2011 US Open is June 30-July 4 in Milwaukee
The 2011 US Open Table Tennis Championships are taking place June 30 - July 4 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Table tennis athletes from all over the world will be competing at Milwaukee's Frontier Airlines Center.
The US Open also includes the Paralympic Open. In addition to the competition of top-rated athletes, there will be a Hardbat event and, for the first time, an Open Sandpaper event. Hundreds of players of all ages and ability levels will participate.
Players and visitors will enjoy the many Milwaukee attractions, such as Summerfest, one of the largest musical festivals in the world, the unique Harley Davidson Museum, and Potawatomi Casino.
For more details, and for the official 2011 US Open Entry:
Click here for the domestic USA Entry
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