News

Asia’s first National Challenger Series events commenced today (26 March), as athletes took to the court in India.

The Pakistan National Teqball Federation hosted its first national championships on 27 February, signalling the growing appetite for teqball in the sport-loving country.

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) is delighted to announce the official launch of para teqball.

The US National Teqball Federation (USNTF) and the US Soccer Foundation have announced a new, two-year partnership.

Kyrgyzstan hosted its first-ever Challenger Cup last weekend (13 March), with 16 doubles teams competing in a historic event in Bishkek.

Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjartó visited Japan last week, where he met with representatives of the National Teqball Federation of Japan.

FITEQ is delighted to have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Uzbekistan Ministry of Education.

FITEQ reiterates the warm congratulations from the GAISF family to IOC President Bach on his re-election.

The Teqball Roadshow continued in style in Tashkent, Uzbekistan during the first week of March, with FITEQ President, Chairman and General Secretary

The International Testing Agency (ITA) will hold the third session of its 2021 ITA Educational Webinar Series on 23 March.

As a gender-equal sport that promotes inclusivity as one of its core values, FITEQ is delighted to join the global celebration of International Women’s Day.

FITEQ has surpassed the significant milestone of recognising 100 National Teqball Federations.

FITEQ is saddened to share the news that György Gattyán Sr, the first ever Hungarian Teqball Federation President, has passed away aged 78.

Just like many other Netflix subscribers, I sat down to watch Rising Phoenix last summer. Nearly a year on and I still think of this film every day.

The International Teqball Federation FITEQ) has launched a new global CSR programme under the banner Table of Peace.

Martin Csereklye caused an impressive upset over World Number 2 Adam Blazsovics in Round 3 of the National Challenger Series in Hungary last weekend (20-21 February).

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) has launched a Teqball Roadshow, which will see FITEQ representatives travel to over 30 countries in five continents.

Two-time teqball world champion Adam Blazsovics will be seeking revenge in the singles competition at Round 3 of Hungary’s National Challenger Series this weekend.

Teqball is on the rise in Sri Lanka, with the country’s National Teqball Federation showing excellent leadership as it looks to build awareness of the sport.

WADA invites athletes and others to register for the first webinar of the series, titled 2021 COVID-19 and Clean Sport Update.