Malta Table Tennis Association

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MTTA Seniors National Championships 2026 – Final Stages Livestream

The final stages of the MTTA Seniors National Championships 2026 is being streamed live today. Follow the action here:

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Reminder: Applications for the MTTA Seniors National Championships 2026 close Tomorrow Sunday 10th May at 12:00pm (noon). Please make sure to submit your application form on time.

Application Form - https://tally.so/r/KYP2DD

The Championships will take place at the Tal-Qroqq Sports Complex on the following dates:

Monday 18 May from 7:30pm – Men’s Doubles and Ladies’ Doubles

Friday 22 May from 7:00pm – Men’s Singles Qualifiers and Ladies’ Singles Qualifiers

Saturday 23 May from 1:00pm – Mixed Doubles, Men’s Singles Qualifiers, and Veterans (Over 40)

Sunday 24 May from 12:00pm – Singles and Doubles Finals

Please note:

Any events not concluded on their designated day will continue on the next available tournament day.

The draws will take place on Monday 11th May at the University Gym after 8:00pm.

Only paid-up members in possession of a Maltese passport are eligible to apply.

We look forward to seeing you at the Championships.

🏓✨ Happy World Table Tennis Day! ✨🏓

Celebrating the speed, passion, and spirit of the game that brings us all together. One sport. One community. Endless rallies.

MTTA wishes a very Happy 80th Birthday to Joseph Leone Ganado, our oldest registered active member. Wishing you all the very best, Joe! 🏓🎉

The MTTA Remains Fully Operational and Independent.

Read the full statement below 👇

🚨Press Release - MTTA Addresses Unfounded Allegations Circulating Online🚨

PRESS RELEASE

The 2nd Ranking Tournaments of the MTTA have come to a close, and what a fantastic few weeks of table tennis it has been!

Congratulations to all the winners and finalists:

Under 11 – Zack Borg 🥇Darius Konovalov 🥈

Under 13 – Jake Arora 🥇Ben Vella 🥈

Under 15 – Kayden Griscti 🥇Arina Ivanova 🥈

Under 19 – Luke Fenech 🥇Neil Incorvaja 🥈

Girls Seniors – Alice Mariani 🥇Nadia Bonett 🥈

Seniors – Daniel Bajada 🥇Luke Bonello 🥈

This tournament series concluded successfully with a record‑breaking 302 games played, and all events bar one finished before 11 pm. , a testament to the smooth scheduling and cooperation of players, coaches, and officials. The League and Tournaments sub‑committee has been instrumental in ensuring that events run as efficiently as possible, allowing players to focus on performing at their best.

A big thank you goes to Roberta Vella Photography for the great photos that captured the energy and emotion of the event, and to Luke Sultana for the custom 3D‑printed trophies that gave this tournament a unique and memorable touch. Anyone who would like to join the sub-committee and help organize future tournaments is warmly invited to get in touch via email at [email protected] so that together we can keep raising the standard of table tennis in Malta.

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The Malta Table Tennis Association is aware of a recent public post published by an affiliated club which contains a number of serious allegations regarding league fixtures, tournament scheduling and the conduct of MTTA officials.

In the interest of transparency and accuracy, the MTTA wishes to provide the following clarification.

1. Official Fixtures and Calendar

The fixture list published on the Challonge platform has served as the official schedule since the start of the season. These fixtures were communicated to all clubs and are also printed on the league score sheets issued prior to the first round.

The calendars circulated in early September were explicitly described as provisional, pending venue confirmations. Only one fixture, Match Day 5, was amended, due solely to the unavailability of the University Gym due to a Champions League futsal event. This change was communicated to all clubs on the 12th of November.

No changes to the sequence of matches or the integrity of the draw have been made by the MTTA.

2. Allegations of Preferential Treatment

The MTTA categorically denies that any league or ranking tournament was altered to benefit any specific player or club. As far as the Administration of MTTA is concerned, this is just an unfounded allegation and no evidence has been presented to support these claims.

In fact, requests from clubs to alter fixtures for convenience were consistently rejected by the MTTA, ensuring equal treatment across all participants.

3. Protecting the Sport and the Community

Public dissemination of unverified allegations harms the integrity of the sport, the reputation of volunteers and officials and the orderly functioning of MTTA competitions.

The MTTA requests that all affiliated clubs and members use official communication channels for raising queries or concerns, so matters may be addressed professionally and without unnecessary disturbance within the community.

4. Formal Notice Issued to the Club

The MTTA has formally issued a warning to the club in question that the allegations published are unverified and inconsistent with the obligations of an affiliated entity under the MTTA Statute which could lead to temporary or permanent suspension if they persist.

5. Commitment to Transparency and Fair Play

The Malta Table Tennis Association remains fully committed to fairness, transparency, equal treatment for all clubs and players, safeguarding minors, compliance with regulations and maintaining the integrity and reputation of Maltese table tennis.

The MTTA will continue to take all necessary steps to safeguard the sport and ensure that any concerns are handled responsibly through the proper channels.