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Table Tennis
Venue
Hyllie Sportcenter
Address: Bollspelsvägen 3, Malmö
Schedule
Saturday
09:15: Arrival to the venue
10:00-12:00: Divisioning
12:00-12:45: Lunch (see lunch times here)
13:00- 15:00: Divisioning
16:00- 17:00: Finals
Sunday
08:15: Arrival to the venue
09:00-12:00: Finals
12:30: Medal Ceremony
Approximately 13:00: Lunch (see lunch times here)
Competition & Results
- Girls’/Women’s Singles
- Boys’/Men’s Singles
Age limit: From 12 years
Matches are played in best of 5 sets.
Click here to open start lists and results External link, opens in new window.
Divisioning
The competition starts with short matches to see how well you play.
These matches are best of 3 sets.
This is done to ensure you are placed in a group with players at a similar
level.
Organizers
Organizer: Swedish Table Tennis Association
Local organizer: FIFH Malmö Parasport
Competition contact
Peter Molander
Phone: +46 72 969 55 06
Practical information for players and coaches
About table tennis
Table tennis is a fast-paced and technical sport,
ideal for those who enjoy playing both individually and together with others.
It is a sport where speed, precision, and control come together
– and where everyone can participate, regardless of skill level.
Table tennis is played by taking turns hitting the ball over the net,
aiming to land it on the opponent’s side of the table.
If a player fails to return the ball, hits it outside the table,
or into the net, the point is awarded to the opponent.
Each player serves twice in a row, and a set is played to 11 points.
If the score reaches 10–10, play continues until one player wins by two points.
After 10–10, players alternate serves after each point.
Table tennis is easy to learn but challenging to master,
making it an engaging and rewarding sport for players of all ages and abilities!
Organizer
Local organizer
