The Teqball World Series is coming to a close on Sunday in Tulsa, with teams from over 13 countries and 4 continents vying for the championship title. Players are urging spectators to come out and witness this unique sport firsthand.
Over the past few days, players have been competing in three categories: men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles. The final day will see them battle it out for the top spot. Teqball is a dynamic sport that combines elements of soccer, volleyball, and ping pong, providing a thrilling and fast-paced experience for both players and spectators alike.
Representing the USA in this tournament is Zachary Kiser, who has been playing Teqball for three years. Kiser emphasizes the strong sense of community within the Teqball world, with players supporting each other and enjoying each other’s company both on and off the field. Despite the competitive nature of the sport, Kiser stresses that everyone is united by their love for Teqball and their shared passion for the game.
Kiser promises that the final day of the tournament will be a spectacle unlike any other, with players showcasing their skills and competing at the highest level. The matches will be held at the intersection of 6th and Boston in downtown Tulsa, providing an exciting opportunity for fans to witness the excitement of Teqball up close.
