Table Tennis In Uganda

Team Uganda left Addis Ababa, Ethiopia over the weekend in chest-thumping mode after winning bronze at the 2024 African Table Tennis Championships-Uganda's first medal in 29 years. Uganda Table Tennis Association (UTTA) CHAIRMAN: Mr. Robert Jjagwe SECRETARY: Mr.

Ronald Andira ADDRESS: Access Building, Rubaga Rd, Office No. 509. C/O P.O.

Box 20077, Kampala- UGANDA E: utta-executive@googlegroups.com W: www.ugandatabletennis.com. Uganda will make a long-awaited return to the World Table Tennis Championships (WTTC), with the national women's team set to compete in the 2025 edition in Doha, Qatar. The team departs on Friday, May 16, marking Uganda's first appearance at the global event in 15 years.

In table tennis, Uganda emerged champions in the ladies' regional championship that ended last night at the indoor arena in Lugogo. The team won gold in the team events after beating off. The table tennis festival - a series of competitions with over fifteen African countries at which Uganda sent seven players including Patra Nasirumbi and Ibrahim Mutesasira under Coaches Alvin Katumba and Tendo Balyewunya climaxes today.

The Ugandan contingent has so far won six (3 gold,1 silver and 2 bronze) medals. Uganda's Table Tennis youngsters have commenced the 2025 ITTF Africa Youth Table Tennis Championship on a winning note. Hey everyone 🤗 Thank you to all the Table Tennis Uganda members who helped us at StreetTT, the street Table Tennis community and global TT game.

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In April, at his first international tournament, Sebatindira led Kibuli Table Tennis Club to a silver medal at the 2023 African Club Cup in Nairobi, Kenya. That was Uganda's first continental medal. This became Uganda's first continental team medal since Paul Mutambuze, George Yiga and Francis Katerrega (RIP) won bronze at 1995 All-Africa Games in Harare, Zimbabwe.

"This win is a testament to Uganda table tennis's steady rise on the continent and the world," said Uganda Table Tennis Association president Robert Jjagwe. ShareAt a function held at the National Council of Sports offices in Lugogo, the president of the Uganda Table Tennis Association expressed pride and excitement as Uganda's women's table tennis team officially marked the country's return to the World Table Tennis Championships (WTTC) after a 15-year absence. Since the WTTC introduced a qualification system, Uganda had struggled to meet.