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TTA Releases August 2026 National Rankings
Published Fri 04 Sep 2026
The Table Tennis Australia (TTA) National Selection Panel is pleased to announce the release of the National Rankings List for August 2026, highlighting the performances of athletes across all categories.
The updated Open, Youth and Junior National Rankings categories have been now been released.
The latest update of rankings once more recognise the achievements of our athletes, showcasing commitment and progress from emerging players through to our most experienced competitors.
Results from the 2026 TAS Open, WTT Youth Contender Vientiane, WTT Youth Contender Spokane, TTSA Open Veterans, WTT Champions Yokohama, Europe Smash - Sweden, TTA Youth Olympic Games Trial, TTA Tour Queensland, TAS Closed Championships and the ITTF-Oceania Championships are among the tournaments which impacted the rankings upon August's conclusion.
Finn Luu remains top spot in the Open Men's rankings, whilst there has been rises for Dillon Chambers and Kane Townsend, with Townsend moving back into the top 10. Yangzi Liu continues in her number one position of the Open Women's rankings, whilst Connie Psihogios has moved up one spot to third place. Qinle Alice Xia, Kavyaa Madaan and Nguyen Cherry Le have also moved up in the rankings.
Rob Gomm, General Manager of TTA’s Olympic Program, added: "It’s encouraging to see such strong results reflected in this month’s National Rankings. Our athletes have been performing consistently across both domestic and international events, and that depth of performance is a really positive sign for the future of Australian table tennis."
TTA congratulates all athletes for their effort, dedication, and outstanding performances. These rankings not only celebrate individual success but also play an important role in selection considerations for future national and international events.
The full August 2026 National rankings can be viewed here.
The National Rankings are published in accordance with the National Ranking Regulations, ensuring fairness and consistency across all categories. TTA encourages all athletes, coaches, and supporters to review the latest rankings and celebrate the achievements of Australia’s vibrant table tennis community.
