In our earlier publication on Teqball, we presented a brief account of
the game that is gaining ground very fast in Jos, the Plateau State Capital, and
enjoined you, our esteemed reader to continue following us for updates and more
insight into the game. We’re keeping to our promise.
We take cognizance of the sacrifices you’re making for us to be alive on this Platform. Your unquantifiable contributions to our growth and development, are appreciated, and immensely too. We do not take them for granted.
When we requested in this platform that you continue to follow us, we made
that request aware that we will be updating you with information about Teqball
and other interesting developments. We’re back, settle down, and enjoy some
details about the game that Plateau state is presently ranked N0 1, in Nigeria.
Click this link for previous publication on Teqball: http://www.belfordscorelines.com/2021/05/teqball-brief-insight-into-game-taking.html
Teqball is represented at the international level by the International
Federation of Teqball, also known as FITEQ.
In Nigeria it is represented by the Nigerian Teqball Federation, shortened
as NIGTEQ and in Plateau State by
Plateau Teq Association, referred to as PLATEQ.
Teqball game is played in singles, doubles and mixed doubles. When it is
played by two players who play from the opposing sides, the game is referred to
as singles. Similarly, Doubles, implies two players of the same sex (two males
or two females playing from each of the two opposing sides of the table). This
entails four players playing at the same time. In the mixed Doubles category, which
is similar to the Doubles, to the extent that two players play on each of the
opposing sides, differ in terms of combination of players. Mixed Doubles, involves
combination of both sexes (a male and a female), playing as a team on each of
the two sides of the table.
Note that Teqball, is played in different formats that include: Indoor, Outdoor
and Beach game. Equally important to note, is the fact that Teqball is designed
and played based on the recognition or combination of the principles of two highly
reputed sports that are in existence long before the creation/emergence of
Teqball.
Click this link to watch Teqball Practice - Rwang Pam Stadium
Are you still wondering why the game of Teqball is growing very fast in Jos, the home
of football and other sports?
With the combination of the principles of football and Table Tennis
(Ping Pong), and the deployment of Football and Table, you can be very sure
that something very huge is around the corner.
Keep following us...
Nnabugwu Chizoba
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