Itzhak Perlman Headlines Great Neck Park District’s Summer Concert Series
12 hours ago
France Félix Lebrun, a prodigious French table tennis talent, has rapidly ascended the ranks to become one of the sport's youngest top-ranked players, making him a compelling figure for brands seeking association with rising global stars.
Team Lebrun continues its collaboration with XIX Sports Group, an exclusive sponsorship consulting agency for Alexis and Félix Lebrun.
Félix Lebrun is partnered with the German brand TIBHAR, which provides him with his equipment, including his F. Lebrun Hyper Carbon blade and Hybrid K3 max rubber. The Lebrun brothers have also extended their contract early with TIBHAR until 2032.
The Lebrun brothers have extended their contract with Saarbruecken-based company URSAPHARM and its brand HYLO until 2032.
Born on September 12, 2006, in Montpellier, France, Félix Lebrun emerged from a family deeply involved in table tennis. His father, Stéphane, achieved a national ranking as high as seventh in France, and his uncle, Christophe Legoût, represented France in three Olympic Games. Félix, alongside his older brother Alexis, began playing table tennis at a young age, with Félix starting at three. He adopted a penholder grip at age four, inspired by Chinese player Chen Jian who trained in Montpellier. This familial background provided a strong foundation for his early development in the sport.
Lebrun’s career progression has been marked by significant achievements from a young age. He secured multiple youth titles, including French championships at both cadet and junior levels. In 2022, he won the French doubles championship and earned his first continental bronze medal at the European Championships in men’s doubles with his brother Alexis. The following year, 2023, saw him as a singles runner-up at the French Championships, but he then claimed his first individual title at the European Games in Krakow. Félix continued to achieve a team bronze medal at the European Championships and his first international doubles title with Alexis at the WTT Star Contender de Lanzhou, culminating in his entry into the world’s top 10 at just 17.
The year 2024 further solidified Lebrun’s status as a world-class player. He secured his first WTT circuit title at the WTT Contender Antalya, defeating Dimitrij Ovtcharov. He then reached the top 5 in the WTT rankings and earned two bronze medals at the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics, becoming the youngest male medalist in Olympic table tennis in individual and team events. In October 2024, he won the WTT Champions Montpellier, becoming the first French player to do so. By November 2024, Félix and Alexis became the world’s number one doubles pair after winning the WTT Finals in Fukuoka. In March 2025, Félix became the French national table tennis champion, defeating his brother Alexis in the final.
Curious about our offerings or have inquiries? We're eager to assist!
Just complete the form, and we'll respond promptly.
