Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy shines in the United States, and the gold medal coach leads the 2026 GA State Champonship

In the American table tennis world, there is a school whose name has always been closely related to “champion” and “dominance” – this is the Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy (AITTA) founded by Yang Shigang, the former world University champion, the former head coach of the U.S. national youth team men’s team, and now the head coach of the major league champion team. Looking back at past state-level competitions, AITTA has staged many shocking medal-winning scenes. In a very representative Georgia table tennis championship, the school team not only won 24 medals (including 9 gold medals, 6 silver medals, and 9 bronze medals), but also won the top three girls’ singles in the 11-year-old and 13-year-old groups, showing that the school has an unparalleled absolute advantage in the construction of the youth echelon. This echelon myth of “all-power crushing” is in the just-concluded American Table Tennis Championship in July 2026 (U.S. In the National Championships), she rose to the national level again: Mia Yang, a 9-year-old Chinese junior: she shone in the U11 women’s singles competition with a winning record, proudly won the national gold medal in the United States, and was selected for the U11 with the first points in the United States. The national team will represent the United States in the Pan American Youth Championship in September. The 14-year-old famous player Angela He: With her superb skills and calm mentality, she was once again selected for the U.S. U15 women’s national youth team, continuing her legendary record of being selected for the U.S. national team for many years.

From the “top three” of local competitions to the “national hand export” on the highest stage in the United States, the Atlanta International Table Tennis Academy has sent countless Chinese and all-ethnic youths to the highest podium with ten years of professional coaching.