The new 2025/26 season has begun...
We are starting the new 2025/26 season at the end of September with 6 men’s teams and 2 youth teams. Since the DTTB decided on open play for men and women, we currently no longer have women’s teams, and our female players have been integrated into the men’s teams. As several players in the 3rd and 4th teams are out due to injury, the 4th team unfortunately had to be withdrawn.
Training and league matches take place in the E-gym of Maristenkolleg Mindelheim. Further information on the league matches of the respective teams can be found via the links below. These lead to the leagues or match schedules of the teams.
Our youth teams and young players who are not yet participating in league play
Training Times/League Play – Adults
Adult Training: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Please note > No shoes with black soles!
Please inquire (Contacts) whether training actually takes place at the specified times, as the hall is sometimes closed by the Maristenkolleg management during holidays or for examination purposes.
League Play/Home Matches: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday & Saturday, depending on the team – Spectators are always welcome; please check the match dates via the links above for the respective teams.
Training Times/League Play – Youth
Training: Wednesday from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM – League matches/home matches take place on Friday from 5:30 PM to approx. 8:00 PM – Contacts
Please note > No shoes with black soles!
We have set up WhatsApp groups for the entire club, all teams, the youth, and the various training groups, where current, relevant information is shared. Upon request, we will add you to the respective WhatsApp group.
Route Planner
Pass the main entrance of the Maristenkolleg and turn left 50 m before the bridge. After about 100 m, you will reach the parking lot. The entrance to our E-gym is then east of the entrance to the triple gym.
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We also play 4-player table tennis...
Chousein Amet also organizes 4-player table tennis at irregular intervals. If you need information, please contact him > email
Here are some impressions of this unusual discipline from the 4-player Table Tennis World Championship in Altenkirchen (Westerwald), Rhineland-Palatinate. The World Championship had a record attendance of 220 participants, setting a new world record. A Mindelheim local was also present; Chousein Amet achieved a very good 17th place in the Men’s C-Class with 63 participants. He lost his last match against the eventual runner-up. Here are also some interesting links about 4-player table tennis, its rules, and the Altenkirchen final.
