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Home » Sports » Retired Offiong Edem Takes on Coaching Position at US Academy

Retired Offiong Edem Takes on Coaching Position at US Academy

February 15, 2025
in Sports
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Retired Nigerian table tennis legend Edem Offiong has joined the Texas-based Lonestar Table Tennis Academy in the United States as a coach.

The five-time Olympian, who announced her retirement after the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, has been described as a valuable addition to the academy located in Austin, Texas.

In a statement, the academy expressed their excitement: “We are thrilled to announce that five-time Olympian Edem Offiong is joining Lonestar Table Tennis Academy as a full-time practice partner.”

They welcomed the Nigerian star, noting that her two decades of experience will be invaluable to the academy.

Edem shared her thoughts on social media, revealing her decision to move to the US after retirement to begin a new chapter as a coach.

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“Austin, Texas is where I find my peace. I decided to move to the USA after my retirement to coach young enthusiasts. Coaching has been so rewarding, I must say, and soon we will be known and heard for our good deeds.

“Thank you to Lonestar Table Tennis Academy for believing in me and giving me this opportunity to grow these young stars. It’s all about passion, and I’m grateful,” she said.

The former African champion represented Nigeria in five Olympic Games, several African Games and Championships, World Championships, and Commonwealth Championships before retiring in 2024.

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