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Khaleel Asgarali is a professional table tennis player and the owner of the Washington D.C Table Tennis Center. Khaleel has set himself the mission to increase the awareness of table tennis, more commonly known as ping pong, in the Washington D.C, Maryland, and Virginia areas.
In order to accomplish this, he helps players improve regardless of their age, fitness level, or skill level to become the best version of themselves– all the while being welcoming, patient, and professional as he is known to be around the globe.
When Khaleel turned 11, he started to move up the table tennis ranks into the junior level for the United States. An achievement that not many can reach in their professional careers. This marked the next stage of his career, when he returned to Trinidad and Tobago, where he would go on to win the men’s singles national championship titles in 2003 and 2005. Later on in his career, Khaleel would go on to play in England and Sweden, helping him expand his knowledge of table tennis by learning from world-class professionals in the sport.
Currently, Khaleel is still a member of the German Table Tennis League. However, his most significant focus at this moment is his club in Washington D.C and nearby areas. Khaleel wishes to help those interested in table tennis to become excellent players through his training.
Currently, Khaleel is still a member of the German Table Tennis League. However, his most significant focus at this moment is his club in Washington D.C and nearby areas. Khaleel wishes to help those interested in table tennis to become excellent players through his training.
Khaleel and his father, an exceptional duo, clinched the title at the national tennis championship in Trinidad and Tobago. Their dedication, skills, and competitive spirit led them to victory, standing out as true champions in the sport. This feat is a testament to their talent and a source of pride for their country.
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Sergio González is a table tennis player and coach from Colombia, with over 10 years representing the Santander state team. He has achieved success at the national and regional levels, including multiple medals at the Colombian National University Games. Sergio brings international experience and a performance-focused approach to his coaching at WDCTT.
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Aleksa Gacev started playing table tennis at the age of nine and went on to represent the Serbian national team at European and World Championships. From 2015 to 2025, he played professionally in league competitions in Serbia and Germany.
During his time in Germany, he was also active as a coach, conducting both group and private training sessions while sharing his international playing experience with developing athletes.
Achievements
🥇 National Championship (Singles) — 1st Place
🥇 Balkan Championship — 1st Place (Teams & Doubles)
🥈 Balkan Championship (Singles) — 2nd Place
ITTF World Team Championship — Busan 2024 — Round of 32
European Table Tennis Championship — Malmö, Sweden — Participant
Join us for an exciting day of competitive table tennis at the 2025 WDCTT March Giant Round Robin! Test your skills, meet fellow players, and enjoy a thrilling tournament experience.
Date: March 8, 2025
Location: Washington DC Table Tennis Center, Washington, DC
USATT 2-Star Event
Please register on our website to activate your monthly plan!
Khaleel Asgarali started playing table tennis at 7 years old. His father was a former national team member from Trinidad and Tobago and was Khaleel’s first coach. Moving to the top of the junior ranks in the USA, Khaleel returned to his home country of Trinidad and Tobago to win both junior and men singles national championship titles in 2003 and 2005. He has played professionally in leagues in England, Sweden and Germany and trained all over the world. He is still currently a professional player in the German League and a professional coach in the capital area.
