Singapore's women's table tennis team of Zeng Jian, Ser Lin Qian, Loy Ming Ying, Tan Zhao Yun and Zhang Wanling reclaim title after 10 years at the SEA Championships 2024. Zhang was also part of the team that won in 2014.
Izaac Quek and Koen Pang end Singapore's 11-year medal drought in Men's Doubles after clinching silver at the 27th ITTF-Asian Table Tennis Championships. They become the first local born pair to win a medal at the event.
Izaac Quek, 18, became the youngest Singaporean male player and youngest local-born player to qualify for the Olympic Games.
Zhou Jingyi, 19, became the youngest local-born Singaporean female player to qualify for the Olympic Games, and the first local-born player to play in the Singles Event at the Olympic Games.
STTA launches its membership system for players, coaches and technical officials.
STTA is once again being honored with the Charity Transparency Award, first receiving the recognition in 2022.
STTA Opening Ceremony @ OCBC Arena on 17 November 2023
A Walk To Remember. We say goodbye to the STTA building @Toa Payoh after 38 years of sporting journey on 28 October 2023
Izaac Quek, showcased exceptional talent by achieving a remarkable feat at the SEA Games. He displayed his prowess by securing victories across three categories: men's singles, men's doubles, and men's team events. Quek is the youngest Singapore table tennis player to score the triple wins.
#SEAGames 2023 - Singapore clinched the men's team table tennis gold for the first time since 2015.
Koen Pang and Izaac Quek are the first local born to break into the top 100 world ranking in men's singles in March 2023.
Charity Transparency Award 2022
STTA is honoured to receive the Charity Transparency Award 2022. This is the first year that STTA participated in this award selection.
STTA is an Institution of Public Character (IPC) organisation. This award demonstrates our strong governance and good stewardship of donations and resources that come under the care of STTA.
Our donors, sponsors, parents and supporters can rest assured that their resources and donations are in good hands. Let’s continue to steward these resources well to develop our table tennis talents and promote the sport in Singapore.
Ms Poh Li San elected as Singapore Table Tennis Association president
Singapore ends 2021 ITTF World Youth Championships with record medal haul.
Singapore teenagers finished with three bronze medals at the ITTF World Youth Championships.
Izaac Quek, 15 years old scored 2 bronzes in the doubles and singles event. His team mate Ser Lin Qian, 15 years old also finished with a bronze medal in her singles event.
The women’s team led by Lin Ye together with our younger generation of athletes which comprises of Zhou Jingyi, Zhang Wanling, Goi Ruixuan and Wong Xinru continued Singapore success by retaining the bronze medal from the previous edition in 2019 at the Asian Championships.
Yu Mengyu finished Top 4 in the singles event at the Tokyo Olympics. The women's team comprises of Yu Mengyu, Feng Tianwei and Lin Ye finished in Top 8 in the team event.
Clarence Chew made history by becoming the first Singapore-born male table tennis player to qualify for the men's singles competition at the Tokyo Olympics.
Izaac Quek Yong becomes the first Singaporean to reach World Rank No 1 for U15 (April 2021)
Koen Pang, 17 years old was the first Singapore-born paddler to win the 2019 SEA Games men's table tennis singles title.
Singapore paddlers Koen Pang and Josh Chua clinched the bronze medal in the Junior Boys’ Doubles event at the World Junior Table Tennis Championships in Korat, Thailand. It is Singapore's first medal at the World Junior Table Tennis Championships.
Our women's paddlers beat the Koreans in the quarter finals to finish with a bronze at the Asian Table Tennis Championships.
The team of Feng Tianwei, Yu Mengyu, Lin Ye, Goi Rui Xuan and Wong Xinru fought valiantly to score a 3-1 upset against the Koreans.
National Paddler Koen Pang becomes the first Singaporean to achieve world no 1 for U18 in September 2019.
