Pan County 2015 high school students have no table tennis competitions

According to the announcement of the China Middle School Table Tennis Association, the 2015 National Table Tennis Competition for Middle School Students was hosted by the Secondary Vocational and Technical School of Table Tennis of Dalian University.

1. Organizer: Liaoning Provincial Department of Education.

2. Organizer: Liaoning Provincial Student Sports Development Center.

3. Co-organizer: Table Tennis School of Dalian University.

Venue: Dalian University Table Tennis School [Haichang Club].

Events: Men's Singles, Women's Singles, Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles, Mixed Doubles.

Panlong Dian Yuan held the first primary school table tennis competition.

id:0 Reporter Wang Shan reported that the two-day first primary school table tennis competition in Dianyuan Street, Panlong District recently came to an end in Baiyi Primary School, with nearly 120 students from 11 primary schools in the district of the street Zhapi participating.

With the slogan of "Competing on the same stage, making friends and often getting together", the competition is divided into male and female teams in grades 1 to 3, male and female teams in grades 4 to 6, men and women in grades 1 to 3, and men and women in grades 4 and 6, with a total of nearly 120 students participating. In the end, a total of 8 teams won the team award, 29 young players won the men's and women's singles championships, and the organizing committee also awarded the "Moral Fashion Award". According to reports, Dian Yuan Street has a good sports foundation and atmosphere, in the end of the 6 Panlong District Primary School "Club" Cup Basketball Games, Dian Yuan Center Han Liang Good School also won the men's team championship, the women's team runner-up good results.

Important ones are the World Table Tennis Championships, divided into teams and singles, a biennial cycle for men's and women's teams, the Swaythling Cup and the Marcel-Cobillon Cup.

Men's and women's singles St. Bride Cup and Geist Cup.

Men's and Women's Doubles Iran Cup and Bophut Cup.

Mixed Doubles Z-Hedusek Cup;

World Cup Only men's and women's singles matches;

Then there are the Olympic table tennis competitions, men's and women's singles and men's and women's teams, which used to be men's and women's singles and men's and women's doubles;

Everything else is inconsequential competitions such as the Asian Cup, the Copa Pers.

Men's and women's singles, doubles, mixed doubles.

There are many cups, such as the World Cup, the Asian Cup, the Copa Pers...

Whoever pays for it is named after it, and it is what cup it is.

Men's Singles, Women's Singles, Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles, Men's Team, Women's Team, Mixed Doubles.

1. Men's singles.

Table tennis men's singles is one of the main events of the Olympic table tennis competition. In 1988, table tennis appeared as an official sport for the first time at the 24th Olympic Games. So far, the table tennis competition has been held in the Olympic Games for 8 consecutive Olympic Games.

2. Women's singles.

Olympic table tennis women's singles is one of the events of the 29th Olympic Games. The event consists of two female athletes, who compete against each other on a one-on-one basis.

3. Men's doubles.

Men's doubles means that each side sends two male athletes, and after entering the court, the four players stand on both sides of the table tennis table to play a 2-on-2 match.

4. Women's doubles.

As in men's doubles, two female athletes from each side of the competition will be fielded, and four players will stand on opposite sides of the table tennis table for a 2-on-2 match.

5. Men's team.

It is a best-of-five competition with a number of male athletes. Matches 1, 2, 4 and 5 are singles, and the third is doubles. A team consists of three athletes, each of whom makes 2 appearances.

6. Women's team.

Featuring a number of female athletes, the best-of-five system is played. Matches 1, 2, 4 and 5 are singles, and the third is doubles. A team consists of three athletes, each of whom makes 2 appearances.

7. Mixed doubles.

Each side of the competition sent one male athlete and one female athlete, and after entering the court, the four athletes stood on both sides of the table tennis table to play a 2-on-2 game.

There are 7 table tennis events:

Men's team, women's team, men's singles, women's singles, men's doubles, women's doubles, mixed doubles.

Men's Team Men's Singles Men's Doubles Women's Team Women's Singles Women's Doubles Mixed and Doubles.

Groups: Men's and Women's Groups.

Individual: Men's Singles Women's Singles.

Doubles: Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles, Mixed Doubles.

Men's team, women's team, men's singles, women's singles.

Some of the 2008 Olympic Games table tennis competition hall (Peking University Gymnasium) project officially started on the morning of September 17. Liu Jingmin, Vice Mayor of Beijing and Executive Vice Chairman of the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee, attended the groundbreaking ceremony and delivered a speech. Liu Jingmin said that Peking University is the earliest comprehensive university in China, and the construction of the Olympic table tennis competition hall here is in line with the three major concepts of "green Olympics, science and technology Olympics, and humanistic Olympics" put forward by the Beijing Olympic Games, in line with the spirit of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee to run the Olympics thriftily, and can meet the principle of comprehensive utilization after the games and taking into account the society.

This will not only provide a venue for table tennis competitions during the Olympic Games, but will also become a valuable asset left by the Olympic Games to Peking University, promoting the development of sports among Peking students, teachers and students and residents in the surrounding areas. The gymnasium is located in the southeast area of Peking University, which is a special hall for the 2008 Olympic Games table tennis competition, with a construction area of 26,900 square meters, a capacity of 8,000 spectators, and 6,000 fixed seats and 2,000 temporary seats. From April to June 2004, Peking University, the owner of the project, solicited design units from home and abroad, and selected the design scheme of Tongji University Architectural Design and Research Institute from 6 applicants.

In July of the same year, according to the spirit of the Beijing Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Party Committee on thrifty hosting of the Olympic Games, the overall design, venue function, scale control, and material selection were optimized and the final plan was determined. The design concept of the "Chinese Spine" of the gymnasium fully demonstrates the modeling concept of the humanistic environment of Peking University and the spiritual connotation of table tennis. In terms of functional positioning, in line with the principle of "comprehensive utilization, serving the school, and taking into account the society", while meeting the table tennis competition of the 2008 Olympic Games, a number of sports venues and facilities are also set up.

It can not only meet the school's teaching, training, entertainment and other functional services, but also provide a sports activity venue for residents in the surrounding communities, and can hold international and domestic large-scale sports competitions and other large-scale activities. The general contractor of the project is the development of China Construction First Bureau, and the supervision unit is Beijing Yuanda Construction Supervision Co., Ltd., and the project is scheduled to be completed in August 2007. This is the 10th of the 11 new stadiums for the Beijing Olympics to start construction, and the last new stadium planned to be built - the gymnasium of the University of Science and Technology Beijing for judo and taekwondo competitions will also start construction this year.

Do you mean 15 points a game or 15 points a game?

There should be no 15-point game, regardless of international or domestic, generally 11 points per game.

However, 15 points can be scored in a game, because if two people play a game to a 10:10 draw, then they need to open a 2-point gap with their opponents in the next game to win. For example: 15:13

, there should be, because the game generally uses an 11-point system, and sometimes it even takes half an hour and 15 minutes to finish, indicating that the logarithm is more skillful, almost.

It's up to you to set it up.