Ping. Pong. Play: 2027 Term 1 Grant Applications now open!
Schools across Australia are invited to bring the fun of table tennis to their students through Table Tennis Australia’s growing Ping.Pong.Play program, with Sporting Schools grant applications for Term 1 2027 now open through the Australian Sports Commission’s website.
Recap: 2026 National Veterans Championships
Table Tennis Australia’s 2026 National Veterans Championships concluded in Albury, New South Wales, following eight days of competition at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre from 17–24 October.
Australian Teams Confirmed for 2026 ITTF World Youth Championships
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to confirm the athletes selected to represent Australia at the 2026 ITTF World Youth Championships, with three Australian teams set to compete in the world’s biggest youth table tennis tournament.
TTA announces draw for 2026 National Veterans Championships
Table Tennis Australia are pleased to confirm the details of the draw for the 2026 TTA National Veterans Championships, which will take place at the Lauren Jackson Sports Centre, East Albury, from 17-24 October.
Lisa Davis appointed to TTA Board of Directors
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the appointment of Lisa Davis as a TTA Appointed Director, completing the organisation’s full Board contingent of seven Directors.
2026 Club Capability & Growth Program Now Open
Table Tennis Australia (TTA) is pleased to announce the launch of the 2026 Club Capability & Growth Program, providing affiliated clubs and associations with access to funding of up to $2,000 per application to strengthen participation, club capability and long-term sustainability.
2026 WTT Youth Contender (Ballarat) EOI
Sat 14 Nov 2026 09:00 - Tue 17 Nov 2026 21:00
2026/27 TTA National Hopes Tour & Pathway - NSW
Mon 18 Jan 2027 08:00 - Fri 22 Jan 2027 16:00

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