(Updated 12/28/24)  Join us on Tuesdays and Thursdays for Table Tenns Open play and practice sessions from 7-9PM (See Club Calendar for full schedule)

Held at the Arctic Rec Center, 4855 Arctic Blvd. Anchorae, AK 99503  

All Skills welcome. Paddles, balls and up to 8 tables available for open play, coaching available too.  

Arctic Rec Center gymnasium,

 

Season #24) TUESDAYS Jan 7, 14 2025

Season #25) THURSDAYS Dates: January 2, 9, 16, 23 30, February 6, 13, 20, 27,  2025

Season #26) TUESDAYS January 21, 28, Feb 4, 11, 18, 28, Mar 4, 11, 18, 25, 2025   

Arctic Rec Center, 4855 Arctic Blvd.  

Walk-in Fee is $12 or get a prepaid season pass (10 sessions) for $105. Up to (4) rollover credits for unused sessions for future dates, guests or use on Tues or Thurs.  See calendar for full dates/times.

 

2024 Arctic Winter Games: Team Alaska Results

Female Junvenile Singles (2009 or later)  SILVER ULU: Hannah Cho 

Male Juvenile Singles (2009 or later)  SILVER ULU: Issac Kaviak Hoffman, BRONZE ULU: Jack Daniel Williams 

Male Junior Singles (2006 or later) GOLD ULU; James Peng

Team Juvenile (2009 or later) GOLD ULU: Team Alaska: Hannah Cho and Jack Daniel Williams 

Male Juvenile Doubles (2009 or later) SILVER ULU: Issac Kaviak Hoffman and Jack Daniel Williams

Female Juvenile Doubles (2009 or later) SILVER ULU: Hannah Cho and Anna Jiang 

Male Junior Doubles (2006 or later) GOLD ULU: Logan Reinheller and James Peng

Arctic Rec Center Gym, Anchorage Alaska

Karl Augestad recently returned from the Huntsman World Senior Games held October 9-12, 2023 in St. George Utah.  Joined by 5 other Alaskans, Diann Darnall, Bob Janes, Regine Hock, Jane and Jamo Parrish.  Regine in now residing in Oslo, Norway and Jane and Jamo Parrish live now full time in Washington State.

Regine Hock, Karl Augestad Augestad, Diann Darnall, Bob Janes, Diann Darnall, Jane Parrish and Jamo Parrish 

Silver Medalist Karl Augestad, Alaska and Gold Medalist Stephan Lai, CA

Karl Augestad and Jane Parrish at the Huntsman World Senior Games More information at TOURNAMENTS LINK above

    

The Alaska Table Tennis Club will be represented at the Paddle Palace Club

 The "FROZEN FIVE" Alaskans traveled to  the Paddle Palace Club last May 2022. Tournament on May 7, 2022 in Tigard, Oregon.  Alaskan Players Melvin Tamondong, Kirt VanDyke and Napoleon "Paul" Fernandezs first USATT sanctioned tournament.  Additional Alaskans were veteran players, Chidi Nworkorie and Karl Augestad rounded out the group.  Former Alaskan and now local Portland player, Kyle Yan help host the group at the great Paddle Palace Club on 10 tables in a double round robin format.  Total of 50 players with top rated players spread among 10 pools of 5 players in a preliminary round in a snake seeding format.  Results of each prelim pool will distrubute the players 1st to 5th in an A, B, C, D and E division playoffs.  

OMNIPONG PCMGRRTTT ENTRY FORM AND RESULTS 

 

Open play for fun and competition

 

Photos from past SEASONS at the Arctic Rec Center

Walks-in $12. allowed up to 18 player maximum 

Six tables for action. Come join the fun.
All skill levels welcome. reservations encouraged.  Each session limited to 18 participants on 6-7 tables.  Challenge matches, open play, practice in singles and doubles. RESERVATIONS ENCOURAGED with prepaid season pass.  

Walk-in fee $12.  To Reserve you spot contact: Karl Augestad, text/cell 907-360-4276.

Held at the Arctic Rec Center, 4855 Arctic Blvd, 99503.  

Walk-ins welcome and are subject to availability.  Maximum is 18 players per session.  All skills welcome. Sign up for the FULL 10 SESSIONS for $105. or prorated remaining full season fee @ $12/session.  ANY UNUSED PREPAID SESSIONS are redeemable FOR ANY FUTURE AKTTC ARC SESSIONS in 2023.  Weekly sessions continuing year round.

  Melvin and Mike smack the ball in the Arctic Rec Center gym.

 

To Reserve Text or Call: Melvin Tamondong (907)350-0931 or Karl Augestad (907)360-4276.

On THURSDAYS only, Private 1:1 coaching with coach Karl Augestad. He will allow up to (2) nightly coaching lessons for 30 or 45 minutes during the weekly THURSDAY session.  RESERVATIONS Recommend, Call/Text/email Karl Augestad 907-360-4276, akttclub@gmail.com

When available we get use of the GYM at the Arctic Rec Center, Anchorage, AK

 

 SEE CALENDAR (CLICK HERE) FOR TIMES, DAYS and locaitons.The Arctic Rec. Center, 4855 Arctic Blvd, Anchorage, AK

 

 

 SEE CALENDAR FOR TIMES, DAYS (CLICK HERE) and locaitons.

  

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Alaskan Assassins 2015 Karl Augestad, Chidi Nwokorie, Kyle Yan and Jimmy Gao
The ALASKAN ASSASSINS were represented at the 2015 NATT Teams in Washington, DC Nov. 27-29.  The team finishing 7-4 overall.  And placed tied for 2nd in the pool A but ended up 4th with the results of the tiebreaker.  This year the Alaskans faces some strong players on the opening cross over day.  Starting with Jimmy Gao TWICE winning in the 9th match in the best 5 out of 9 TIE win, first against the ATU Local 113 Thunder from Ontario Canada and later against Guyana Team 1 in the final match of the day.  Finishing off 2-2 in day one the crew stayed in division 5 for the next phase of the Round Robin pool A with 8 strong teams.  
Seeded #6 in Division 5 the Alaskan Assassins faced strong opponents from NY, NJ, GA, Iran and Puerto Rico.  A full variety of male, female, young, old, penhold, pips and solidly trained players. This second day was Karl Augestad's turn to pull out the 9th match win TWICE.  Including when the team was down 1-4 with a sweep of the last 4 matches to pull out a 5-4 victory against a steady NCTTA A team.
The last day proved to be the most challenging facing a young team, Nison's TTC from Brooklyn, New York.  Tied for first with the Alaskan Assassins, the team knew this was the most important match. Chidi and Kyle came out strong with early victories giving the team a 2-1 lead in match play.  Karl struggled with the players tricky servces and 3rd and 4th ball attack.  Klye pulled out a late win to offer a 3-4 position but Chidi faced the toughest challenge coping with mental frustration and aggressive play of Eric Amstislavskiy.  A tricky penhold player with fearless flips and loops from both wings.  One match short of the moving forward with a 3-5 loss to the eventual division champion.
Overall the team had a great experience and look forward to 2016
See full RESULTS HERE
Video here at USATT on YOU TUBE