Tim Boggan is a former Vice-President of the International Table Tennis Federation and former President of the United States Table Tennis Association. He has had a long career in table tennis as a player, coach, author, and historian. Both of his sons were also successful table tennis players in the United States.
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"The Formative Years: ('If Only The Public Can See...')" By Tim Boggan - USATT Historian
Tim Boggan is a former Vice-President of the International Table Tennis Federation and former President of the United States Table Tennis Association. He has had a long career in table tennis as a player, coach, author, and historian. Both of his sons were also successful table tennis players in the United States.
Tim Boggan is a former Vice-President of the International Table Tennis Federation and former President of the United States Table Tennis Association. He has had a long career in table tennis as a player, coach, author, and historian. Both of his sons were also successful table tennis players in the United States.
Tennis Federation Vice-President, and a former threeterm President of the United States Table Tennis Association (now USA Table Tennis). For 14 years he served as Editor of the National Publication, and is the author of Winning Table Tennis (1976) and Volume I (2000) of this multivolume History of U.S. Table Tennis. For over 30 years he taught English at Long Island University in Brooklyn, and since 1965 has been a prodigious writer for the Sport. Having retired from teaching, he is currently the USA Table Tennis Historian, as well as the Associations Secretary. He has received the ITTF Order of Merit Award, the USTTA Barna Award, and was inducted into the USTTA Hall of Fame in 1985. He has been on the Halls Board of Directors since 1979. He was a member of the 1971 U.S. PingPong Diplomacy Team to China, and since then has attended, as official and/or journalist, almost every World Championships. In 1975 he Captained the U.S. Team to the Calcutta Worlds. As a player through five decades, he has on occasion, in addition to some modest early tournament success, and, later, some success in World Veterans Championships, been the U.S. Over 40, 50, 60, and 70 Singles and Doubles Champion. Both of his sons, Scott and Eric, were U.S. Junior and then U.S. Mens Singles Champions. Price: $ 50.00