We practice twice a week at the MAC. Anyone with a Harvard ID can come, at any level, and your first three practices are free.
We compete in the National Collegiate Table Tennis Association (NCTTA). Our members range from people picking up a paddle for the first time to national champions, and they all play at the same practices.
There's no attendance requirement and no cut. A typical practice mixes drills, matches, some coaching, and the occasional in-house tournament. Come to as many as you like.
The last two NCTTA National Championships, both held in Rockford, Illinois, went well for us.
April, Rockford, Illinois
Beat Rachel Wang of Columbia in seven games to defend her title.
Top seeds, 3–1 over NYU in the final. Harvard's first women's doubles title.
April, Rockford, Illinois
4–1 over UCLA in the semifinal and 4–0 over Boston in the final.
Won the event in its first year at Nationals.
Upset #2 seed NYU on the way. Our first NCTTA team medal in over a decade.
Reached the quarterfinals.
Two practices a week during the semester, on the 4th floor of the Malkin Athletic Center.
Fall practices began September 6. We don't meet during summer or winter break or on public holidays, and there's no Sunday practice on 9/20 or 10/11.
You need a Harvard ID to get into the MAC, 39 Holyoke Street. Not Harvard-affiliated? Email us before you visit and we'll arrange it.
Just come by. An officer is at every practice to get you set up, and with eight tables there's room for open play, coaching, and team practice at once.
Your first three practices each semester are free. After that, we ask you to pay semester dues. Members get:
Try three practices free before you decide.
We send several teams to NCTTA competition each year. Tryouts usually happen in October, and any club member can try out.
Our top team. Plays in the highest NCTTA division at regionals and Nationals.
Took bronze at 2025 Nationals. Kelly Yenn has won the last two women's singles titles.
Up to three more teams in divisional play, a good place to get match experience.
Get on the mailing list for updates, or just stop by on a Wednesday or Sunday.