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The Trinidad and Tobago Table Tennis Association hosted the Tobago Open "Table Tennis in Paradise" tournament at the Shaw Park Complex this weekend.

The event was supported by the Tobago House of Assembly, as efforts continue to revive and promote table tennis on the island.

Sport reporter Elizabeth Williams was there and has this report.
Transcript
00:00The event featured exciting table tennis matches, top talent, community spirit, the best of Tobago, and a celebration of sport.
00:10The event started on Friday afternoon. President of the Trinidad and Tobago Table Tennis Association, Sharon Braveboy-Philip, spoke with
00:20TV6 Sport.
00:21So this weekend, we have our flagship event, which is the Tobago Open, and it started off with Total Local
00:29Friday, which is only for Tobago Indians, and this year, it was in honor of Dexter Abbott.
00:36The tournament was held at the Shore Park Complex as part of efforts to revive table tennis in Tobago.
00:43Today, it's open, well, completely open, so you have Trinidad, Tobago Indians all participating.
00:49For us, it's important coming back to Tobago to help strengthen the awareness and build capacity back in Tobago.
00:58For us, it's important because our mission is 2027 that we can have Tobago Indians being part of our national
01:07team once again.
01:0920 Tobago Indians participated in Friday's Total Local event.
01:13For the Total Local, we had at least 20 Tobago Indians participating, so the buzz is happening, the awareness is
01:21building, so we are looking to come back to Tobago and help strengthen my building capacity.
01:27How do you feel about today's tournament? It seems exciting.
01:30We are enjoying it. We love the vibe, and we have giveaways.
01:33So you have QR codes around the auditorium, and we have a lot of small businesses that contributed to making
01:43this event successful.
01:45Elizabeth Williams, TV6 Sport.
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