A small staff and a volunteer board keep table tennis moving across Saskatchewan – from provincial programs to grassroots clubs.
Mark Wang is the Executive Director of Table Tennis Saskatchewan, leading the association's programs, club support, and day-to-day operations. A project manager and small-business owner with over a decade of experience across technology and entrepreneurship – in China and here in Saskatchewan – he brings an operator's discipline and a hands-on, tech-forward approach to the role. Mark is focused on making table tennis more accessible across the province, from grassroots club development to provincial programs and school partnerships. He's the main point of contact at the TTSASK office and is always happy to hear from clubs, coaches, and players.
Involved in Saskatchewan table tennis since 1978 as a player, coach, and board member. A hardware designer by profession, Charles’s other interests include golf and soccer.
Taylor has played many sports throughout his life, including soccer, baseball, basketball, and ultimate frisbee. Born and raised in Saskatoon, he started playing at the Saskatoon Table Tennis Club in 2014 and has been a member ever since. Taylor joined the TTSASK board in 2026 to help with the decisions that will make table tennis a bigger sport in Saskatchewan.
TTSASK welcomes volunteers who are passionate about growing table tennis in Saskatchewan. Board positions are elected at the Annual General Meeting.