Minhyung Jee secured a bronze medal in both the Women's Singles and Women's Doubles at the WTT Feeder Prishtina last weekend, rounding off a positive week in the Kosovan capital.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) are delighted to have held the third TTA Tour of 2026 at Veolia Arena, Goulburn, New South Wales, on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May.
Table Tennis Australia are pleased to confirm the details of the draw for the 2026 TTA Tour New South Wales, which will take place at the Veolia Arena, Goulburn, on Saturday 30 and Sunday 31 May.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the final standings from the 2025/26 TTA National Hopes Tour, with the players now confirmed to represent Australia at the 2026 ITTF-Oceania Hopes Week in Auckland, New Zealand, from 20–25 July 2026.
Table Tennis Australia’s emerging talent continues to make its mark on the international stage, with Australian athletes delivering an excellent medal haul at WTT Youth Contender Bangkok 2026.
Schools across Australia are encouraged to get involved in Table Tennis Australia’s growing Ping.Pong.Play program, with Sporting Schools grant applications for Term 3 2026 now officially open.
Here at Table Tennis Australia, we recognise the incredible contribution of volunteers throughout our sport, and we know that, simply, the sport would be unable to thrive without the tireless hours of volunteers from all over Australia. Whether it be coaching, administrative support, mentoring, or refereeing and umpiring, there are so many areas in which volunteers make an outstanding difference, and we want to celebrate some of those this National Volunteer Week.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the outcome of its recent Board meeting elections, with Steve Knapp appointed as President and William Henzell as Vice President.
Sam Von Einem and Qian Yang concluded two successful tournaments for our National Para Squad in Slovenia, winning gold and silver medals, respectively, at the ITTF World Para Elite Lasko.
Table Tennis Australia are proud to have worked alongside the Shanghai University of Sport/China Table Tennis College to deliver a seven-day training camp for some of our younger athletes from throughout the country.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is excited to announce the expansion of the National Hopes Tour for 2026/27, delivering more opportunities than ever before for Australia’s emerging table tennis talent to develop within a high-performance environment.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) hosted its 2026 Annual General Meeting (AGM) on Saturday, May 9, at the Mantra, Melbourne Airport.
The AGM included representatives from all eight of our Member Associations, TTA Directors, some TTA Life Members, TTA Staff, and invited guests.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is excited to announce the support of Goulburn Mulwaree Council for both the 2026 TTA Tour New South Wales and the 2026 TTA National Senior, Youth & Para Championships, with two major national events set to be hosted at Veolia Arena in Goulburn.
We look back on the World Team Table Tennis Championships Finals London 2026, which saw memorable moments for both Australia's Men's and Women's Teams at one of the year's biggest tournaments.
Three Australian athletes have continued their progress into the later stages of the ITTF World Para Challenger Lasko, with Sam Von Einem, Qian Yang and Danni Di Toro still on the hunt for medals in Slovenia.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) can confirm that Yangzi Liu and Nicholas Lum will be granted exemptions from playing the 2026 National Senior Championships due to conflicts within the athletes' schedules.
The Table Tennis Australia (TTA) National Selection Panel is pleased to announce the release of the National Rankings List for April 2026, highlighting the performances of athletes across all categories. This fourth update of 2026 continues the implementation of the new National Rankings System, ensuring a transparent and consistent approach to ranking Australia’s top table tennis talent.