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In an exciting match, Do Le Van Chi (14) and Do Le Van Linh (13), siblings from Vietnam’s Central Highlands, clinched the top spot in the U.S. Open Table Tennis Championships. They beat the U.S. duo, Emily Quan (17) and Abigail Yu (12), with a close score of 3-2. The talented Vietnamese pair are no strangers to success, having previously won championships in the women’s doubles and team events at the 2023 National Youth Tournament in their home country. Their opponents, Emily and Abigail, are also accomplished athletes, with Emily claiming bronze in the U17 and U19 girls’ singles at the National level, and Abigail taking home three gold medals in the U11 category at the Pan American Youth Championships. Earlier in the week, Van Chi and Van Linh had to settle for silver in the U15 girls’ doubles, falling just short against another American pair, Mandy Yu and Abigail Yu. The Vietnamese siblings, along with their fellow top players from Vietnam, participated in the prestigious U.S. Ope...

Teqball: The Exciting Hybrid Sport Teqball is an innovative and exciting hybrid sport that seamlessly combines elements of football, table tennis, and sepak takraw. This unique sport is played on a curved table, adding a challenging twist to traditional ball games. With its origins in Hungary, Teqball has now made its way to the beautiful coastal province of Binh Dinh, Vietnam, where it is captivating locals and visitors alike. From June 6 to 9, Binh Dinh will host its first international Teqball tournament, welcoming 131 athletes from 53 countries and territories. In the lead-up to the event, authorities have installed Teqball tables on the local beach, inviting everyone to discover the thrill of this new sport. The curved table adds a fascinating dimension to the game, as players hit a football back and forth using any part of the body except the arms and hands. Local residents are intrigued by the unique setup of Teqball. The rules are similar to table tennis, but the football an...