Mmadinare SSS to host Phikwe open

Monday, August 08, 2011

The Botswana Table Tennis Association (BTTA) has invited interested clubs and individuals to take part in the Phikwe Open to be held at Mmadinare Senior Secondary School on August 27-28.

According to BTTA, the following associations will also take part in the Open Championships, BOPRISA, BISA, BOBSA, BOTESSA, PASSOBO, and Special Olympics.

BTTA President Robert Maabong said the tournament is aimed at achieving certain goals in table tennis across the country. He added that the tournament is also aimed at taking Botswana's table tennis to international level.

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