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Ping-Pong Diplomacy is alive and well in Portland!Paddle Palace Club had the honor of hosting a distinguished delegation from the Chinese Consulate in San Francisco, including:- Consul General Zhang Jianmin- Madam Zheng Xin- Director Luo Shuang- Consul Meng QinglinOur club was proudly represented by:- Judy Hoarfrost, member of the original 1971 U.S. Ping-Pong Diplomacy Team- Ryan Hoarfrost- Head Coach Jiwei Xia- Sean O’Neill- Stacy Hoarfrost- Dan Hoarfrost- Ray KingThe visit celebrated cultural exchange, international friendship, and the global spirit of table tennis. Guests toured our facilities, rallied with players, and engaged in spirited matches that reminded us how powerful this sport can be in building bridges.📷 Swipe through to see moments of play, connection, and shared joy on the tables.Thank you to our guests for their warmth and passion.We look forward to future collaborations that promote friendship through sport!#PaddlePalace #PingPongDiplomacy #TableTennisUnites #STIGA #ChinaUSFriendship #SportsExchange #TableTennisFamily #JudyHoarfrost #ConsulGeneralZhang #PortlandPingPong ... See MoreSee Less

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We will be open our normal hours tomorrow on Memorial Day, 3:00-9:00pm. See you there! ... See MoreSee Less

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Thrills and Triumphs at the PPC 2025 Spring Open — A Weekend to Remember at Paddle PalaceThis past weekend, the Paddle Palace Club transformed into a vibrant battleground of speed, skill, and strategy as table tennis players from across the region gathered for the highly anticipated PPC 2025 Spring Open. The event showcased fierce competition across multiple divisions, from youth categories to seasoned veterans, providing a thrilling experience for players and spectators alike.Youth Categories Light Up the StageThe younger players demonstrated incredible talent and determination, setting the tone for an exciting tournament.In the Under 1200 RR division, Moe Pyae Thar emerged as a standout champion, navigating through a tough field to claim first place. The runner-up spot went to Dong Xu, while Sabrina Taylor secured a strong third place finish.The Under 1400 RR category saw Abhishek Joshi clinch the top spot, overcoming Abd alwahab Kankouni, who took second, and Kerry Blum, who fought hard for third.Meanwhile, the Juniors RR event was dominated by Ben Zhang, who secured first place with Marcel Hao and Christopher Hu following closely behind.Masters and Veterans Showcase Enduring SkillExperienced players reminded everyone that age is just a number in table tennis. Igor Briker took home first place in the Over 40 RR division, with Burke Walls and Paul Vernon rounding out the podium.Doubles Teams Deliver High-Intensity ActionDoubles competition brought exhilarating teamwork and fast-paced rallies.The U4200 Doubles RR featured Pavlo Pidoima and Nicholas Daescu as champions, edging out the pair of Ryan Hoarfrost and Hau Lam.In the U3600 Doubles RR, Nimay Shah and Nitya Shah showcased seamless coordination to take first place, overcoming Jonah Vu and Jiarui Hu.Open Singles and Upper-Level DivisionsThe open categories delivered some of the most intense matches of the tournament:The Open Singles RR title was fiercely contested, with Ryan “The Nightmare” proving his mettle as champion, followed by Pavlo Pidoima. Kao Yu-Tang clinched third place in a hard-fought battle.The U2250 RR also saw Ryan “The Nightmare” at the top, with Ryan Hoarfrost finishing close behind and Nicholas Daescu securing third place.In the U2000 RR division, Yuwen Li took the championship, with Nate Wilkinson and Simon Engler finishing second and third respectively.Notable Performances and Close CallsThe U1600 RR featured ChunYew Choo as champion, with Jiarui Hu and Burke Walls close on his heels.In the U1800 RR, Tengke Wang rose to the top, besting competitors including Nate Wilkinson and Chen Xu.A Celebration of Talent, Community, and GrowthBeyond the fierce competition and the glory of victory, the PPC 2025 Spring Open was a celebration of community and the sport’s growing vibrancy. Players of all ages and skill levels showed sportsmanship and passion, building camaraderie that promises to strengthen the table tennis community in the months and years ahead.The Paddle Palace Club once again proved to be the perfect venue for such an inclusive and exciting event. From intense rallies to smiles shared between competitors, the tournament delivered unforgettable moments that will be remembered by all participants.As the dust settles on the Spring Open, players are already looking ahead to future tournaments, inspired by the energy and high level of play witnessed this weekend. ... See MoreSee Less

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Tournament Reminder: The Paddle Palace Spring Open this weekend at the club. The club will be closed to free play this weekend.Also, good news!!! We got all the lights fixed in the club. Visibility is ideal:) ... See MoreSee Less

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