The National Collegiate Table Tennis Association (NCTTA) Is proud to announce that Rockford, Illinois, will host the 2026 National Collegiate Table Tennis Championships. The event is scheduled to take place April 10-12...
By Michael Reff
Press Committee Chair
We at NCTTA are extremely excited for the newest crop of youth table tennis athletes that could potentially join our ranks come time to make the college decision.
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By Michael Reff
Press Committee Chair
Harvard elite table tennis player Kelly Yenn, the #2 seed in the NCTTA Women’s Singles event, certainly made a name for herself and her university at her first NCTTA Championships in Rockford, IL.
By Michael Reff
Press Committee Chair
He came in with confidence,
Olympian/college athlete,
And it was plain commonsense,
That he’d go for a three-peat.
Singles titles...
By Michael Reff
Press Committee Chair
Kentucky college athlete Felipe González Seguel made his mark at the 2025 NCTTA Championships in Rockford, IL. Seguel was flying solo during this tournament, representing his school alone as a single’s player.
By Joel Lidstrom
Press Committee Member
Jeremy Hazin is not an ordinary guy, and not an ordinary table tennis player. He is at once an orchestral virtuoso that thrives on dynamic nuance and sensitive placement...
By Michael Reff
Press Committee Chair
Saturday, April 5th in Rockford, IL concluded the coed and women’s teams event portions of the 2025 NCTTA Championships in spectacular fashion. And the theme of the day...
By Joel Lidstrom
Press Committee Member
She commands the court with confidence, a youngster in a typically adult occupation. As I watch today, her job is easy: no disputes over edge balls or hiding of serves—just a single warning about a service toss.
By Michael Reff
Press Committee Chair
2nd day in Rockford,
The energy was riveting,
Of cheering we were chock full,
Looping strokes with feet pivoting.
Three events occurred,
Doubles, Singles, and Teams,
The cho’s they were heard
On all video streams.
By Joel Lidstrom
Press Committee Member
When one thinks of Tufts University, a small university in Massachusetts, table tennis doesn’t come to mind, even among rabid collegiate ping pong aficionados.
