Athletes vying for gold at Australian Special Olympics table tennis debut
- The repetitive click-clack of a small white ball paddling back and forth over a net may seem like a simple game of ping pong, but for these three teammates, it could be their ticket to the world stage.
- The Bundaberg athletes are gearing up to compete in the Special Olympics Australia in Melbourne later this month, where table tennis is making its competitive debut.
- Oscar Quarrell, 16, is diligently working to perfect his pendulum — a serve with a bit of side and back spin.
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- The repetitive click-clack of a small white ball paddling back and forth over a net may seem like a simple game of ping pong, but for these three teammates, it could be their ticket to the world stage.
- The Bundaberg athletes are gearing up to compete in the Special Olympics Australia in Melbourne later this month, where table tennis is making its competitive debut.
- Oscar Quarrell, 16, is diligently working to perfect his pendulum — a serve with a bit of side and back spin.
Sources: ABC Australia