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National Rankings October 2024
The National Selection Panel (able-body) has determined the latest National Rankings.
Introducing the Panel for the High-Performance Abled-Bodied Table Tennis Program Review
As recently announced our High Performance Abled Bodied Program will be undergoing a thorough post-Olympic review in the coming months to assess and enhance its structure and effectiveness. We are pleased to introduce the esteemed review panel that will lead this comprehensive evaluation.
Expressions of Interest – National Generation 2032 Program Coach
Are you passionate about developing the next generation of High-Performance athletes?
Table Tennis Australia are seeking expressions of interest from experienced and motivated High-Performance coaches to join the Next Generation 2032 Program.
High Performance Abled Bodied Program Review
A comprehensive post-Olympic review of our high-performance able-bodied program will take place in the coming months.
Future Stars Revealed: World Youth Championships Selections Announced
Table Tennis Australia are pleased to announce the official selections for the upcoming World Youth Championships to be held in Helsingborg, Sweden from 22nd – 29th November 2024.
A Celebration of Skill and Sportsmanship
The stage is set for one of the most anticipated Australian table tennis events of the year - the National Veterans Championships. Taking place from Saturday 14th to Saturday 21st September at the Silverdome in Tasmania.
2024 World Table Tennis Youth Contender, Darwin
Thu 03 Oct 2024 08:30 — Mon 07 Oct 2024 00:15
World Table Tennis Youth Contender Darwin
Tasmania Come and Try Para - Table Tennis Day
Sat 02 Nov 2024 10:00 — 12:00
Come and Try Para - Table Tennis is a fantastic way to ignite your passion for the sport and embark on a rewarding journey of improvement and discovery. So why not grab your racket, step up to the table, and let the games begin!
Melbourne Come and Try Para - Table Tennis Day
Sun 03 Nov 2024 10:00 — 12:00
Come and Try Para - Table Tennis is a fantastic way to ignite your passion for the sport and embark on a rewarding journey of improvement and discovery. So why not grab your racket, step up to the table, and let the games begin!
ACT Come and Try Para - Table Tennis
Sat 16 Nov 2024 11:00 — 12:00
Come and Try Para - Table Tennis is a fantastic way to ignite your passion for the sport and embark on a rewarding journey of improvement and discovery. So why not grab your racket, step up to the table, and let the games begin!
Queensland Come and Try Para - Table Tennis
Sun 17 Nov 2024 10:00 — 12:00
Come and Try Para - Table Tennis is a fantastic way to ignite your passion for the sport and embark on a rewarding journey of improvement and discovery. So why not grab your racket, step up to the table, and let the games begin!
Western Australia - Come and Try Para - Table Tennis
Sat 23 Nov 2024 14:00 — 16:00
Come and Try Para - Table Tennis is a fantastic way to ignite your passion for the sport and embark on a rewarding journey of improvement and discovery. So why not grab your racket, step up to the table, and let the games begin!
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