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METTA Cup table tennis up

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May 23, 2009 | 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines – The Metropolitan Table Tennis Association (METTA) will hold the first METTA National Cup May 27-29 at the National Capital Region (NCR) Police Office Badminton Court, Bagong Diwa, Bicutan, Taguig City.

The three-day event, organized by METTA president and former national team member Ting Ledesma, has four events – men’s and women’s team non-rank and men’s and women’s Open singles.

The tournament, supported by the Filipino Chinese Table Tennis Federation (FCTTF) and NCR Police Office regional director PCSupt. Roberto Rosales, is organized by METTA to promote table tennis in the country and develop friendship among players.

BAGONG DIWA

BICUTAN

FILIPINO CHINESE TABLE TENNIS FEDERATION

METROPOLITAN TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION

NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

NATIONAL CUP MAY

POLICE OFFICE

POLICE OFFICE BADMINTON COURT

ROBERTO ROSALES

TAGUIG CITY

TING LEDESMA
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