Teqball

Teqball didn’t receive an invite to the 2028 Summer Olympics, but that hasn’t stopped FITEQ from highlighting the global growth of the sport.

Athletes are set to get a larger share of prize money, while shedding membership fees, under a new policy approved by the FITEQ Executive Board.

Athletes now have a clear pathway to qualify for teqball’s historic debut at the European Games.

Canadian teqball officials are making an effort to convert youth players from the rectangular pitch to the curved table. FITEQ recently highlighted the effort as the sport remains focused on international growth.

Teqball continues to expand its footprint in Los Angeles ahead of the 2028 Summer Olympics. The sport was recently included in a youth sports initiative meant to increase opportunities for kids living in disadvantaged communities.

In the span of a decade, teqball has risen from backyard activity to increasingly popular international sport. Recently, the sport has become the newest addition on the multi-sports games scene, where FITEQ looks to carve out a place for itself among peers at various international competitions.

As the area continues to prep for the LA28 Summer Olympics, teqball continues to gain traction among traditional SoCal sports

The sport of teqball continues to increase its footprint in the international sports sphere. FITEQ was recently recognized for its social media presence and social impact.