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2017 MAY UPSIDE DOWN OPEN RECAP

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(By Triangle Table Tennis)

Our annual Upside Down tournament is a great opportunity for lower rated players to have a shot at the big money usually reserved for the top events.  This year, we had $650 in cash and prizes for the U900 event!  We had players from Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Texas, Virginia, and plenty of locals.  The biggest upset in the tournament was Chris Xiao going undefeated and winning the U2150 as the 5th seed.  Congratulations to all that came out and played.  See you again soon!

 

For additional pictures, check out our 2017 May Upside Down album on Facebook here.

 

For the video of the U1300 Finals between Adi Jain and Tony Ma, go to our YouTube page here.

 

U1900 1. Moustapha Nasser 2. Phil Dadzie 3. Shiguang Lu

U1550 1. Ganning Xu 2. Richard Perez 3. Rob Taylor

Open Singles 1. Di Yu 2. Edward Li 3. Irvin Martin

U2150 1. Chris Xiao 2. Edward Li 3. Ly Le

U1300 1. Adi Jain 2. Tony Ma 3. Lisa Zhao

U1700 1. Michael Kaplan 2. Jace Mellinger 3. Antony Kollamkulam

U900 1. Jason Hodak 2. Tianyi Zhou 3. Isabella Xu

U3500 Doubles 1. Jinpeng Xiao/Chris Xiao 2. Jim McQueen/Richard Perez 3. James Liao/Jingxiong Lu

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