Telangana State Table Tennis Association

Sri Saanvi Kamarapu of SPARS TT Academy won a Bronze Medal at the UTT National Ranking Table Tennis Tournament in Panchkula, showcasing her consistency and determination. She won her quarter-final match against Ishita Colaso of Goa with scores of 11-9, 11-10, and 11-8, earning her spot in the semi-finals. This achievement is a proud moment for Telangana and serves as an inspiration for young athletes to take table tennis seriously. With hard work and dedication, they too can achieve great success and contribute to the bright future of the sport.

Team Telangana Clinches Gold In SGF Under-17 Boys Team Championship Beating Maharashtra 3-2 In The Final.

Medak District Selection for State Level competitions 2024

Medak District Table Tennis players have shown good performance in District Competitions and won prizes. This Tournament cum Selection for State Level tournaments 2024 was organised by Gulshan Club, Medak under the auspices of the Medak District Table Tennis Association.
Renowned Lawyer, Mr. L Janadhan Reddy addressed the gathering said that our country is far behind in sports and he promised to support the promising players in future. Medak Public Prosecutor, Mr. P Raj Kumar Garu, distributed prizes to the winners of the tournament. Dr. K Prabhu, P D Anandya, Telangana NGO ExPresident Shyam Rao, Advocate, D Durga Reddy, Sanga Members, Hanumanthu, Ravi Teja, Anish and others participated in this programme.
The district level winners are: Boys - 1. Naresh M 2. Ravi Teja K 3. Anish S 4. Naveen 5. Sai Sangameshwar 6. Varshit 7. Mahendra k 8. Pranay Raj.
Girls: 1. Kausika 2. Revathi 3. Navya

16 July 2024

PARIS 2024 OLYMPICS TABLE TENNIS: SREEJA AKULA, MANIKA BATRA GET HIGHEST SEEDING AMONG INDIANS

Sreeja Akula (16th) and Manika Batra (18th) are the highest-seeded Indian players at the Paris 2024 Olympics table tennis tournament which begins on July 27. The International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) revealed the seedings on Tuesday. A total of 67 players are seeded in each of the men’s and women’s singles competitions while 16 teams each are seeded for both team events. Last month, Sreeja Akula reached a career-best No. 24 in the world table tennis rankings, displacing Manika Batra as India’s top women’s singles player. The 25-year-old Sreeja, a two-time national champion, became the first Indian table tennis player to win a WTT Contender singles title at Lagos in June. Partnering Archana Kamath, she also bagged the doubles title. World No. 28 Manika Batra, meanwhile, is seeded only two places below her compatriot at the Paris 2024 Olympics. A former Commonwealth Games champion, Manika made the Saudi Smash women’s singles quarter-final in May, becoming the first Indian singles table tennis player to reach the last eight of a WTT Grand Smash event. Manika will be making her third straight appearance in the Olympics. Sharath Kamal is set to make his fifth Olympic appearance. The two-time Commonwealth Games men’s singles champion is seeded 24th at the Paris 2024 Olympics. At Tokyo 2020, the 41-year-old veteran was ousted in the third round, his best finish at the Olympic Games to date. National champion Harmeet Desai, ranked 86th in the world in men’s singles, is seeded 49th. He will make his Olympic debut. Meanwhile, India will debut in the team table tennis events at the upcoming Olympics where the four singles players will be joined by Manav Thakkar (men’s team) and Archana Kamath (women’s team). Both the men’s and women’s team events were introduced to the Olympic programme at Beijing 2008. Seeded 14th at Paris 2024, the Indian men’s table tennis team is among the top five Asian teams. Manika Batra and Co. are seeded 11th in the women’s team event. All six Indian table tennis players made the cut for Paris 2024 via their world rankings. There is no Indian representation in the mixed doubles tournament. Table tennis at the Paris 2024 Olympics will be conducted between July 27 and August 10. All five competitions -- men’s singles, women’s singles, mixed doubles, men’s team and women’s team -- will be played at the South Paris Arena.

25th & 26th July, 2024

Rukuminibai Memorial Interschool Prize Money Table Tennis Tournament will held on 25th & 26th July 2024 at Secunderabad Public School, Secunderabad.

08th & 09th June, 2024

Telangana State Ranking League Championships 2024 - UNDER 13 BOYS & GIRLS

30th & 02th July, 2024

2nd LITTLE FLOWER HIGH SCHOOL TELANGANA STATE RANKING TABLE TENNISTOURNAMENT - 2024

04th & 09th June, 2023

National Ranking Tournament From 4th - 9th June, 2023

04th & 08th June, 2023

9th Stag Telangana State & Inter District Table Tennis Championship-2022

17-June-2024

SFR Snehit made history by winning a bronze medal in the individual category in BRIC Games currently under way in Kazan, Russia. This year more than 4000 international athletes from 97 countries in 27 different sports. Snehit, who narrowly missed Paris Olympics berth, marched ahead in the tournament with a positive note by defeating China's Yuchang Tao 3-1 in Round 32. He lost to the ultimate tittle winner Kirill Skachkov 0-3 in the semi-finals to claim a bronze medal.

