The Tay Ninh table tennis delegation secured 10 medals at the 2026 National Table Tennis Club Championship, highlighted by a gold finish in the men’s doubles 45–49 age division, according to recent tournament results. The annual national competition brought together 450 athletes representing 30 clubs across seven contested categories, spanning singles, doubles, and team events for both men and women.
Tay Ninh Claims Gold and Nine Supporting Podiums
Leading the delegation’s medal count, Truong Duc Duy teamed up with Dong Nai’s Phan Huy Hoang to capture the men’s doubles title in the 45–49 age category. The victory anchors a total haul that includes three silver medals and six bronze medals across various age brackets and skill divisions.
Lam Nguyen Phuc An claimed a silver medal in the advanced women’s singles event. The delegation added a second silver in advanced women’s doubles through the pairing of Vo Kim Tham and Le Hoang Thuy Lam of Dong Nai. Pham Thi My Hang rounded out the silver medalists by finishing second in the women’s singles 40–44 age group.
Broad Age-Group and Discipline Medals
The six bronze medals secured by Tay Ninh athletes spanned multiple disciplines and age groups, reflecting depth across the delegation’s roster. Podiums came in the advanced women’s doubles, the 40–44 women’s doubles, the 40–44 men’s singles, the 40–44 mixed doubles, and the 45–49 mixed doubles categories.
Tournament organizers distributed medals following a series of matches featuring players from across the country. The competition format encompassed men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles, mixed doubles, men’s teams, and women’s teams.
National Federation Talent Scouting and Development
The National Table Tennis Club Championship serves as a primary evaluation window for the Vietnam Table Tennis Federation to identify and select prospects for regional and international representation. Officials noted that the high level of competition among the 450 participants underscored the rising technical standards within the sport nationwide.
For Tay Ninh, the 10-medal return validates ongoing training investments and regional club development programs aimed at producing competitive athletes for future national fixtures.
