Major League Table Tennis Announces 2025–2026 Schedule
League season starts in California in early September
Posted On: August 28, 2025 By :Major League Table Tennis has released its full 2025–2026 season schedule, starting with an early September event at the Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, California, with the Bay Area Blasters hosting the Portland Paddlers, Florida Crocs and Texas Smash.
The 15-week regular season will feature matches across 10 markets with 10 teams competing in singles, doubles and the Golden Game. MLTT general admission starts at $10, courtside seating from $20 and $5 tickets for kids, students, and seniors.
“With new teams, new cities and an expanded national schedule, MLTT’s growth continues,” said Flint Lane, founder and commissioner of MLTT. “We’re giving fans more chances than ever to experience the excitement of professional table tennis.”
There are some changes to the league including a team from Seattle relocating to Los Angeles and debuts for teams from Atlanta and New York. Matchups throughout the season at venues include Compass Arena (Chicago), Energy VBC (Chicago), Gas South Convention Center (Atlanta), Terasaki Budokan (Los Angeles), and Rider University (Princeton).
Major League Table Tennis Schedule
September 5–7: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton, California
September 19–21: Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte
October 3–5: Oregon Convention Center, Portland, Oregon
October 24–26: Energy VBC, Bensenville, Illinois
November 7–9: Westchester Table Tennis Center, Pleasantville, New York
November 14–16: Gas South Convention Center, Duluth, Georgia
November 21–23: Broward Table Table Club, Hollywood, Florida
December 12–14: Terasaki Budokan, Los Angeles
January 9–11: Oregon Convention Center, Portland, Oregon
January 16–18: Compass Arena, Willowbrook, Illinois
January 30–February 1: ULH Event Center, Houston
February 13–15: Alameda County Fairgrounds, Pleasanton, California
March 6–8: Broward Table Tennis Club, Hollywood, Florida
March 13–15: Charlotte Convention Center, Charlotte
March 20–22: Rider University, Lawrenceville, New Jersey