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Countries all around the world are embracing FITEQ’s Back2Teq vision of using the world’s fastest growing sport to support communities in the COVID-19 recovery phase.

Des teqers de classe mondiale de toute la Hongrie, dont les champions du monde en titre Ádám Blázsovics et Csaba Bányik, ont été rejoints par des athlètes de Roumanie.

A successful education webinar, organised by Teqball India, was attended by over 150 players and coaches from across the country.

Stephan Fox is a former Muaythai world champion, who now holds various administrative roles in sport including the Presidency of AIMS.

Kennedy Lai is the founder of the Newly Emerged Sports Association of Hong Kong, a platform for promoting new sports in the country.

FITEQ is delighted to confirm that that the ongoing success of the Teqball in Zaatari Refugee Camp project has led to the initiative’s inclusion as a case study on GAISF.

Formed on 26 November 2019, the Portuguese National Teqball Federation is making impressive progress both nationally and internationally.

At the end of July, the city of Plock became the teqball capital of Poland when it hosted the inaugural Polish Beach Teqball Championships.

FITEQ has launched an exciting new competition concept entitled the National Challenger Series, which is designed to support National Federations, clubs and players.

The Olympic Channel today announced that it has reached an agreement with FITEQ to collaborate on content for the International Olympic Committee’s global media platform.

FITEQ is delighted to announce that it has signed as a Gold Partner for SportAccord 2021, which is set to take place in Ekaterinburg, Russia from 23-28 May 2021.

Teqball has grown rapidly in France over the past few years, with the sport’s journey now reaching the island of Corsica.

Stanislava Marojevic is the club manager for Teqball Liman, based in Novi Sad in Serbia, which is home of 2018 doubles world champions Bogdan Marojevic and Nikola Mitro.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade of Hungary in cooperation with the International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) has partnered with four Italian sports entities.

Enikő Biró and Boglárka Feleki were a key part of the 2019 Teqball World Championships, not only as referees but as an inspiration to women all around the world.

Mónica Franco is a leading voice for women’s sport in Panama, combining her professional football background with her marketing expertise to help promote sport.

Sugawara Kanae is a rising star of teqball and the Japanese player is quickly becoming an inspiration for fellow teqers across Japan.

Madina Said is leading the growth of teqball in the Republic of Djibouti. As President of the Djiboutian Teqball Federation, which was established in 2019.

The International Federation of Teqball (FITEQ) would like to remind all of its members of its Anti-Doping programme.

The Hungarian Teqball Federation has elected György Gattyán Sr as its first-ever President.