Auckland Table Tennis Association

The Auckland Table Tennis Association, led by Chris, is a key player in Auckland's table tennis scene. With over 40,000 juniors and many adults in its ranks, Chris ensures that every table tennis enthusiast in Auckland has access to top-notch facilities.

Chris has spearheaded the Tables in Communities project, making table tennis more accessible through a straightforward app called “Seekapong.” This app helps players find local venues and connect with other enthusiasts.

Players looking for casual games have open access to the Auckland table tennis stadium without needing a membership or booking. For those interested in deeper engagement, membership options for students, adults, and seniors are available, with convenient payment methods like direct debit.

Under Chris’s leadership, Auckland Table Tennis Association hosts a variety of tournaments—local, regional, national, and international. Whether you’re playing or watching, these events are your chance to experience top-tier table tennis.

For those wanting to up their game, coaching sessions are offered by experienced coaches, committed to helping players achieve their personal best.

Facilities at the Auckland table tennis stadium include 21 international tables with individual lighting, an electronic scoreboard, a spacious lounge area, and a pro-shop. Public and group bookings are welcome, with ample free parking and cafeteria services during major events.

The stadium operates Monday to Friday from 10am to 9pm, and on weekends from 12pm to 6pm. For public holidays, contact the stadium office.

Reach out to the Auckland Table Tennis Association at 99a Gillies Avenue, Epsom, Auckland 1023 or P. O. Box 9247, Newmarket, Auckland 1149. Call (09) 520 2291 or mobile (027) 270 3166. Email at aucklandtt@xtra.co.nz.

Chris and the Auckland Table Tennis Association are dedicated to promoting table tennis across Central and Eastern Auckland, offering accessible play, memberships, tournaments, coaching, and easy access to facilities with the Seekapong app and community projects.