TTA is pleased to announce that Karen Zhang has been re-appointed as an Appointed Director on the TTA Board for two years, with her tenure being extended until November 2023.
Rising star Nicholas Lum continued his run of stellar performances in Europe, winning silver in the Under 17 Boys Singles at the World Table Tennis Youth Contender event in Hungary overnight.
Yangzi Liu marked her return to international competition with a stunning performance at the World Table Tennis Youth Contender event in Italy, claiming gold in the Under 19 Girls Singles after a series of clinical performances.
Townsville Table Tennis Association recently celebrated its 90th anniversary with a successful 5-day Ping Pong Festival that brought the QLD table tennis community together.
Rising Australian stars Nicholas Lum and Finn Luu have announced their return to international competition with a bang. Competing at the World Table Tennis Youth Contender event in Lignano, Italy, the duo looked at home on the first leg of their European Tour with Lum winning gold and Luu claiming bronze in the Under 17 Boys Singles.
As she was searching for new coaching opportunities, Townsville Table Tennis Association (TTTA) coach Caitlin Woods was quick to jump on the Girls Spinneroos program when it was first introduced at the club last year.
Coaches are the first people to interact with beginners of any sport and Table Tennis Australia (TTA) National Coordinator - Coaching and Officiating Franck Roguiez believes that setting pathways for coaches and giving them opportunities to share knowledge is paramount to provide a strong base to all athletes, from grassroots to high performance levels.
After 18 months of restrictions and difficulties some of the Queensland table tennis clubs were finally able to get together for the inaugural Andro Team Cup, which took place last Sunday at the Moreton Bay Table Tennis Association (MBTTA).
After the success of the recent Olympic and Paralympic Games, Australian table tennis athletes are already focusing on the next major multisport event, taking stock of their experience in Tokyo and mapping out their journey towards Birmingham.
Alois Rosario and Ross Pinder share how a shift in coaching philosophy, athlete engagement and the role of video analysis influenced Australian athletes' practice and competition preparation.
The Australian para-table tennis team experienced unprecedented success at the recent Tokyo Paralympic Games also thanks to the support network who helps them prepare and develop.
Table Tennis Australia’s Spinneroos continues to be a hit in schools across the country, with students at Nemarluk School in Alawa the latest to fall in love with the program.
With great regret, and following consultation with all stakeholders, TTA has decided to cancel the 2021 Veterans Championships and the 2021 Seniors, Youth, Juniors and Para Championships.
Delivered at Anula Primary School with the support of the Darwin Table Tennis Association, the very first table tennis Club Connect program has been a big success, paving the way for more collaborations between schools and clubs to facilitate children’s transition to regular table tennis club participation.
The Moreton Bay Table Tennis Association (MBTTA) and the Queensland table tennis community were praised for their efforts when they hosted a successful edition of the Special Olympics table tennis State Games on Saturday September 4 2021.
Australia achieved phenomenal results at the Tokyo Paralympic Games, winning 2 gold medals, 4 silver medals and finishing 2nd on the overall table tennis medal tally. The entire team did Australia and the Australian table tennis community very proud. Following completion of the Tokyo Paralympic Games, TTA are pleased to release the updated lists of Official Australian Representatives – Para.