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Rising star Malachi Moore is aiming to make an impact at the 60th Independence Table Tennis Tournament, which begins tonight at the National Gymnasium, saying recent international exposure in Panama has boosted his confidence and sharpened his preparation.
“I recently came back from Panama where the competition was at a high level, and my game is at a level where it has never been,” Moore said.
He added that he is targeting podium finishes across multiple categories.
“Recently, I have been putting in the work and I am looking forward to playing my best and finishing on the podium in every category that I play,” he said.
The tournament begins tonight at the National Gymnasium with junior categories, while senior matches are scheduled for next week.