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The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) was today granted full membership of the Global Association of International Sports Federations (GAISF).

The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) has surpassed the milestone of recognising 80 National Teqball Federations.

Three-time world champion Adam Blazsovics is officially the World Number One ranked singles player, following the publication of November’s updated FITEQ World Rankings.

FITEQ has launched its official app in the App Store, providing the teqball family with on-the-go access to all the latest news and information.

Young teqers under the age of 18 have submitted their entries for the United Through Sport (UTS) Virtual Youth Games Festival, hoping to secure a place in the final.

Mfanafuthi Taribo Bhembe is the beating heart of the teqball movement in Eswatini. The former international footballer has welcomed teqball into his life.

Polish teqball star Adrian Duszak showed why he is the World Number One during an action-packed National Challenger Series in Warsaw this weekend (24-25 October).

Guinea-Bissau is set to host Africa’s first National Challenger Series this weekend (24-25 October), showcasing the growing momentum of FITEQ.

Vlad Podar is a key driving force behind the development of teqball in Romania. Podar is optimistic that teqball has a bright future in Romania.

The growing passion for teqball in the US was once again on display at the 4th US Teqball Challenger Cup in Houston, Texas, at O'Athletik Center on 18 October.

The development of teqball in China has reached another important milestone with the launch of the “Teqball Campus” grassroots engagement programme.

A teqball demonstration in Mongolia involving 11 clubs has kick-started the sport’s development ahead of the Sanya Asian Beach Games next year.

The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) is proud to inform its community that it will be holding a series of webinars to introduce the FITEQ Integrity Framework.

Three highly entertaining National Challenger Series were held on 10-11 October, with athletes returning for round two of the respective series in Hungary and Serbia.

On behalf of FITEQ, General Secretary Marius Vizer Jr was delighted to engage with National Federations from all five continents through a series of online meetings.

Hungary and Serbia are set to host their second editions of the series this weekend (10-11 October), whilst Portugal prepares to host its first round of competition.

Adam Blazsovics and his doubles partner for the 2019 doubles World Championships triumph, Csaba Banyik, have successfully completed FITEQ online coaching course.

On 8 September 2020, the Executive Board of FITEQ has adopted the new Anti-Doping Rules in the compliance with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Code of 2021.

Romania’s Apor Gyorgydeak and Serbia’s Bogdan Marojevic were the stars of two highly entertaining National Challenger Series events on 3-4 October.

This weekend (3-4 October) will see the next two editions of FITEQ’s National Challenger Series, with the best athletes in Romania and Serbia.