d’Isidoro found themselves playing together at the Vaulx-en-Velin boulodrome.
An exchange that still makes them smile: Ludivine d’Isidoro, although originally from Lyon, did not know there was a boulodrome in Vaulx-en-Velin… while Mouna Beji, who came from Tunisia, already knew about it.
Since then, the story often comes up between them, like a knowing wink that accompanies their games.
Mouna Beji, a journey built through the game
Frequently asked questions about Mouna Beji
- Who is Mouna Beji?
Mouna Beji is a top-level pétanque player and a member of Team Obut since 2020. Originally from Tunis, she is recognised for her international career and shooting precision.
- What are Mouna Beji’s main titles?
She notably became World Champion in triples in 2011 and Individual World Champion in 2023 in Benin. She has also won several gold medals at the Mediterranean Games.
- Which boules does Mouna Beji play with?
Mouna Beji plays with Obut RCC carbon boules, appreciated for their feel in the hand and their anti-rebound performance.
- Does Mouna Beji take part in Obut training camps?
She takes part in Obut pétanque training camps with elite players, where she shares her experience with participants.
Behind every throw lie years of hard work, discipline and passion. A journey built over time, where every movement matters.
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