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The FITEQ Teqball World Championships 2019 ended last weekend with 158 athletes representing 57 countries competing in total.

A new teqball table called Teq Lite has been launched in a bid to make the sport more accessible.

FITEQ teamed up with Peace and Sport for a joint project at the Zaatari Refugee Camp in Jordan, demonstrating FITEQ’s ongoing commitment to using sport for development.

The Teqball Asia-Pacific Beach Cup, a doubles Grand Prix tournament, was held in Sanya, China on 28-29 November 2019.

FITEQ has reinforced its commitment to equal opportunity as it signed the Brighton plus Helsinki Declaration on Women and Sport and was officially recognised by TAFISA.

FITEQ provided its first Olympafrica centre table donation in Tanzania on 14 November.

Brazilian football legend Ronaldinho helped launch FITEQ’s interactive mobile application SQILLER at the Web Summit in Lisbon on 6 November.

On 10 October, FITEQ and the International Testing Agency (ITA) signed a two-year anti-doping service agreement to support the promotion of clean teqball globally.

Brazilian football legend Cafu joined a FITEQ delegation to officially launch the sport of teqball in China during the 2019 World Youth Leaders Summit in Hangzhou.

A FITEQ delegation, led by Sport Operations Manager Dániel Zwickl and International Sales Manager Gavin Whelan, met with representatives of BUCS.

Vice President of FITEQ Viktor Huszár led a delegation to Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan on 16 September, where a positive meeting was held with IOC Executive Board Member.

The Austrian Teqball Federation was launched on 21 September during the 19th edition of Austria’s largest open-air sports event – ‘Austrian Day of Sports’.

Preparations for teqball’s first-ever inclusion in the Asian Beach Games at Sanya 2020 are in full swing as a senior delegation from FITEQ attended the 2nd Coordination.

The 2018 Reims Teqball World Championships finalist doubles team from Hungary, Ádám Blázsovics and Csaba Bányik, visited us for a chat at the FITEQ headquarters!

Teqball demonstrations wowed athletes and fans alike during the 2019 African Games in Rabat, Morocco in August.

The Ivory Coast Teqball Federation (FTCI) held its first talent identification day on Saturday, July 27.

Teqball continues to attract new fans following demonstrations at the Lima 2019 Pan American Games.

The 1st African Beach Teqball Cup was held in Sal in Cape Verde, on Tuesday 18 June, as part of the programme of the 1st African Beach Games.

In July, the International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) and the International School Sport Federation (ISF) signed a Memorandum of Understanding.

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) has signed a media partnership with Eurosport covering 54 countries across Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.