(by: Major League Table Tennis)
Hello again, table tennis fans!
It’s America’s first professional table tennis league here with a quick little reminder: We’re nearly 
ONE WEEK AWAY from Week 6 in Pleasantville, NY. The Princeton Revolution, Seattle Spinners, Florida Crocs, and defending champion Texas Smash will be there. Will you?
Tap that big red button below to lock your seats in — it’s going to be one helluva show at Westchester Table Tennis Center. Tap this link for all the information you need before our last MLTT event of 2024, too!
There’s plenty of news and notes for you in the meantime. Let’s get after it!
GET YOUR WEEK 6 TIX FOR WESTCHESTER!
What’s at stake in Westchester? 
Florida and Princeton need to keep pace with Chicago and Carolina in the East Division. And in the West, it’s still anyone’s division to win.
The first half of MLTT’s second season kicks off on Friday, 12/13. Check the updated MLTT standings to know where each team stands right before our midway point. Then, check the schedule below to make sure you know when our biggest showdowns go down!
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13
Seattle vs. Florida, 4 p.m. ET | Watch Live
Texas vs. Princeton, 7 p.m. ET | Watch Live
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14
Texas vs. Florida, 4 p.m. ET | Watch Live
Seattle vs. Princeton, 7 p.m. ET | Watch Live
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15
Texas vs. Seattle, 11 a.m. ET | Watch Live
Florida vs. Princeton, 2 p.m. ET | Watch Live
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Who climbed the ranks? 
We’re bringing some of the world’s BEST players to New York.
Just take a look at our updated Power Rankings, which feature four players in our top 10 who’ll take the court in Westchester next weekend.
MLTT Around The Globe! 
How did other MLTT players fare in their off-week competitions? Here’s a quick round-up of our standouts from matches around the world:
Sid Naresh helped the U.S. Mixed Team to new heights! (photo: ITTF.com)
MLTT No. 3 player Sid Naresh made history at ITTF Mixed Team World Cup Chengdu 2024. The Carolina Gold Rush star became the first player to claim a win against China all week in a 2-1 defeat to Lin Shindong. Naresh and the U.S. team claimed 2nd place in Group 1, improving on 2023’s early exit.
MLTT No. 22 Benedek Olah of the Princeton Revolution earned third place in the West Asian Table Tennis Championships in Jordan, competing for Bahrain-based Saar SC.
Highlighted by MLTT No. 4 Emmanuel Lebesson, French Pro B team Caen TTC defeated Fouras, 3-1.
Are you following us yet? 
MLTT Social wants you to know girls run the world — and the Golden Game.
Our Instagram followers already know that female players showed out every Week 5 finale. But we’re here to share the Pleasanton, CA exploits of Mo Zhang, Kheith Rhynne Cruz, Hong Lin, and Kotomi Omoda to all our non-followers, too — and humbly request you consider changing that.
No Bette Davis needed. These MLTT women are the new Golden Girls.
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