2026 Pong On Wheels Fall Tournament: Champions, Competition & Community - Results

Great competition. Memorable rallies. A community that keeps growing.

On Saturday, October 24, 2026, the tables were buzzing with energy today at Rosemeade Rec Center in Carrollton, Texas, as Pong On Wheels brought players together for a day dedicated to table tennis.

From hard-fought singles matches to the teamwork required in doubles, the tournament gave players plenty of opportunities to test their skills, challenge their opponents, and enjoy the game they love.

But beyond the scores and medals, the day was also a celebration of the friendships, sportsmanship, and shared passion that make Pong On Wheels more than just a place to play.

Every Match Was an Opportunity

The Open Singles competition gave players a chance to demonstrate their abilities through preliminary round-robin play. Based on their results, competitors advanced into divisions that offered a range of challenges and opportunities to compete for a title.

Division A featured the tournament's top bracket and cash prizes, adding another layer of intensity to the competition. Meanwhile, the other divisions delivered their own exciting matchups, with trophies, medals, and personal achievements waiting for those who rose to the occasion.

For many players, success wasn't measured only by finishing on the podium. It was also about improving their game, staying focused under pressure, and discovering what they could accomplish against different opponents.

Singles: Five Divisions, One Wild Climb

Open Singles kicked things off with a preliminary round robin, and this is where it got interesting. Every player's finish in the round robin decided their fate: finish 1st in your group and you're battling in Division A, the top bracket. Finish 2nd, you're in B. And so on, all the way down to Division E. Five divisions, five entirely different battles for glory, all happening under one roof. All titles were up-for-grabs.

Division A was where the real fireworks were — this was the group fighting for cash. First place walked away with $200, second place took home $150, and third and fourth each pocketed $50. Every other division wasn't playing for cash, but nobody seemed to notice — beautiful trophies and serious bragging rights were more than enough to fuel some nail-biting rallies all the way down to Division E.

Celebrating Our Tournament Medalists

Every podium finish represents effort, preparation, and determination. Congratulations to our champions and medalists across all divisions!

Open Singles — Division A

• 🥇 1st Place: JungHo Park

• 🥈 2nd Place: Philip Kim

• 🥉 3rd Place: Mohit Kanti

• 4th Place: Kanika Dusad

Open Singles — Division B

• 🥇 1st Place: Abdul Bello

• 🥈 2nd Place: Advaith Gautham

• 🥉 3rd Place: Angel Lecuona R

• 4th Place: Chetan Kokil

Open Singles — Division C

• 🥇 1st Place: Sreekar Mali

• 🥈 2nd Place: Viraaj Vemula

• 🥉 3rd Place: Soren Ene

• 4th Place: Bill Witten

Open Singles — Division D

• 🥇 1st Place: Vikas Dusad

• 🥈 2nd Place: Peter Varimezov

• 🥉 3rd Place: Reena Dusad

• 4th Place: John Wood

Open Singles — Division E

• 🥇 1st Place: James Leroy

• 🥈 2nd Place: Arjun Vijay

• 🥉 3rd Place: Ansh Salgar

• 4th Place: Christopher Orosco

Doubles: Two Players, One Team

Singles may test individual skill, but doubles adds another challenge: working as a team.

Throughout the Open Doubles event, partners had to coordinate their shots, communicate effectively, and adapt to their opponents. Each rally required teamwork and quick decisions, making every match a test of both technique and trust.

Congratulations to the teams that earned their places on the podium — and to every pair that stepped onto the court ready to compete.

Open Doubles

• 🥇 Champions: Advaith Gautham & Sreekar Mali

• 🥈 Runners-Up: Philip Kim & Bill Witten

• 🥉 Third Place: Chetan Kokil & Viraaj Vemula

• 4th Place: James Leroy & Peter Varimezov

A special congratulations goes to all our podium finishers. Your achievements are worth celebrating, and we hope today's competition inspires you to keep practicing and reaching for new goals.

The Real Win: Our Table Tennis Community

At Pong On Wheels, we believe table tennis brings people together. Players with different backgrounds and experience levels share the same tables, learn from one another, and build relationships through friendly competition.

That spirit of sportsmanship, inclusion, and community is what makes these events meaningful.

We sincerely thank everyone who helped make today's tournament possible — our players, families, spectators, and volunteers. Your time, encouragement, and support help Pong On Wheels continue to grow and create opportunities for more people to discover the joy of table tennis.

Keep the Rally Going!

The tournament may be finished, but there's always another opportunity to improve your game, meet fellow players, and enjoy a few more rallies.

Follow Pong On Wheels for updates on upcoming tournaments, leagues, open play sessions, group lessons, and clinics. We look forward to welcoming everyone back for more table tennis, new challenges, and great times together.

Thank you for being part of Pong On Wheels. See you at the tables!

SMASH. SPIN. PLAY.

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