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FITEQ will issue an update of its World Rankings following the return of international teqball competitions.

FITEQ is set to launch an education programme in Asia to support the ongoing growth of teqball.

FITEQ has launched a worldwide club development programme targeted at supporting the teqball family during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Marius Vizer Jr is the General Secretary and an Executive Board member of FITEQ. Vizer Jr has been part of the FITEQ family from the outset.

Ajay Nwosu is driving the growth of teqball in the USA, where the former professional footballer has ambitious plans for the sport.

The Czech Republic is one of Europe’s fastest growing teqball markets, with the President of the Czech National Teqball Federation Vlastimil Baca.

Carolyn Greco and Nancy Avesyan are leading the way for the next generation of female teqers in the US.

FITEQ today published the lists of prize money awarded to athletes across all FITEQ events in 2018, 2019 and 2020, as well as an all-time Top 20 Prize Money List.

The FITEQ Executive Board has frozen membership payments as part of its ongoing effort to support the teqball family throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. 

The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) has surpassed the significant milestone of recognising 50 National Teqball Federations.

France was one of the first members of the teqball family and is one of only two countries to host the Teqball World Championships having hosted in Reims in 2018.

The Malaysian Teqball Federation was established in 2018 by President Siva Kumar Jakarathan KJ who has used his business, marketing and event management experience.

Teqball co-founder and FITEQ Vice President György Gattyán is leading the teqball family’s response to the current COVID-19 crisis.

Poland is one of the fastest growing teqball markets in the world, with new players and fans engaging with the sport every day.

FITEQ has launched interactive app SQILLER in France, Hungary, Italy, Spain and the UK, merging artificial intelligence (AI) and teqball skills to create an active esport

FITEQ continued its efforts to grow teqball all over the world with a visit to Trinidad and Tobago at the beginning of March.

Brazilian internationals Marcelo, David Luiz and Douglas Costa are amongst the high-profile names to have posted their teqball practice on social media over the past week

FITEQ General Secretary Marius Vizer travelled to Asia for a series of meetings with senior National Olympic Committee (NOC) representatives from 26 February to 15 March.

The idea of Teqball can in fact be traced back to my childhood. I grew up as a kid in Újpest, where we played a lot of football between the block of flats.

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