Motor City Open Recognizes Guenther Schroeder for 44 Years of USATT Service

Oct 19, 2023, 6:28 PM (ET)

by Greater Michigan Table Tennis Organization

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At the Motor City Open Guenther Schroeder is honored with a glass plaque for his 44 years as owner and operator of American Table Tennis in Michigan.

At the Motor City October Open tournament, Greater Michigan Table Tennis Organization (GMTTO) honored Guenther Schroeder for an outstanding 44 years of service and supply to the table tennis community.

Guenther Schroeder was honored with a glass plaque for his 44 years as owner and operator of American Table Tennis in Michigan. He will be retiring at the end of 2023.

Thank you, Guenther Schroeder!

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