The Washington DC table tennis academy is dedicated to using table tennis as a means to improve our community as a whole from young to old. Our youth programs are created to help at risk and underprivileged children develop in a sport that is low risk and high reward.
Our senior and neurodivergence programs are designed to help assist our seniors live longer and healthy lives by actively fighting cognitive decline. We aim to improve the lives of those living with neurological conditions and help individuals achieve better brain health at any age.
We offer table tennis training in after school and summer camp settings for at risk and underprivileged youth. Children are guided step by step by professional coaches who assist them in learning techniques and skills to have fun and compete in table tennis.
We also provide table tennis therapy for people with multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, dementia, Alzheimer’s, and all other sorts of neuro divergence. Our programs are after school, summer camp, seniors and Neurodivergence
Sergio González is a table tennis player and coach from Colombia, with over 10 years representing the Santander state team. He has achieved success at the national and regional levels, including multiple medals at the Colombian National University Games. Sergio brings international experience and a performance-focused approach to his coaching at WDCTT.
Highlights:
Aleksa Gacev started playing table tennis at the age of nine and went on to represent the Serbian national team at European and World Championships. From 2015 to 2025, he played professionally in league competitions in Serbia and Germany.
During his time in Germany, he was also active as a coach, conducting both group and private training sessions while sharing his international playing experience with developing athletes.
Achievements
🥇 National Championship (Singles) — 1st Place
🥇 Balkan Championship — 1st Place (Teams & Doubles)
🥈 Balkan Championship (Singles) — 2nd Place
ITTF World Team Championship — Busan 2024 — Round of 32
European Table Tennis Championship — Malmö, Sweden — Participant
Join us for an exciting day of competitive table tennis at the 2025 WDCTT March Giant Round Robin! Test your skills, meet fellow players, and enjoy a thrilling tournament experience.
Date: March 8, 2025
Location: Washington DC Table Tennis Center, Washington, DC
USATT 2-Star Event
Please register on our website to activate your monthly plan!
Khaleel Asgarali started playing table tennis at 7 years old. His father was a former national team member from Trinidad and Tobago and was Khaleel’s first coach. Moving to the top of the junior ranks in the USA, Khaleel returned to his home country of Trinidad and Tobago to win both junior and men singles national championship titles in 2003 and 2005. He has played professionally in leagues in England, Sweden and Germany and trained all over the world. He is still currently a professional player in the German League and a professional coach in the capital area.
