Who We Are

The Table Tennis Pioneers is a leading North American mail-order retailer and wholesaler of products satisfying the needs of recreational and tournament table tennis players. We carry thirty-five brands and are official distributors of the well-known brand andro. We also carry a full line of pool tables and game tables (foosball, rod hockey, air hockey, and basketball arcade).

Our Company. Our company, staff, and history.

“We Support Table Tennis”, by Sean O’Neill, The Table Tennis Pioneers USA Sales and Marketing Director.

Sponsored Players and Coaches

In conjunction with the manufacturers of the brands that we distribute, we sponsor many players and coaches who we believe to be credits to the sport. Here you can read about each one to find out about them and the equipment that they use. Many of them have also posted playing tips to help you improve your game.

U.S. Players

Lily Yip. USATT Hall of Fame member, two-time Olympian, multiple U.S. doubles championship titles, currently U.S. Junior Girls coach, many-time U.S. World Team member.

Paul David. Former Guyana National Junior Champion, Westfield Open Singles Champion.

Sean O’Neill. Five-time United States Men’s Singles Champion, two-time Olympian, former U.S. Paralympic Team Coach.

Sonjay Henry. 2008 Si Wasserman Medalist, coached by Sheri Xu of the St. Louis Table Tennis Club.

Canadian Players

Arnaud Roche-Nadon

Éloïse Garnier St-Aubin. Canadian National Championships Under-15 Bronze Medal, final 8 in ITTF Junior Pro Tour stops in Ecuador and Venezuela.

Hannah Li. 2007 Canada Cup Final U-18 Girls and Women’s Team Champion, 2007 Canadian Junior Nationals U-18 Girls Bronze, Girl’s Doubles Gold, and Girl’s Team Gold.

Homayoun Kamkar-Parsi. 2006 Canadian National Champion in Team, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles, Silver Medalist in 2007 North American Team Championships, member of Team Canada at 2007 World Championships in Zagreb, Croatia.

Jordan Bishop. 2008 Quebec Championships Under-15 Silver Medals in Team, Singles, Doubles, and Mixed Doubles.

Mathieu Thériault. 2003–2007 Quebec Boys’ Under-12 Champion.

Max Xia. 2007 Canadian National Under-11 Champion in Team, Singles, and Doubles, Ontario Winter Games Under-15 Champion, Ontario Selection Tournament Under-13 Champion.

Maxime Surprenant

Yang Jiang. 2007 Canadian Championships Under-18 Singles, Doubles, Mixed-Doubles, and Team Champion.

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