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The development of teqball in China has reached another important milestone with the launch of the “Teqball Campus” grassroots engagement programme.

A teqball demonstration in Mongolia involving 11 clubs has kick-started the sport’s development ahead of the Sanya Asian Beach Games next year.

The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) is proud to inform its community that it will be holding a series of webinars to introduce the FITEQ Integrity Framework.

Three highly entertaining National Challenger Series were held on 10-11 October, with athletes returning for round two of the respective series in Hungary and Serbia.

On behalf of FITEQ, General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr was delighted to engage with National Federations from all five continents through a series of online meetings.

Hungary and Serbia are set to host their second editions of the series this weekend (10-11 October), whilst Portugal prepares to host its first round of competition.

Adam Blazsovics and his doubles partner for the 2019 doubles World Championships triumph, Csaba Banyik, have successfully completed FITEQ online coaching course.

On 8 September 2020, the Executive Board of FITEQ has adopted the new Anti-Doping Rules in the compliance with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code of 2021.

Romania’s Apor Gyorgydeak and Serbia’s Bogdan Marojevic were the stars of two highly entertaining National Challenger Series events on 3-4 October.

This weekend (3-4 October) will see the next two editions of FITEQ’s National Challenger Series, with the best athletes in Romania and Serbia.

FITEQ has regrettably taken the decision to postpone the 2020 Teqball World Championships due to the ongoing uncertainty and restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic

FITEQ hosted a Teqball Open Day at its headquarters in Budapest, Hungary on 29 September in celebration of the European Week of Sport, held between 23 and 30 September.

Sixteen doubles teams representing four countries turned on the style in front of a large socially-distanced crowd in San Diego, USA, on 27 September.

On behalf of FITEQ, General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr is inviting young teqers under the age of 18 to take part in the United Through Sport (UTS) Virtual Youth Games.

 A teqball exhibition during the Beijing Olympic City Sports Culture Festival marked the official launch of the sport in the Chinese capital on 22 September.

FITEQ General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr has launched an official Twitter account - @MariusVizerJr - which will publish exclusive news and updates from FITEQ.

The FITEQ General Assembly 2020 will take place in Budapest, Hungary on 12 December.

FITEQ Chairman Viktor Huszár and General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr had a successful meeting with SportAccord Managing Director Nis Hatt in Lausanne, Switzerland today.

FITEQ has published regulations relating to the process for qualifying for the pinnacle of the sport – the Teqball World Championships.

FITEQ has launched an exciting new online education platform to support the development of athletes, coaches and referees and to help continue building awareness.