Table Tennis for everyone
Bringing people together through fun, competition, and community, at every age and ability level.
About us
Table Tennis New Zealand (TTNZ) is the national governing body for table tennis, dedicated to growing the sport at all levels across the country. We support players, clubs, and associations by providing development programmes, coaching resources, and competitive pathways, from grassroots participation to elite competition.
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Over 300 million people play Table Tennis worldwide
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More than 250,000 Kiwis play table tennis, from recreational to competitive levels
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TTNZ supports 18 regional associations across New Zealand
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Table tennis activates five regions of the brain, improving cognitive function and mental sharpness
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Tournaments
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Play
Learn how to play table tennis with our coaching videos.
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Coaching
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Umpires
Find all the essential information, resources, and guidelines.
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Training Camps30/05/2026Table Tennis New Zealand Honoured National Para Squads at Shirt Presentation
Table Tennis New Zealand Honoured National Para Squads at Shirt Presentation The event brought together athletes, coaches, families, and supporters to recognise the dedication and commitment of Para athletes from across New Zealand. Athletes proudly received their New Zealand team shirts from Olympian #554 Barry Griffiths, one of New Zealand's most respected table tennis figures and a former international representative. For many athletes, receiving a New Zealand team shirt was a special recognition of the journey they have taken and the dedication they have shown to the sport. -
Play21/05/2026TTNZ Regional Camps Brought Players Together for Learning, Development and High Quality Training
A fantastic weekend of learning, development and table tennis took place across New Zealand on 16 to 17 May as players gathered for the recent TTNZ Regional Camps. -
New Zealand’s Lucas Alexandre delivered an outstanding performance at the WTT Youth Contender Mississauga 2026 in Canada, returning home with three medals across multiple events.
