2026 TTA National Championships reaches half-way mark

With play closing on Day Three of the 2026 TTA National Championships, we recap the first half of the tournament, which has delivered outstanding table tennis to Goulburn, New South Wales.

TTA's 2026 National Youth, Senior and Para Championships have brought over 200 competitors from across Australia to the Veolia Arena, and following the conclusion of Day 3, the team competitions and the opening Para singles events have now concluded.

Monday saw the beginning of the U19 Boys, U21 Men's and Open Men's team events, followed by the Class 1-5, 8-10 and 11 Para Events, before the U19 Girls, U21 Women's and Open Women's team events kicked off in the afternoon.

On Day 2, the same events continued, before the start of the Para Singles events on Day 3.

As well as housing Australia's finest table tennis talent, we have been joined by "Team Pacific". Team Pacific is made up of nine athletes and two coaches, and include representatives from Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Nauru, the Marshall Islands and Cook Islands. We are delighted to welcome Team Pacific to the Championships.

Futhermore, Finn Luu, Hwan Bae, Aditya Sareen, Connie Psihogios, Minhyung Jee and Jiamuwa Wu, members of TTA's National Squad are back in Australia following their recent appearances at the US Smash event, competing in both singles and teams events.

The full list of medallists from the first three days of play can be found here:

Open Men's Teams:

Gold: New South Wales A (Hwan Bae, Xuqi Lin, Kane Townsend, Yining Wang)

Silver: Victoria A (Aditya Sareen, Dillon Chambers, Finn Luu, Yousef Hassan)

Bronze: New South Wales B (Chulong Nie, Clarence Cheng, Lin Liang, Won Bae)

Open Women's Teams: 

Gold: New South Wales A (Yitian Yin, Jiamuwa Wu, Erin Qiuxia Li)

Silver: Victoria A (Connie Psihogios, Sanaya Buddhadasa, Nguyen Cherry Le)

Bronze: South Australia: (Hanna Goh, Stephy Hung Ing Ngu, Siewyi Ngu)

U21 Men's Teams:

Gold: New South Wales A (Jeffrey Guo, Ray Yan Zhang, Jay Kapadia, Havin Shengali)

Silver: Victoria A (Max Geering, Arvin Yeung, Anthony Silk, Colin Chen)

Bronze: New South Wales B (Narinder Aggarwal, Marc Tang, Ryan Liang, Atsuto Hideura)

U21 Women's Teams: 

Gold: Victoria A (Alyssa Yeung, Ariel Li, Coral Zhao)

Silver: New South Wales B (Jolene Wang, Justine Wu, Mona Xu)

Bronze: New South Wales A (Lily Zhang, Moshi Hao)

U19 Boys' Teams:

Gold: Western Australia (Ting-Chia Chang, Sidney Win Shwe, Rayan Vardinejad)

Silver: Victoria A (Alex Zhongye Huang, Aaron Nguyen, Rivindu Buddhadasa, Lucas Lum)

Bronze: New South Wales A (Jong Ha Hyun, Andrew Li, Stephen Liu, Richard Fu)

U19 Girls' Teams:

Gold: Victoria A (Kavyaa Madaan, Aradhya Dhingra, Qinle Alice Xia)

Silver: Queensland A (Lin Zhu, Taleisha Gaeta, Tiffany Lam)

Bronze: Victoria B (Shrinkia Hariprasad, Swetha Sundaresan, Serena Zhang)

Class 1-5 Wheelchair Teams:

Gold: Chris Addis & Danni Di Toro (Victoria)

Silver: Jimmy Huo & Samir Eshani (New South Wales)

Bronze: Raphael Uzoma & Jessy Chen (New South Wales)

Class 6-7 Wheelchair Teams: 

Gold: Lennard Properjohn & Jetson Wood (Western Australia)

Silver: Samuel Rizkalla & Dylan Nelson (Victoria)

Bronze: James Morrison & Vicky Zeng (South Australia)

Class 8-10 Standing Teams: 

Gold: David Serifovic & Jonas Campbell (Queensland)

Silver: Maximos Papacostantinou & Ian Kim (New South Wales)

Bronze: Joseph Shomali & Thi Doan (Victoria)

Class 11 Teams: 

Gold: Jonathan Tan & Jasmin Lette (New South Wales)

Silver: Chenoa Paul & Rebecca Simpson (Australian Capital Territory)

Bronze: Woody Menzies & Jack Ehlers (Australian Capital Territory)

Class 1-2 Para Singles: 

Gold: Oliver Pizzey Stratford (Victoria)

Silver: Ashok Bondili (Victoria)

Bronze: Evgeny John Savinov (Victoria)

Class 3 Para Singles: 

Gold: Jessy Chen (New South Wales)

Silver: Samir Eshani (New South Wales)

Bronze: Somayeh Sahar Mahdavi (New South Wales)

Class 4-5 Para Singles: 

Gold: Chris Addis (Victoria)

Silver: Raphael Uzoma (New South Wales)

Bronze: Jimmy Huo (New South Wales)

Class 6 Para Singles: 

Gold: Lennard Properjohn (Western Australia)

Silver: Samuel Rizkalla (Victoria)

Bronze: Patrick Horn (Australian Capital Territory)

Class 7 Para Singles: 

Gold: Isaac Barwick (Queensland)

Silver: Dylan Nelson (Victoria)

Bronze: James Morrison (South Australia)

Class 8 Para Singles: 

Gold: Jonas Campbell (Queensland)

Silver: Abraham Jude (Queensland)

Bronze: Joseph Shomali (Victoria)

Class 9-10 Para Singles:

Gold: Ian Kim (New South Wales)

Silver: Anthony Majtlis (Victoria)

Bronze: Maximos Papacostantinou (New South Wales)

Class 11 Para Singles: 

Gold: Sam Von Einem (South Australia)

Silver: Jonathan Tan (New South Wales)

Bronze: Chenoa Paul (Australian Capital Territory)

Play will continue at the Veolia Arena, Goulburn, NSW, until Saturday, July 11, with live streaming available via this link. 

You can also keep up to date with all of the latest fixtures and results here.