Table Tennis

History of U.S. Table Tennis - Volume XVI

USATT June 08, 2015

USATT Historian Tim Boggan's next volume is about to hit the press!  Be the first at your club to order this amazing labor of love.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 25

Tim Boggan May 18, 2015

1987: U.S. Closed Rating/Age Events. 1987: Profile of Eric Owens. 1987: Interview with Li Ai.  1987: Gee Twins Break Up. 1987: U.S. Closed Women’s Events Results. 1988: U.S. Women Olympians Play Abroad.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 24

Tim Boggan May 11, 2015

1987: Sean O’Neill Prepares for the Future. 1987: Hank Teekaveerakit Adjusts to Life in the U.S. 1987: Men’s Play at the U.S. Closed/Sean’s Win Overshadowed by Teekaveerakit-Seemiller Feud.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 23

Tim Boggan May 04, 2015

1987: Pre-U.S. Closed Tournaments (Stan Talifero’s Detroit Club members on the move). 1987: Canadian Men Win USOTC’s. 1987: Guenther Schroeder, World #1.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 22

Tim Boggan April 27, 2015

1987: Nissen Open/U.S. Olympic Trials. 1987: October Tournaments by USATT Historian Tim Boggan.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 21

Tim Boggan April 20, 2015

1987: Nissen Open/U.S. Olympic Trials. 1987: October Tournaments by USATT Historian Tim Boggan.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 20

Tim Boggan April 13, 2015

1987:  Non-Tournament News plus interviews with Danny Seemiller and Insook Bhushan as they prepare for 1988 Olympic Trials.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 19

Tim Boggan April 06, 2015

1987: U.S. Juniors in China. 1987: Olympic Festival in Raleigh; Junior Olympics in Syracuse. 1987: Tournaments in Baton Rouge, Wilson, N.C., Columbia, MD, and Burlington, MA. 1987: Labor Day weekend at the Toronto CNE and Columbus, IN Masters.

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 18

Tim Boggan March 30, 2015

1987: World’s Richest Tournament: China’s Teng Yi Takes Title at $60,000 555 World Cup.  European Junior Top 12. European Youth/Cadet Championships. Grubba’s Grenzau Wins European Club Cup. U.S. Wheelchair Star Jennifer Johnson Scores in Vienna. Canada’s Joe Ng and U.S.’s Insook Bhushan Are Pan Am Winners. England’s Leeds Permanent Building Society Provides the English TTA with an Unheard of 500,000-Pound Sponsorship; Poland’s Grubba is Leeds Master at Wembley; Quang Bui is Interviewed and Insook Bhushan Reports on the Polish Open. 

History of USATT - Volume XV - Chapter 17

Tim Boggan March 23, 2015

1987: Sweden’s Mikael Appelgren and South Korea’s Yang Young Ja Win U.S. Open. 1987: Scott Bakke Talks with “The Apple,” and Sue Butler has a Close-up Conversation with Three Swedish Team Members.