Beatriz
González
Spain
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Padel
Date of birth | 23 November 2001 |
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Place of birth | Málaga |
Age | 24 |
Nationality | Spain |
Career start | 2016 |
Discipline | Padel |
Bea González first picked up a padel racket at the age of four while watching her father play with friends in Málaga. She began taking lessons at eight and quickly developed into a standout junior player.
In 2016, at just 14, González made her World Padel Tour debut and became the youngest player in the history of the professional circuit to compete at that level.
Record-breaking rise on the World Padel Tour
In 2017, while still competing at cadet level, González won the Spanish Junior Championship and was part of Spain's title-winning team at the Junior World Championship in Málaga. Three years later, at 18, she became the youngest player in World Padel Tour history to win a title, claiming the Madrid Open alongside Marta Ortega. She went on to win four more World Padel Tour titles alongside Ortega through 2022, taking their tally together to five.
Success with Delfina Brea
In 2023, González teamed up with Delfina 'Delfi' Brea for her most successful season to that point. The pair won five World Padel Tour titles and two Premier Padel events, while González became the youngest player in World Padel Tour history to win both a Master and the Master Final.
Premier Padel success and injury setbacks
González and Brea carried their momentum into 2024, winning four consecutive Premier Padel events in Puerto Cabello, Brussels, Sevilla and Asunción. Injuries disrupted González's season later in the year, but the pair reunited to add a fifth title in Dubai.
Premier Padel titles with Claudia Fernández
In 2025, González formed a new partnership with Claudia Fernández and the pair went on to win six Premier Padel titles. Their season included González's first Major title in Acapulco before they finished the year by defeating world No. 1 pair Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea to win the Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona.
Success with Paula Josemaría
González joined forces with former world No. 1 Paula Josemaría for the 2026 season. The new pair claimed their first title together at the Miami P1 before adding victories in NewGiza, Brussels, Asunción and Buenos Aires to complete a five-tournament winning streak. They added a sixth title in Valladolid in June.
Their results have kept González among the leading players on the Premier Padel circuit as the partnership continues through the 2026 season.