Open
F: Zhen (Eugene) Wang def. Kai Zhang (4, 4, 4)
SF: Zhen Wang def. Pierre-Luc Theriault (3, 5, 5); Kai Zhang def. Max Qinmin Wang (9, 8, 8)
QF: Zhen Wang def. Matthew Khan (1, 1, 3); Pierre-Luc Theriault def. John Clang (3, 7, 5); Max Qinmin Wang def. Ethan Jin (12, 3, -3, 8); Kai Zhang def. Can Kevin Wang (8, -8, 7, -9, 5)
Under 2500
F: Matthew Khan def. Ludovic Gombos (8, 6, -9, 9)
SF: Ludovic Gombos def. Ethan Jin (8, 7, 7); Matthew Khan def. Jack Wang (9, 8, 10)
QF: Ludovic Gombos def. Witold Krupinski (10, 7, 6); Ethan Jin def. Ross Pritsker (5, 10, 6); Jack Wang def. Santiago Sevilla (7, 7, -7, 6); Matthew Khan def. Calvin Chan (2, -8, 8, 6)
Under 2350
F: Brad Belle def. Santiago Sevilla (9, 7, 7)
SF: Brad Belle def. Adar Alguetti (6, 7, 9); Santiago Sevilla def. Edmund Suen (-9, -7, 3, 6, 6)
QF: Adar Alguetti by default; Brad Belle def. Richard DeWitt (7, 6, 5); Edmund Suen def. Gal Alguetti (9, -9, -7, 9, 9); Santiago Sevilla def. Philippe Dassonval (7, 6, 8)
Under 2200
F: Richard DeWitt def. Santiago Sevilla (8, 2, 7)
SF: Santiago Sevilla def. John Clang (8, 7, -8, 4); Richard DeWitt def. Brandon Belle (-4, 9, 6, -6, 8)
QF: John Clang def. Gal Alguetti (5, 6, -3, -10, 6); Santiago Sevilla def. Brad Belle (8, 10, 7); Brandon Belle def. Witold Krupinski (9, -8, 9, -9, 8); Richard DeWitt def. Adar Alguetti (3, 5, 6)
Under 2050
F: Cristine Lockwood def. Tigran Tsitoghdzyan (2, 5, 7)
SF: Cristine Lockwood def. Sin-Ping Ko (6, 3, 8); Tigran Tsitoghdzyan def. Matthew Needle (12, 7 -4, 5)
QF: Cristine Lockwood def. Donald Feltenberger (5, -6, 6, 4); Sin-Ping Ko def. Claude Boulard (6, -6, 8, 5); Matthew Needle def. Jianglin Mei (8, 7, 8); Tigran Tsitoghdzyan def. Wilbert Williams (9, 9, -13, 7)
Under 1900
F: Ferxey Ayala def. Will Shortz (6, 9, 9)
SF: : Will Shortz def. George Nicholas (3, -10, 6, 10); Ferxey Ayala def. Janis Witte (7, -7, 7, 7)
QF: George Nicholas def. Jie Huang (7, 6, 9); Will Shortz def. Amel Medunjanin (5, 3, 4); Janis Witte def. Aminu Mohammed (7, -8, -6, 8, 2); Ferxey Ayala def. Raymond Yen (9, -8, 4, 6)
Under 1750
F: Leroy King def. Gabriel Riskevich (6, 4, 7)
SF: Leroy King def. Paul Nunez (3, 6, 7); Gabriel Riskevich def. Sam Rockwell (9, -8, 7, 7)
QF Leroy King def. Amel Medunjanin (2, 8, -7, 5); Paul Nunez def. Artem Studenikin (-8, 9, 9, -9, 9); Gabriel Riskevich def. Glen Randmer (6, 7, -8, 4); Sam Rockwell def. Wayne Bartley (8, 9, 6)
Under 1600
F: Paul Nunez def. Glen Randmer (7, 9, 10)
SF: Glen Randmer def. William McGimpsey (7, -8, 7, 8); Paul Nunez def. Sam Rockwell (9, 5, 5)
Under 1450
F: Paul Nunez def. Austin Greenfield (-8, 9, 7, 8)
SF: Paul Nunez def. Shane Olff (5, 3, 3); Austin Greenfield def. Marshall Lipton (10, 6, 7)
QF: Paul Nunez def. Harry Chafetz (4, 5, 5); Shane Olff def. Rex Joy Jr. (-10, 5, -8, 6, 8); Austin Greenfield def. Sam Rockwell (5, 7, 7); Marshall Lipton def. David Hill (6, 9, 6)
Under 1300
F: Rex Joy Jr. def. Shane Olff (11, -5, 13, 5)
SF: Rex Joy Jr. def. James McLain (7, 5, 12); Shane Olff def. Rahul Acharya (17, -5, -5, 5, 9)
QF: Rex Joy Jr. def. Daniel Rosenfeld (6, 12, 8); James McLain def. Dave Tryon (-7, 10, -7, 7, 6); Rahul Acharya def. Harry Chafetz (4, -8, 2, 4); Shane Olff def. Kevin Wallace (-7, -8, 4, 7, 5)
Under 1150
F: Daniel Rosenfeld def. Jack Fitzsimmons (-7, 4, 8, -6, 2)
SF: Daniel Rosenfeld def. Rahul Acharya (6, 10, 10); Jack Fitzsimmons def. Alex Mazon (-6, 7, 9, 6)
QF: Rahul Acharya by default; Daniel Rosenfeld def. Allen Bukhbinder (6, -14, 4, 7); Alex Mazon def. Weston Cooper (7, 8, 7); Jack Fitzsimmons by default
Under 1000
F: Alex Mazon def. Allen Bukhbinder (2, 6, 6)
SF: Alex Mazon def. David Rockwell (4, 7, 5); Allen Bukhbinder def. Enno Weber (-9, 7, 9, 9)
Over 40
F: Richard DeWitt def. Simon Shtofmakher (9, 9, 5)
SF: Simon Shtofmakher def. William McGimpsey (5, 6, 7); Richard DeWitt def. Maruthi Sunkara (-6, 5, 5, 4)
Over 60
1st: Simon Shtofmakher (3-0)
2nd: Ming-Hong Chang (2-1)
3rd: William McGimpsey (1-2)
Almost $5,000 in prizes, first prize $1,500. Special event for college students.
