Featured Video: FOX 6 (WITI-TV, MILWAUKEE) Ping Pong in Milwaukee's Third Ward, SPiN Milwaukee.

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It could hardly have been a better end to the first day of play, Wednesday September 8, 2010, for the host nation at the Ecuador Junior and Cadet Open in Guayaquil, the country’s most populous city.

Maria-Fernanda Barco beat Mariana Montoya-Garro to secure victory for Ecuador `B’ against Canada `B’ in the Girls’ Team event to end a most successful day for her... Read More

2011 Pan Am Athlete Selection Procedure Forms:
Selection Procedure | Attachment A | Attachment C

Pending final approval by the USOC Board of Directors

Featured YouTube Video: Petr Korbel Advice - Serve

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The scenario is simple, if you want to learn, if you want to improve, visit the best and take advice from the best.

It is common sense and it is exactly the policy adopted recently by the North American Table Tennis Union.

Supported by the ITTF/NATTU Development Program, a group comprising 16 players and six coaches from... Read More

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Brazil’s Hugo Calderano and Ariel Hsing from the United States of America emerged as the respective Boys’ and Girls’ Singles champions at the Pan American Cadet Challenge tournament in the Ecuadorian city of Guayaquil on Tuesday September 7, 2010.

Both started the tournament in the top seeded position and both justified that seeding. Read More

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Butterfly Video: Timo Boll vs Bastian Steger

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Brazil and the United States of America were the two countries to complete the first day of play, Monday September 6, 2010, at the Pan American Cadet Challenge in the Ecuadorian city of Guayaquil with the brightest smiles on their faces.

Both countries have players through to the semi-final stages of the Cadet Boys’ Singles and Cadet Girls’ Singles events. Read More

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A total of 23 coaches from throughout the United States of America are now present at the US Olympic Committee Headquarters in Colorado Springs.

It is an impressive venue, housing many United States sports as well as some of the world’s elite sports scientists, and administrators. Read More