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The representatives of the Indonesian Teqball Federation visited the leadership of FITEQ in Budapest to share their vision.

New challengers of 2023 are moving forward confidently.

Debuted FITEQ's NF Impact Forum to help develop its more than 150 national federations worldwide.

For the very first time in history, Teqball was part of the SEA Games movement which was held in Cambodia in May.

Eventful Teqball Tour in LA as the crowd saw a historical win, a major upset and a victory at first appearance.

In FITEQ’s busiest year ever, the Teqball Tour visits China and Thailand in August.

Brazil conquered Miami in April, at FITEQ’s latest event, however at the upcoming event in Los Angeles new champions will be named.

FITEQ launched the next level data analyzing tool of Teqball, DataTEQ.

As the Brazilians shined in Miami the teqers moved ahead plenty of positions.

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) organises the debuting Teqball tournament in South America. The tournament will be held in Rio de Janeiro, Brasil from September 7 to…

After 25 years in multiple different continents helping the organizers in their dreams to have the best games ever László Vajda returned to Hungary as FITEQ's new Secretary General

A young boy who quickly rose from a newcomer to a bronze medallist at his debuting world championships, who had a long unbeaten streak with ten events and was crowned in…

The Teqball Tour returned to the US after one-month hiatus and by Moraes da Cruz’s performance, Brazil took home two trophies and the third place in men’s doubles.

The ITA’s April monthly webinar is dedicated to “Testing – What you need to know”.

After a very busy March, the Teqball season continues in Miami, Florida, where 85 players in three categories compete for the trophies.

FITEQ broadens the cooperation with the one-stop online sports portal, DafaNews for the three upcoming events in the US.

FITEQ takes part of the #WhiteCard poject of International Day of Sport for Development and Peace.

Despite the busy month, most of the leaders stayed on the top, however Vasas/Janicsek re-took the top spots in women's doubles.

From the four-events qualification tour, 63 athletes from 18 countries advanced to the two-meaning tournament in Poland.

Banyik was unstoppable and finished with two golden medals, while women’s singles world champion Greco at her first event outside of the US got silver.