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The tournament, being held at Columbia University, draws some of the most talented players on the continent.

The reigning U.S. National men’s singles champion, 15-year-old Michael Landers, is going up against a crowded field of about 250 players for the title.

The open singles category features world-class athletes volleying with Olympic-level speed and precision.

The tournament also supports a non-profit after-school table-tennis program run by the American Youth Table Tennis Organization.

Organizers say table tennis has seen a resurgence in the city.

"Table tennis is growing in New York City, it's growing around the world," said AYTTO Director Ben Nisbet. "It's a great sport, it's an Olympic sport, it's a high-skill sport, it's a high-energy sport. And at the same time, you can play it in a relatively small and confined area and you don't have to have great weather to play."

The winner will be decided at the championship match on Sunday.