Intensive training with Robert and Rawle
Intensive training with Robert and Rawle
The Westchester TTC figures prominently in the ITTF's wrap-up of April events.
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123 players -- 11 rated 2500+. In the final of the open event, Canada's Eugene Wang (2806) rallied from a two-game deficit to beat France's Damien Provost in a nail-biting deuce-in-the-fifth set (-10,-12,10,5,11). A big contingent from Florida's Broward TTC (above) took part. Results and photos.
Canada's Andre Ho upset the U.S.'s Timothy Wang in the men's final of the 2013 ITTF North America Cup, held April 20-21 at the WTTC. Lily Zhang beat fellow American Ariel Hsing in the women's final. Videos of the top matches can be found on the ITTF YouTube channel. Still shots can be found on Warren Rosenberg's site. The Journal News has an article and a slide show. Also: Newsday slide show. Newsday video. ITTF stories. Bruce Liu photos.
Our spiffy new club t-shirts are here! They'll go on sale Thurs., April 18. $27.
Pleasantville's mayor, Peter Scherer, will attend the North America Cup on Sunday, April 21, and will help award the prizes in the afternoon.
Quarterly results are here. Congratulations to Victor Krupinski and all the winners!
Prizes for our April Open, a 4-star tournament, have been increased to more than $7,000. First prize $2,500. Cash prizes will be awarded through 8th place in the open event. Also a new event: Local Unrated, for unrated players who either live in Westchester County or belong to the WTTC.
115 players. In the final of the open event, France's Damien Provost (2667) upset Taiwan's Chia-sheng Lee (ITTF-ranked #194 in the world) in straight games (9,10,5). Results and photos.
108 players -- seven of them over 2400, four over 2500. In the open event, Kai Zhang (2603) upset Damien Provost (2670) in an exciting five-game final (1,11,-9,-10,6). The Costa Rican national table tennis team captured seven prizes over the weekend. Mexico's Yadira Silva made it to the quarters of the open and the semis of the U-2500. The Handicap event drew a record 29 players. Results and winners' photos are here. Warren Rosenberg's action shots are here; digital downloads and prints may be ordered from him.
111 players, five rated over 2500. In the open event Kai Zhang (2583) defeated YanJun Gao (2574) in a furious final (13,10,14). Results and photos.
"Table Tennis With the Crossword Champion" (here).
Twenty-three players competed in our Beer Pong tournament on Jan. 19. Results and photos are here. Newsday pre-story and photo here and slide show of the event here. Journal News photos of the event (not looking our best!) here.
14 competed. Results and photos.
Congratulations to founding member Jennifer Johnson for her induction into the Table Tennis Hall of Fame!
Kai Zhang (USATT-rated 2601) joined our club at the start of January. He'll be training/playing with us on most days. Say hello.
Congratulations to Gal and Sharon Alguetti, who placed 3rd and 4th, respectively, in the recent Mini-Cadet trials, and are now on the U.S. national team for their age category.
France's Damien Provost defeated Brooklyn's Mishel Levinski (6,6,-10,4) in the final of our December Open. Results and photos. Warren Rosenberg's action shots are here; digital downloads and prints may be ordered from him.
15-year-old Kai Zhang defeated Max Wang in the final of our November Open, which was part of New York Table Tennis Weekend. Results and photos.
Eugene Wang (USATT-rated 2783) of the Canadian national table tennis team defeated 15-year-old Chinese phenom Kai Zhang (2557) in straight games to win $2,500 in the finals of the WTTC's October Open. Results and photos.
Two recent arrivals from China battled it out in the finals of the WTTC's September Open. Kewei Li (USATT-rated 2418) upset Kai Zhang (2560)
7, -9, 6, 10. Altogether 123 players competed, including six rated over 2500. Results and photos here.
France's Damien Provost (USATT-rated 2695) defeated chopper Qing Liang Wang (2641) 10, 7, 6 in the final of our August Open. Altogether 136 players competed. Results and photos. Freelance photographer Warren Rosenberg's action shots appear here.

Kevin Wang (USATT-rated 2476) dispatched Max Wang (2556) 3-0 in the finals of the WTTC's July Open. It was the semifinal matches -- Kevin beating YanJun Gao and Max beating Peng Yin -- that were nail-biters. Each went to five games. Altogether 123 players competed. Photos and Results.
For the first time at one of our Opens, YanJun Gao wasn't the champion or runner-up. France's Damien Provost (2651) beat Peng Yin (2544) in a hard-fought, four-game match. Photos and results.
The Westchester TTC turned one year old in May. The club ended the first 12 months with 273 members. Average daily attendance, including walk-ins, is 45-50.
36 teams competed in five events for $2,500 in prizes in our first Doubles tournament on May 5. Photos and results.