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Australia Dominates ITTF Oceania Para Championships Qualification

Australia Dominates ITTF Oceania Para Championships Qualification

October 1, 2025 David Thompson Sports

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Oceania Para Table Tennis Championships 2024: Qualification for 2026 Worlds


Oceania Para Table Tennis championships 2024: Qualification for ⁣2026 Worlds

Table of Contents

  • Oceania Para Table Tennis championships 2024: Qualification for ⁣2026 Worlds
    • At⁢ a Glance
    • Overview
    • Australian Dominance
      • Key‌ Australian Victories
    • New Zealand Performances
      • New Zealand Highlights

At⁢ a Glance

  • What: ITTF Oceania Para Championships 2024
  • Where: Auckland, ​New Zealand
  • When: concluded yesterday (date unspecified in source)
  • Why it Matters: Qualification ‍event for the ITTF World Para Championships 2026 in Pattaya, Thailand.
  • key result: ‍ Australian athletes secured the majority of qualification ⁤spots. New Zealand had strong performances on home ‌soil.
  • Next ⁢Steps: Athletes prepare for the ‍ITTF World Para Championships 2026.

Overview

The ITTF Oceania Para Championships concluded in auckland,⁢ New Zealand, with‍ Australian athletes dominating ⁤the qualification ⁤process for ⁤the⁣ ITTF World Para Championships⁤ 2026. The three-day ⁤championship, New Zealand’s first ⁤Para ⁤table tennis championship‌ as 2003, saw ‌48 athletes from eight Member Associations ​compete for direct qualification to the 2026 event in Pattaya, Thailand.

Australian Dominance

Australia’s Paralympic medallists from⁤ Paris 2024​ showcased their skill adn secured qualification spots for the ITTF World Para Championships 2026. The championship highlighted the depth ‍of ​talent within the​ Australian Para table tennis program.

Key‌ Australian Victories

  • Men’s‌ Singles Classes ⁣9-10: Ma Lin (Bronze medallist, Paris 2024) defeated Lucas Heath Milsom 3-0 (11-6,​ 11-7, 11-9).
  • Men’s Doubles ⁢Classes MD14-18: Ma Lin and Lucas Heath Milsom won the ​title.
  • Women’s ⁣Singles Classes 7-10: Lei ⁢Li Na (Bronze ⁣medallist, Paris 2024) ⁢defeated Yang Qian (Gold medallist, Paris 2024) 3-1 (8-11, 11-8, 9-11,⁤ 10-12).
  • Mixed Doubles Classes XD14-20: Ma ⁢Lin and Lei Li Na defeated Lennard Properjohn and Yang Qian 3-1 (13-11, 9-11, 11-4, 11-2).
  • Mixed Doubles Classes XD7-10: Christopher Addis ⁤and Lisa Di Toro defeated New Zealand’s James Alexander Goulding and Sarah Jayne Julia Clarke 3-0 (11-5, 11-3, 11-3).

New Zealand Performances

New Zealand celebrated strong performances on ‍their home soil,⁤ with ​Matthew Britz leading the charge. The event provided valuable experience ⁣and a⁤ platform for New Zealand athletes to compete against some of the best‍ para table ⁢tennis players in the Oceania region.

New Zealand Highlights

  • Men’s Singles⁤ Classes⁣ 6-7: Matthew Britz⁣ secured qualification for the ⁤ITTF World Para Championships 2026, winning all his group matches, including a 3-0 victory over Australia’s Lennard Properjohn.
  • Mixed Doubles: ⁤ James Alexander goulding and Sarah Jayne Julia Clarke reached the final of the Mixed Doubles Classes XD7-10.
  • Men’s Singles: Mark leigh Gladney claimed silver in Men’s Singles.

Qualification for the ⁣2026 World Para Championships

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