MORE than 150 entries from nine countries will see action in the 19th Southeast Asian Table Tennis Association (SEATTA) Junior Championship on July 12 to 16, at the Harrison Plaza Mall in Adriatico, Manila.
“The future of Southeast Asian table tennis will start to unfold this Friday and we are expecting total action from these young generation of players. This will also gauge our national junior team’s capability,” said Ting Ledesma, president of host Table Tennis Association of the Philippines (TATAPhil), of the five-day biennial junior competition.
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