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3rd Phila-Korean Table Tennis Association President's Cup
A rating-based tournament (KTTAUSA ratings) with seven singles divisions and three doubles divisions. Lunch and dinner are provided.
Overview
• Singles: Open · U-1800 · U-1600 · U-1400 · U-1200 · U-1000 · U-700
• Doubles: Group A U-3200 · Group B U-2500 · Group C U-1800
• Entry limits: up to two singles events per player; one doubles event only.
• Format: round-robin groups of four, with the top two advancing to a knockout draw. Matches are best of three games; the format may change with the number of entries.
• Ball: Nittaku 3-Star 40+
Poster
Tournament DetailsAn English summary of the poster and attached files.
The Phila-Korean Table Tennis Association hosts its 3rd President's Cup, supported by the Korean table tennis associations of New Jersey, New York, Washington DC, Maryland, Boston, and Delaware.
Date: Saturday, October 31, 2026 — play begins at 9:00 AM
Venue: Phila-Korean Table Tennis Association Club, 320 S. Broad St., Lansdale, PA 19446
Events (by KTTAUSA rating)
• Singles: Open, U-1800, U-1600, U-1400, U-1200, U-1000, U-700
• Doubles: Group A U-3200, Group B U-2500, Group C U-1800
• Ball: Nittaku 3-Star 40+
Entry
• Fees: 1 event $30, 2 events $50, 3 events (incl. doubles) $70. Fees are non-refundable.
• Deadline: Saturday, October 3. Each event closes at 24 entries, first come, first served.
• Register: Sanghee Han (한상희) 267-709-1392, or in English, Jiye Eom (엄지예) 267-210-0303
• Zelle: 267-709-1392 (Sushi Tokyo)
• Philadelphia-area members pay by the deadline after registering. Out-of-state players enter together through their local association.
Format
• Round-robin groups of four; the top two advance to the knockout draw. With a large field, groups of three may be used, with only the winner advancing.
• Matches are best of three games (a single game to 11 if entries are heavy).
• Up to two singles events per player; one doubles event only.
• Groups are seeded by rating, and players from the same region are separated where possible.
• A tie between two players is decided by their head-to-head result; a tie among three or more, by points won and lost in group play.
Awards: cash or prizes for the top three in each event. Lunch and dinner are provided for all participants.
