WARNING! Team Leagues is experiencing the snow ball effect!  Everyone is advised to pack and join in the snowball or run for safety to their local clubs for more information!

In other news, we're please to announce the Regional Coordinators for the Chicago and  the Kentucky...

Pictures coming soon... 

After unveiling our first regional coordinator, last week, we are excited to announce our next two coordinators. Kagin Lee, will be representing the Chicago region and Paul Holliger will take control of the Kentucky/Indiana region.  Both of these men are highly qualified to help people become more involved and informed with the USATT Team League.

 
Kagin is a USATT certified Referee and Regional Umpire who plans on becoming a National Umpire by the end of the year.  Along with knowing all the rules and know-how of the sport, he has also managed many local tournaments in the Chicagoland area.  Being the manager for these tournaments, Kagin has become very familiar with many players in Chicago and St. Louis.  A USATT
member and player since 1992, Kagin is rated a modest 2127. 

 
Paul Holliger knows what he’s doing.  Short, sweet, and simple.  All someone has to do to be impressed with Paul is look at his professional resume.  Owner of a local real estate brokerage, elected as President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Chief Steward of private and public groups, and making many appearances at government legislatures persuading house committees to vote
a certain direction, Paul seems like he’d be qualified to run for State Senate.  Now, if you want to find a person who inspires and demonstrates his dedication and love for Table Tennis, Paul someone to look to.  A local club President and Founder, many look to Paul as the Table Tennis “go-to” person in the Louisville area.  Written in the local newspaper, Paul was labeled as the “Table Tennis Ringmaster”.  In other words, there is no better person to get the ball rolling and on track for the Kentucky/Indiana region.  Simply put, Paul Holliger knows what he’s doing.

 
With a strong cast of regional coordinators, players should feel confident joining the USATT Team Leagues.  So, its advised that you be packed into this giant snowball and join the fun, or you might just get left behind.