The Grenada Table Tennis Association (GTTA) has officially unveiled plans for its flagship 2026 National Table Tennis Championship, set to run from October 24 to October 31, 2026, at the Public Workers Union Building in the Tanteen neighbourhood of St George’s. The week-long competitive tournament will welcome players of all age and skill levels from every corner of the Caribbean island nation, offering a high-stakes platform for athletes to demonstrate their technical prowess, accumulate high-level match experience, and vie for prestigious national titles across multiple competitive divisions. The competition structure is designed to be inclusive for all demographics, featuring separate men’s and women’s draws for Under-13, Under-15, and Under-19 youth categories, alongside Men’s and Women’s Senior divisions, a dedicated Veterans bracket, and a full team tournament event. Organizers are extending a widespread call for participation to local primary and secondary schools, registered table tennis clubs, and independent individual players to take part in and rally behind one of the most anticipated annual fixtures on Grenada’s national table tennis sporting calendar. GTTA leadership notes that the championship is a core component of the organization’s long-term strategic mandate to grow the popularity of table tennis across Grenada, scout and nurture promising young emerging talent, and expand accessible competitive pathways for athletes in every region of the country. In a landmark move to remove financial barriers and drive the highest possible turnout, the association has eliminated all registration fees for the 2026 edition of the tournament. The registration portal will close promptly at the end of business on Thursday, October 22, 2026. Interested players, school administrators, and club representatives can reach out to GTTA directly for registration support or additional event details via phone at 419-9487 or by sending an email to [email protected]. This announcement is released on behalf of the Grenada Table Tennis Association, and NOW Grenada bears no responsibility for the statements, opinions, or media content submitted by external contributing parties, with a dedicated reporting channel available for users to flag any instances of abusive content.