Australian table tennis took another giant step forward at both the recent WTT China Smash (25 Sept - 5 October) and China Youth Smash (3 -5 October) 2025. Our team of 11 athletes delivered Australia’s best-ever performance at a WTT Smash event – a result that has us buzzing with pride and excitement for what’s ahead.
After four thrilling days of world-class table tennis action, the WTT Youth Contender Perth 2025 came to a close on October 11, marking the event’s debut in Western Australia. More than 160 athletes from 12 countries descended on Perth, bringing with them fierce competition and a display of exceptional young talent.
Twelve of Australia’s national squad athletes and five support staff have returned home from an unforgettable high-performance training and cultural exchange camp in China, proudly supported by the National Foundation for Australia–China Relations (NFACR)澳中基金会.
With 2025 being the first year of a new four (4) year Paralympic cycle, our Paralympic Program has already had incredible success and made significant progress against their Operational Plans.
Together with the National Selection Panel we are proud to unveil the 2026 National Para Table Tennis Squad – a dynamic group of athletes set to lead Australia into the next chapter of international para table tennis success.
The TTA Selection Panel are pleased to release the latest National Rankings List for September 2025, across all categories and using the new National Rankings System.
Table Tennis Australia is proud to announce that the 2025 Australian National Veterans Table Tennis Championships will take place from 18–25 October 2025 at the South Pine Indoor Sports Centre at Brendale, located in City of Moreton Bay.
Get ready, Australia — the team is locked in, and the stage is set! Table Tennis Australia is thrilled to announce the national team heading to Chengdu, China, for the ITTF Mixed Team World Cup 2025, running from 30 November – 7 December 2025.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce an important change to its National Volunteer and Coaches Awards program, designed to strengthen recognition of service at all levels of the sport and to better align the National Awards with State/Territory volunteer award programs.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is proud to officially announce the athletes selected to represent Australia at the ITTF World Youth Championships 2025, set to take place in Cluj-Napoca, Romania from 23–30 November 2025.
Canberra is ready for the last stop of the 2025 TTA Tour! Draws are now live for the 4–5 October event — check the updated round times and get ready for a weekend of thrilling matches, livestream action, and top talent from around Australia.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) acknowledges the interest surrounding the recent announcement of athletes attending the senior training camp in China, in particular, how player invitations were made.
Table Tennis Australia is thrilled to announce that, thanks to the generous support of the National Foundation for Australia–China Relations, twelve national squad member athletes and five support staff will travel to China for a transformative high-performance training and cultural immersion camp from 15 to 24 September 2025.
"Welcome to the Next Level"
TTA Events Team and the TTA National Selection Panel are pleased to confirm the list of accepted entries for all events at the 2025 TTA Tour Canberra, taking place at Tuggeranong Indoor Hall on 4–5 October.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is proud to share a first look at the action-packed 2026 national competition lineup, offering a vibrant blend of grassroots, national, and international events across the country.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the release of the latest National Rankings list for August 2025, across all categories and using the new National Rankings System.
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is thrilled to announce a dynamic new partnership with Ballers Clubhouse, Australia’s premier social playground renowned for its tech-infused, high-energy games.