The Victorian Vision Impaired Table Tennis Association (VVITTA) is the home of vision impaired table tennis in Victoria. The sport is also known as Swish, and many people call it blind table tennis. We support weekly club sessions in Melbourne, Geelong and regional Victoria, and our biggest days are held at Vision Australia, 454 Glenferrie Road, Kooyong. We run tournaments through the year, including the qualifiers for the Australian National Championships. New players of all ages are always welcome, and you do not need to be a member to come along and try the sport.
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The Sport
Table tennis played by sound: the equipment, how the game is played, how tournaments work, and how to come and try.
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Where to Play
Weekly club sessions across Melbourne, Geelong and beyond. Find your nearest club.
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Tournaments and Events
The yearly program: the Margaret Shanahan Blindfold Tournament in February, the Tunnel Vision Singles in March, the Pennant and the Grand Prix Interstate Tournament in May, the Double Vision Showdown in June, the Nationals qualifiers in August and September, the Nationals in October and the Ray Hannah Shield in November.
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Results
Ladders, match results and score sheets from past tournaments, all readable on the page.
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Photos
Pictures from our events, every one with a full written description.
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Join VVITTA
Membership is $20 a year and covers the whole season. Pay by card and join online in a few minutes.
Latest News
The 2026 Australian National Championships were played at Vision Australia, Kooyong, from Friday 16 to Sunday 18 October. Frank Tuiloma won the men's singles, Jorden Barrow the women's singles, and Manoj Hunkar and Michael Fogarty the doubles. The full results of the 2026 Nationals, with the finals, all three ladders and every match, are on the Results page. Thank you to everyone who played, officiated, helped and came along.
If you were there, please fill in the 2026 Nationals Feedback Form by Wednesday 28 October 2026.
Photos and videos from the weekend are still being gathered, and will be added to the Photos and Videos pages. If you have any you would like added, get in touch with the President on 0412 128 429 or president@vvitta.au.
Next up is the Ray Hannah Shield on Saturday 21 November 2026, at Kooyong. Entries are open until Friday 13 November. Every date is on the Events page.
The next committee meeting is on Sunday 1 November 2026 at 5:00 PM, on Google Meet. Members are welcome to sit in: email the Secretary at secretary@vvitta.au for the joining link.
VVITTA is now an incorporated association. Consumer Affairs Victoria registered it on Tuesday 6 October 2026. Its legal name is Victorian Vision Impaired Table Tennis Association Incorporated, registration number A0129628Y.
This followed the Special General Meeting on Saturday 19 September 2026, held at Vision Australia, Kooyong, and on Google Meet. Seventeen members took part, and all three motions carried unanimously:
- to adopt the VVITTA Code of Conduct, Version 4.0 (2026)
- to ratify the VVITTA Privacy Statement and Privacy Policy, both Version 1.0 (2026)
- to adopt the model rules and apply to incorporate the association
The Code of Conduct and the privacy documents have been in force since the close of that meeting.
Read the story of the 2026 Nationals weekend on How the Nationals Come Together, or see every event on the calendar.