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Research Park Table Tennis Tournament

Research Park Table Tennis Tournament

Tuesday, July 9, 2024 | 4:00 to 8:00 PM | Round Robin Matches

Wednesday, July 10, 2024 | 4:00 PM | Bracket Play

The Annual Table Tennis Tournament is a Research Park favorite! In two days of matches, players in three different brackets (beginner, intermediate, and advanced) compete in round-robin games and tournament play. Champions are crowned in each bracket, points are awarded to top-placing players, and the top-scoring company wins the Golden Paddle.

Register now for the 2024 Research Park Table Tennis Tournament, happening on July 9 and 10 at 4:00 PM, on the Research Park Calendar. Please note that there are only 64 slots, first-come, first-serve.

The 2023 Research Park Table Tennis Tournament occurred June 27 and 28 at EnterpriseWorks. You can read about the 2023 tournament in this news article and see more pictures from the event in its media gallery.

Rules

Review the 2024 Rule Sheet here.

Research Park's 2023 Table Tennis Tournament Winners

Golden Paddle

Yahoo!.

2023 Beginner Bracket

1st: Suneeth Sathyanathan, Graybar
2nd: Bandhuli Maity, Synchrony
3rd: Tarun Bathini, Synchrony, and Linyao Li, Yahoo!

2023 Intermediate Bracket

1st: Manav Das, Caterpillar
2nd: Pranav Gaka, Capital One
3rd: Ryan Biju Sebastian, Country Financial, and Hitesh Vijan, Country Financial

2023 Advanced Bracket

1st: Fei Deng, Yahoo!
2nd: David Lomiashvili, Identomat
3rd: Asim Chitre, Synchrony, and Neelan Coleman, Yahoo!

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