Results from Day 1:

Men's Over 60 Singles Final

Women's Over 60 Singles Final

Under 2000 Hardbat RR Final

Under 4200 Doubles Final

Under 3700 Doubles Final

Under 3200 Doubles Final

Hardbat Doubles Final

Over 75 RR Final

Over 70 Doubles Finals

July 2nd - Today the 2008 U.S. Table Tennis Open is underway in Las Vegas, NV. As the official table sponsor of the event we are here to offer web updates with scores, photos and videos from the tournament. Check back with us throughout the tournament either online or in Vegas.

We are proud to announce Stefan Feth as the newest Butterfly sponsored player. The former German Team Member and 2006 U.S. Open Men’s Doubles Runner-up has a high-level training video series. Watch Stefan's first video demonstrating the Forehand Loop in the video section on the right of this page.

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Marcelo Aguirre and Sandy Gavilan won the Boys’ and Girls’ Singles titles at the Colombian Junior Open in Cartagena on Sunday June 25, 2008 and thus for the first time in the history of the ITTF Junior Circuit Paraguay spawned both title winners.

At the final hurdle Marcelo Aguirre overcame the host nation’s Juan Restrepo while Sandy Gavilan ...Read More

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The top four seeds in the Cadet Boys’ Singles event all enjoyed success on the morning of Tuesday June 24, 2008 in Cartagena at the Colombian Junior Open.

It was success for Colombia’s Joaquin Vilegas, Peru’s Alonso Shimabukuro, Brazil’s Eric Jouti and Argentina’s Adriel di Salvo. Read More

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On Sunday June 15th, China’s Kong Linghui was torchbearer during the Beijing Olympic torch relay. The former Olympic table tennis champion became the first to run off the Wanzhou Middle School in Chongqing, Southwestern China after one minute of silence observed for the victims of the deadly earthquake that hit Sichuan ...Read More

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Chile and Peru emerged as the most successful nations in the team events at the Colombia Junior Open in Cartagena on Sunday June 22, 2008.

Both emerged with two titles each; in addition to the Junior Boys’ Team title, Chile captured the Junior Girls’ Team crown while in the cadet events, Peru emulated their southern neighbors.
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