Everywhere and Anywhere

Everywhere and Anywhere

By Willy Leparulo
Press Committee Member

NCTTA’s 2025 Championships has schools represented from all sorts of areas in North America and student-athletes from “Everywhere and Anywhere” it seems!
College Table Tennis by the numbers has always been very unique, and presented here is a snapshot of the event:

248 student-athletes
32 coaches
50 Colleges and Universities including a record 5 from our friends in Canada
Over 100 different academic disciplines
More than 25 countries represented; USA and China leading the way, including other countries like South Africa, Canada, Brazil and New Zealand

The competition itself is equally impressive:

80 Men’s Singles (full event)
40 Women’s Singles (full event)
24 Coed Teams (full event)
16 Women’s Teams (full event)
32 Men’s Doubles (full event)
16 Women’s Doubles (full event)
104 Volunteers (staff)

The NCTTA is a microcosm of our global sport that welcomes anyone from “Everywhere and Anywhere”.

About 2025 NCTTA College Table Tennis Championships

The championships are hosted by the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association and GoRockford (Rockford Convention and Visitors Bureau). The event crowns national champions in Men’s and Women’s Singles and Doubles, Men’s/Coed Teams, and Women’s Teams. Also this year a first in NCTTA’s history is the Collegiate National Team trials on Thursday April 3rd for the 2025 World University Games.
PongSpace, Peaka Pong, Stiga and Paddle Palace will sponsor the event.
Watch the event on live stream starting Friday, April 4th on http://www.nctta.org/champs/2025/video.html

About NCTTA

The National Collegiate Table Tennis Association (NCTTA) is a non-profit organization established exclusively to promote the sport of table tennis at the college level. As the national governing body for college table tennis in the United States and Canada, NCTTA organizes elite intercollegiate competitions throughout North America. www.nctta.org

Related Posts

From First-Time Players to Future Stars: Summer Camp at Paddle Palace

Nearly 60 young players. More than 30 hours of training. Five days of drills, matches, friendships, and fun. The first two Paddle Palace Junior...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jul 27 2026

Ryan "The Nightmare" Gibson Captures Paddle Palace Sunday League Championship

Incredible Edge-Ball Save Highlights Thrilling Final Against Ayllon Giladi Every Sunday, the Paddle Palace Club brings together players of all levels for an afternoon...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jul 22 2026

Seth Pech Breaks Down His First U.S. National Title

Paddle Palace-sponsored player Seth Pech captured the 30 & Over Men’s Singles title at the 2026 U.S. National Table Tennis Championships in San Jose,...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jul 20 2026

Gibson, Pidoima and Zhang Lead Champions at Paddle Palace Summer Open

The 2026 Paddle Palace Summer Open delivered another outstanding day of competition as players of all ages and experience levels battled through Round Robin...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jun 29 2026

Olympic Day 2026 Comes to the Virtual Table

Players From Around the World Connect, Learn, and Improve Together in Eleven Table Tennis VR Olympic & Paralympic Day is a celebration of sport's...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jun 24 2026

Olympic & Paralympic Day Brings Sport, Inspiration, and Inclusion to Salem

On June 23, I had the privilege of representing table tennis at Olympic & Paralympic Day at the Marion/Polk YMCA in Salem, Oregon. The...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jun 24 2026

Darko Jorgic vs Kanak Jha Analysis | WTT Contender Skopje 2026

Event: WTT Contender Skopje 2026 Location: Sports Center Jane Sandanski, Skopje, North Macedonia Dates: June 1–7, 2026 Prize Money: USD $100,000 Darko Jorgic captured...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jun 07 2026

Anders Lind Breaks Down His WTT Contender Lagos Win

Anders Lind is back on top in Lagos. In his latest video, Anders walks through his WTT Contender Lagos 2026 title run, where he...
Post by Sean O'Neill
Jun 01 2026