Yu Mengyu secured a singles bronze medal at the Asian Games, Jakarta (18 Aug 2018 – 2 Sep 2018) for Singapore.
Singapore youths recorded their best-ever gold medal haul at the 24th South East Asian (SEA) Junior & Cadet Table Tennis Championships 2018, Naga city, Philippines.The Republic took home 11 gold medals out of the 13 titles at stake at the South East Asia Junior & Cadet Table Tennis Championships. The nation's previous best showing was 10 gold medals at the 2016 edition in Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
In addition to the 11 gold medals, Singapore’s medal tally included 2 Silver and 10 Bronze medals.
Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast Australia - Singapore table tennis player Gao Ning clinched the men's singles and mixed doubles golds at the Commonwealth Games.
The team returned home with three gold medals, 2 silvers and 1 bronze.
Singapore Table Tennis Association launched its 8th Zone Training Centre at Singapore Sports School.
To engage widely with our supporters and fans, the STTA started its social media platforms in Facebook and Instagram. The social media platforms provided the latest developments and updates.
The STTA launched two new initiatives, STTA Overseas Competition & Training (OTC) Subsidy and STTA Youth Development Bursary to provide financial assistance to talented young athletes from needy families in our youth development programmes
Singapore scored 5 Gold, 6 Silver and 1 Bronze medals at the 2017 SEA Games.
Singapore played host to the 23rd Southeast Asian Junior & Cadet Table Tennis Championships which Singapore last organised in 2002. Singapore bagged eight gold medals out of the 13 titles at stake.
Singapore Zhou Jingyi at 12 years old finished top in the SEA Regional Hopes Week and Asia Hopes Follow Up Camp and Challenge. She was the first Singaporean to win the Hopes Girls’ Singles title at the ITTF World Hopes Challenge, Luxembourg.
STTA added junior events for the 2nd edition of the Singapore Hopes Invitational Table Tennis Tournament. The event attracted over 100 participants.
Feng Tianwei and Yu Mengyu finished in the Top 8 in the singles event at the 2016 Rio Olympics. The women’s team comprises of Feng Tianwei, Yu Mengyu and Zhou Yihan finished Top 4.
STTA organised the inaugural Singapore Hopes Invitational Table Tennis Tournament.
Singapore scored 6 Gold, 1 Silver and 3 Bronze medals at the 2015 SEA Games held in Singapore.
STTA hosted the ITTF Executive Committee Meeting
Feng Tianwei claimed the Asian Cup GOLD for Singapore, following an impressive win against Liu Shiwen (CHN) in the final of the women’s singles event.
Ms Ellen Lee PBM elected as new Singapore Table Tennis Association president
At the XX Glasgow Commonwealth Games, our paddlers won a total of 10 medals (6 golds, 2 silvers, and 2 bronzes).
At the 2013 ITTF World Tour Grand Finals, Gao Ning and Li Hu retained their men’s doubles title.
Feng Tianwei won 3 ITTF Pro Tour Tiltes (Japan Open, Australia Open and Philippines Open)
Feng Tianwei has done Singapore proud by winning the bronze medal in the table tennis women's singles. She has won Singapore's first individual Olympic Medal in 52 years. Feng Tianwei, Li Jiawei and Wang Yuegu have also clinched a second bronze medal for Singapore in the women's team event.
At the 20th Asian Table Tennis Championships, Gao Ning and Yang Zi created history by scoring the gold medal in the men’s doubles event– Singapore first gold medal since 1954. The national team also scored the best medal haul- 1 gold in the men’s doubles event and three silver medals in women’s team, women’s doubles and mixed doubles events.
Launch of Jurong West & Bedok Reservoir (Punggol) zone training centres.
To commemorate STTA’s 80th anniversary, the STTA organised several major events such as Fun Table Tennis – the biggest mass participation event and international event: Volkswagen Women’s World Cup. The STTA also launched a new, full colour commemorative book, celebrating eighty years of history.