30-11-2022

Akula Sreeja has been awared Arjuna Award and Achanta Sharath Kamal has been awared Khel Ratna Award which is the heighest award in Sports, the award ceremony held on 30/11/2022 at Darbar hall Rashtrapati Bhavan New Delhi. The Ceremoney was attended by Mr.P.Prakash Raju and Mr.P.Nagender Reddy along with Coach Mr.Somnath Ghosh and Mr.Praveen and Mrs.Sai Sudha Parents of Sreeja.

15-11-2022

Akula Sreeja has been awarded Arjuna Award the award ceremony will take place at Delhi on 30/11/2022 and it is also pride moment for Table Tennis Fraternity that A Sharath Kamal has been awarded "Khel Ratna" highest award in Sports and he has been unanimously elected as Vice Chairperson of athletes commission (IOC), earlier he was elected as a member unanimously along with B.V Sindhu, Gagan Narang and Mary Kom and others with a voting right.

17-Feb-2022

The Indian Team was declared by COA TTFI yesterday at Bangalore where a coaching camp for probables was conducted.

Hearty congratulations to Sreeja and all the best to her for the commonwealth games at Birmingham and also Hearty congratulations to SFR Snehit who will be participating in international tournaments in Zagreb, Croatia and Slovakia.

17-Feb-2022

The Indian Team was declared by COA TTFI yesterday at Bangalore where a coaching camp for probables was conducted.

Hearty congratulations to SFR Snehit who will be participating in international tournaments in Zagreb, Croatia and Slovakia.

17-Feb-2022

Md.Ibrahim Khan has been nominated by Table Tennis Federation of India as Coach for the World Table Tennis Youth Contender Championship for Girls to be held at Austria from 1st to 3rd May 2022.

17-Feb-2022

We are happy to inform you that Akula Sreeja has won 83rd Senior National & Inter-State table tennis Championship-2022 at Shillong (Meghalaya) from April 18-25,2022

17-Feb-2022

D Ajay Kumar of State Bank of India and an international umpire has been selected to officiate in the 21st Commonwealth Table Tennis Championship 201p, going to be held at Jawaharlala Indoor Stadium, Cuttack from 17th to 22nd July 2019. I on my own behalf and TSTTA wish him all the best.

17-Feb-2022

Smt. G.A.Shobha, Dy. Director, Sports Authority of Telangana has distributed the Kit to the Team which is representing Telangana in the 11Sports 80th Senior National & Inter-State Table Tennis Championships - 2018. Mr. P.Prakash Raju, Secretary, TSTTA and other officials of Telangana State Table Tennis Association were also present and wished the team "All the Success".

17-Feb-2022

Naina clinched Bronze in Youth Girls singles category in the recently concluded 11Sports 80th Junior and Youth National Table Tennis Championships at the DPS, Sonepat, Haryana. Naina beat Selenadeepth of AAI 4-2 to enter quarterfinals and lost to Shruti Amrute (RSPB) in the Semi finals of the Youth Girls singles.

17-Feb-2022

Telangana Youth Girls put up a brave front upsetting the defending champions PSPB in the semifinals and won Silver medal in the 11Sports 80th Junior And Youth National & Inter-State Table Tennis Championships-2018 held at Sonepat, Haryana. Telangana bt PSPB 3-2 (Varuni Jaiswal lost to Prapti Sen 11-6, 6-11, 17-9, 10-12, Akula Sreeja bt Yashini Sivashankar 11-8, 14-12, 11-8, Naina bt Srushti Haleangadi 12-10, 11-8, 5-11, 11-9, Sreeja Akula lost to Prapti Sen 11-8, 11-8, 8-11, 3-11, 11-13, Varuni Jaiswal bt Yashini Sivashankar 11-7, 13-11, 16-14)

17-Feb-2022

Sri.A.Dinakar Babu IAS,Vice President and Managing Director of Sports Authority of Telangana State has distributed the kit to the Teams and wished the team all the success.

17-Feb-2022

Sub Junior Boys team winning Silver at the 11Sports 80th Cadet and Sub-Junior National Table Tennis Championships at the Basketball Hall of Sector 42 Sports Complex in Chandigarh.

The team deserved all the appreciation for knocking the stuffing out of Delhi, the real title contender, 3-2 in the semifinals earlier. What endeared Telangana was the way they fought the semifinals, especially the cool Kesavan, who literally carried the team into the final against an experienced line-up of Delhi, comprising Payas Jain and Aadarsh Om Chetri, the top-ranked individuals. Kesavan played his role to perfection, first leveling the score after Payas had put Delhi ahead. But Delhi went 2-1 up after the doubles win putting Telangana under pressure once again. But Karthik showed no sign of nerves as he beat Aadarsh to give a new lease of life which Kesavan utilized well against Payas. The Telangana boy was 0-1 in the decider but stroked his way to dismantle the Delhi boy to give his team a rare opportunity in the final. But, unfortunately, the Tamil Nadu proved too strong for them in the title-round.

17-Feb-2022

The above cadets and Sub Junior teams will represent Telangana State in the 80th Cadet & Sub Junior Nationals & Inter-district Championships -2018 at Chandigarh