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Brazil will host the first round of its National Challenger Series this weekend (29-30 May).

Romania’s Apor Gyorgydeak came through a star-studded field in Poland to secure the Zabki Challenger Cup (22-23 May) men’s singles title.

Polish town Zabki will welcome the world’s best teqers this weekend (22-23 May) for a Challenger Cup that features five event categories.

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) has joined forces with the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) to promote the organisation’s #OneHumanity campaign.

A quantitative study led by data experts in the FITEQ education team has given insight to the influence of the service in the outcome of rallies in Teqball singles.

The American Samoa Teqball Federation hosted a national promotional event as part of its ongoing efforts to grow the sport in the country.

FITEQ Executive Board has announced that all athletes competing in FITEQ competitions are required to participate in anti-doping webinars and educational workshops from today.

One year on from the launch of the Club Development Programme, FITEQ is celebrating the impact the initiative has had on the global growth of teqball.

Romania’s World Number 3 Apor Gyorgydeak was in fine form as he dominated round 2 of Romania’s National Challenger Series.

A busy weekend (8-9 May) of teqball action lies ahead, with Portugal, Romania and Eswatini set to host the second round of their respective National Challenger Series.

Reigning doubles World Champions and Hungarian stars Adam Blazsovics and Csaba Banyik showed why they remain the pair to beat during the Budapest Challenger Cup.

FITEQ General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr is leading the Teqball Roadshow, a programme launched with the aim of accelerating National Teqball Federation's development.

FITEQ is supporting its global network of National Teqball Federations with the implementation of tree planting programmes in their local communities.

World Number Two Adam Blazsovics came through a highly competitive field to secure his first singles Challenger Cup title of the year in Budaörs, Hungary.

Para teqball player Attila Laszlo, who is a pioneer of the sport, will compete in a teqball Challenger Cup this weekend (24 April).

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) is celebrating Earth Day with a call to action to all members of the teqball family.

Romanian doubles pair Szabolcs Ilyes and Apor Gyorgydeak secured their second Challenger Cup title of the year in Tripoli, Lebanon on 17 April.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) wishes to remind stakeholders that it will virtually host a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) Symposium.

FITEQ’s Referee Education Programme is supporting the development of refereeing standards all around the world and the appointment of two FIFA referees.

The return of Challenger Cup action in Europe (10-11 April) saw Csaba Banyik take home singles gold in Rácalmás, Hungary.