Padel in San Marino is managed by the Beach Tennis & Padel San Marino Association, a club affiliated with the San Marino Tennis Federation.

• President: Giuseppe Zafferani
  
• Discipline Manager: Stefano Pazzini
  
• The San Marino Tennis Federation is a member of the FIP (International Padel Federation).
  

Activities take place at Wonderbay in Serravalle, a top-tier international facility featuring 5 indoor courts.

National Team Highlights

In 2024, the San Marino national team competed in the European Championship qualifiers in Oslo, narrowly missing qualification for the finals held in Cagliari in late July.

• Head Coach: Christian Berardi
  
• Players: Edoardo Berardi, Davide Bertuccini, Luca Carli, Pietro Conti, William Forcellini, Jarno Giardi
  

In 2021, the team participated in the European Championships in Marbella, finishing 15th.
During summer 2023, the duo Edoardo Berardi & William Forcellini made history as part of the San Marino National Olympic Committee delegation at the European Games in Kraków. Under coach Antonio Mami, they fought hard but lost to Poland’s Lipinski & Naduk in a thrilling match.

Historic Vatican Friendly (April 2024)

San Marino faced the Vatican team in their first-ever international friendly in Rome, winning both matches:

• Men's singles: Davide Bertuccini & Jarno Giardi
  
• Women's doubles: Jarno Giardi & Cristina Bacciocchi
  

Club Competitions

• Men's team: Competing in Italian Serie C
  
• Women's team: Competing in Italian Serie D
  Matches are held at Wonderbay, which also hosts training programs for all skill levels.
  

Major Tournaments

• 2022: Hosted the 1st San Marino International Padel Cup (FIP GOLD), featuring 60 international pairs, including Top 50-ranked players.
  
• 2023: Held a FITP tournament (€5,000 prize pool) with Italy’s top-ranked players.
  
• Regular events: FITP and amateur tournaments take place year-round at Wonderbay.
  

Tamburello in San Marino began to take its first steps in 2013 when a refresher course in schools gave the opportunity to many young people to approach this discipline. From that moment, a group of enthusiasts began to cultivate a dream that, year after year, began to grow.
Over the years, the San Marino indoor tambourine team made its international debut, participating in the first World Championship and obtaining an honorable eighth place out of fifteen national teams. Since then, the path has been marked by commitment and continuous improvements, with San Marino taking part in four editions of the Indoor World Championships and one European Championship.
In 2023, the team achieved its best ever placing, with a sixth place at the World Championships, behind nations with a long tradition such as France, Italy, Spain, Brazil and Germany. A milestone that demonstrated the value of the work done in previous years.
But the positive results do not stop at the national team: Tamburello San Marino has also achieved excellent results at club level. In 2024, the team achieved second place in the Serie A Championship and won the Italian Cup, a victory that marked an important step in the growth of the discipline. In 2025, the team finished the national championship in third place.