TEQ Sri Lanka

16/05/2023

TEQ Sri Lanka donated a Teq table to Stanley Jance Playground under the auspices of Municipal Council Colombo today.

13/05/2023

Teq Mannar organisés their district Teqball your in a grant way!!! Well done!!!

13/05/2023

Teq Mannar conducts Mannar District Teqball Tour 2023!!!

20/04/2023

Mr. M.J.S. Princely Limbert has been Appointed as the Teqball District Coordinator in Mannar District by Teq Mannar!

09/01/2023

28/12/2022

பாடசாலைகளில் ஜனனம் உதவியுடன் ரெக்போல் அறிமுகம்

Teqball is introduced among the Schools with the help of the Jananam Foundation

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03/09/2022

is introduced to the kids from Buddhist Ladies' College, Colombo last week.

23/08/2022

23/08/2022
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17/08/2022

Teqball Referees Award Ceremony by Academy of Sports Science & Physical Education - Kalkudah under the auspices of TEQ Sri Lanka

17/08/2022

Highlights of the introduction of Teqball to Ottamavadi by the Academy of Sports Science & Physical Education - Kalkudah under the auspices of TEQ Sri Lanka.

Teq ball is a new Sports eqiupment which brings real foot ball to your home. It objectively measures your technical skills in a joyful way. ...

17/08/2022

Teqball was introduced in Ottamavadi for the first time by the Academy of Sports Science & Physical Education - Kalkudah under the auspices of TEQ Sri Lanka.

18/05/2022

Parents and guardians of young athletes have many roles. As well as being their child’s number one fan, they are their taxi driver, nutritionist, and psychologist. Alongside this, parents and guardians also have an important role in their child’s development as a clean athlete.

For our next public ITA webinar "Parents and Guardians: A Guide to Clean Sport" we invite parents, guardians, all athletes, and others who work with young athletes, to register and tune in on 31 May 2022 at 2pm CET.

Register here: https://bit.ly/3sBwBjM

Joining us are Dr Lubna Sibtain, whose daughter was the first female swimmer and youngest female Olympian from Pakistan, and Jodi Brown, a former international netball player, parent, and member of Drug-Free Sport New Zealand’s Education Team. They will share their experiences and provide practical tips on how parents and guardians can learn about, and take an active role in clean sport.