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FITEQ is supporting its global network of National Teqball Federations with the implementation of tree planting programmes in their local communities.

World Number Two Adam Blazsovics came through a highly competitive field to secure his first singles Challenger Cup title of the year in Budaörs, Hungary.

Para teqball player Attila Laszlo, who is a pioneer of the sport, will compete in a teqball Challenger Cup this weekend (24 April).

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) is celebrating Earth Day with a call to action to all members of the teqball family.

Romanian doubles pair Szabolcs Ilyes and Apor Gyorgydeak secured their second Challenger Cup title of the year in Tripoli, Lebanon on 17 April.

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) wishes to remind stakeholders that it will virtually host a Therapeutic Use Exemption (TUE) Symposium.

FITEQ’s Referee Education Programme is supporting the development of refereeing standards all around the world and the appointment of two FIFA referees.

The return of Challenger Cup action in Europe (10-11 April) saw Csaba Banyik take home singles gold in Rácalmás, Hungary.

FITEQ delegation led by General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr concluded its Teqball Roadshow visit to South Africa on Friday (9 April).

FITEQ has re-emphasised its commitment to promoting clean sport by joining the sporting world in the celebration of the World Anti-Doping Agency’s (WADA) Play True Day.

FITEQ is delighted to announce that all of its web content is now available in French, following the professional translation of the FITEQ website.

Romania’s World Number 3 Apor Gyorgydeak looked at ease as he returned to Challenger Cup action with singles and doubles victories in Tarrafal, Cape Verde.

The Teqball Roadshow is in full swing, with the team, led by General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr, arriving in South Africa yesterday (31 March).

The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) publishes the Agency’s ‘live’ webinar schedule for April.

FITEQ has published a Sustainable Development Handbook to support all teqball stakeholders in their efforts to be more environmentally and socially conscious.

Asia’s first National Challenger Series events commenced today (26 March), as athletes took to the court in India.

The Pakistan National Teqball Federation hosted its first national championships on 27 February, signalling the growing appetite for teqball in the sport-loving country.

The International Teqball Federation (FITEQ) is delighted to announce the official launch of para teqball.

The US National Teqball Federation (USNTF) and the US Soccer Foundation have announced a new, two-year partnership.

Kyrgyzstan hosted its first-ever Challenger Cup last weekend (13 March), with 16 doubles teams competing in a historic event in Bishkek.