2022 International Children’s Games – LA Team Tryout

2022 International Children’s Games – LA Team Tryout

Tryout to be a part of Team Los Angeles at the 2022 International Children’s Games

Sign up to participate in the May 14 team selection tryout for the 2022 International Children’s Games (to be held August 11-16 in Coventry England)

Tryout Registration

  • Register online
  • Tryout registration fee: $12
  • Registration deadline: May 12

Tryout Info

Team Selection

  • Top 2 boys and top 2 girls in the tryout will qualify to be a part of Team Los Angeles (3rd and 4th place will be alternates)
  • Tryout competition format will be finalized once the final entry list and number of participants is set after May 12
  • See below for eligibility and funding requirements to participate in the International Children’s Games

2022 International Children’s Games

  • Dates: August 11-16, 2022
  • Location: Coventry, England
  • Website: https://www.coventryicg2022.org
  • Team Size: 2 male & 2 female athletes (plus team lead and coach)
  • Eligibility:
    • Age: Participants must be at least 12 years old (as of January 1, 2022) and no older than 15 years old (as of December 31, 2022)
    • Geography: Participants must go to school in Los Angeles County or a neighboring county (such as Orange County, Ventura County, or San Bernardino County)
  • Funding:
    • Athletes must be able to self-fund their own travel expenses (nearest airport is Birmingham, England, airport code: BHX)
    • LA Ping Pong will cover the team registration fee which includes:
      • housing accommodation in the Games Village (at the University of Warwick)
      • meals for the athletes during the event
      • transportation between Birmingham Airport (BHX) and the Games Village
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