2022 TTA Tour - Melbourne: Final Results

The TTA Tour - Melbourne was played at Croydon & Districts Table Tennis Association on 16-17 April.

162 athletes from 7 States/Territories competed at the event, with 327 individual event entries being received. The entries set a new record for the TTA Tour.

FINAL RESULTS:
MEN'S SINGLES

WOMEN'S SINGLES

UNDER 21 MEN'S SINGLES

UNDER 21 WOMEN'S SINGLES

UNDER 19 BOYS' SINGLES

UNDER 19 GIRLS' SINGLES

UNDER 17 BOYS' SINGLES

UNDER 17 GIRLS' SINGLES

UNDER 15 BOYS' SINGLES

UNDER 15 GIRLS' SINGLES

UNDER 13 BOYS' SINGLES

UNDER 13 GIRLS' SINGLES

UNDER 11 BOYS' SINGLES

UNDER 11 GIRLS' SINGLES

CLASS 1-5 SINGLES

CLASS 6-11 SINGLES

LIVESTREAMING:
Livestreaming was provided on Saturday 16 April all day. Livestreaming was undertaken by TTA's long-term broadcast partner, My Sport Live. Livestreaming can be viewed through the link below, or through the TTA Facebook page.

ENTRY LISTS:
Note that the order of accepted entries is also the seedings list for each event.

OPEN EVENTS

UNDER 21 EVENTS

UNDER 19 EVENTS

UNDER 17 EVENTS

UNDER 15 EVENTS

UNDER 13 EVENTS

UNDER 11 EVENTS

CLASS 1-5 EVENTS

CLASS 6-11 EVENTS

ABOUT THE TTA TOUR:
The TTA Tour provides national level competition opportunities for National Squad and non-National Squad athletes alike, with events being professionally presented and managed by TTA.

In 2022, four TTA Tour events will be played: Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

Key features of the TTA Tour are:

• Livestreamed matches.
• All events have National Title status.
• Singles events only, mirroring the age groups and classes played at the National Championships.
• Strong prizemoney for Open events.
• Capped entries to ensure fully timed matches, with event schedules and draws done in advance.
• Played over one weekend, with each age group/class played in a designated timeslot.
• Open to all, irrespective of citizenship status.