TTA proudly announces that TTA President Graham Symons has been elected to the ITTF Executive Committee as a Vice President, with the election taking place at the ITTF AGM overnight in Houston, USA. Graham is one of only 11 people worldwide on the ITTF Executive Committee, all of whom will serve a four year term.
The TTA Board provides a key outcomes summary after each Board Meeting to ensure that all stakeholders are informed about TTA developments and to offer openness and transparency.
Table Tennis Australia has announced the all-new National Identification Program combined with the State Hopes Programs set to be held in Victoria and NSW.
TTA and the National Selection Panel are pleased to announce that selections have been made for the 2021 World Youth Championships, which will be played in Portugal from 2-8 December.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is proud to announce the newest component of its Sporting Schools program for 2022 with the Inclusive Spinneroos in Schools set to be delivered in special education environments.
Play wrapped up for Aussie athletes overnight at the World Table Tennis Contender event in Slovenia. In yesterday’s matches Australia couldn’t overcome the might of China but our athletes still acquitted themselves strongly.
In a historic day for Australian table tennis, Min Hyung Jee and Yangzi Liu are guaranteed a medal in the Women's Doubles at the World Table Tennis Contender event in Slovenia, with the Aussies ousting Russia's Yana Noskova and Olga Vorobeva in a hard fought 3-2 win the quarter final. The medal is Australia's first at senior level in a World Table Tennis event.
Seven Australians are in action at the World Table Tennis Contender event in Slovenia, with five successfully navigating their way through a tough qualification stage.
After COVID-19 decimated national events in 2020 and 2021, TTA are looking forward to play resuming in 2022 with a full suite of national events on offer.
The term of multiple TTA Board Sub-Committees are due to expire on 31 December 2021. As such, TTA is calling for applications for multiple roles. Please note that all positions are voluntary.
Young guns Finn Luu and Nicholas Lum were back in action overnight, competing in the Under 19 Boys Singles event at the World Table Tennis Youth Contender event in Slovak Republic. The duo did not disappoint, with Lum earning a bronze medal and Luu notching a career best victory.
Yangzi Liu capped off a remarkable run of form in Europe by winning gold in the Under 19 Girls Singles at the World Table Tennis Youth Contender event in Hungary overnight. The win is Liu’s third Under 19 Girls Singles gold medal in as many weeks after previously winning in Italy and Slovak Republic.