# Princeton Revolution

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This article is about the 21st century table tennis team. For the 1777 battle of the American Revolutionary War, see [Battle of Princeton](/source/Battle_of_Princeton).

The **Princeton Revolution** is a professional American table tennis team based in [Princeton, New Jersey](/source/Princeton,_New_Jersey). Founded in 2023, the team is one of the eight charter members of Major League Table Tennis (MLTT), competing in the league's East Division.[1] The Revolution finished as the runners-up in the inaugural 2023–24 MLTT Championship.[2]

## History

The Princeton Revolution were formed in September 2023 after entrepreneur Flint Lane created Major League Table Tennis. The ownership group for the Princeton Revolution is headed by major owner Roger Kang, Andre Liu and Olympic Medalist from Germany [Dimitrij Ovtcharov](/source/Dimitrij_Ovtcharov).[3] In November 2024, it was reported that Taiwanese star [Lin Yun-ju](/source/Lin_Yun-ju) also joined the ownership group of the franchise.[4]

It was announced in November 2024 that Taiwan superstar Lin Yun-ju would be joining the ownership group of the franchise.[2]

During their first year (the 2023-2024) in Major League Table Tennis the Princeton Revolution earned a 13-9 win/loss record and finished in second place in the East division. The Revolution went on to defeat the Bay Area Blasters in the Semifinals of the 2024 Championship Weekend in Chicago but ultimately lost to the Texas Smash in the Finals.

In the 2025-26 Season the Revolution earned the last eastern conference playoff position in the final weekend of games at Rider University; they beat out the New York Slice. [5]

## Team identity

The "Revolution" name is a direct tribute to the city's role in the American Revolutionary War. The team is named in honor of the [Battle of Princeton](/source/Battle_of_Princeton) (January 3, 1777), a victory led by General George Washington that served as a turning point in the war for independence. This historical connection is further reflected in the team's primary colors of red, white, and blue, which evoke the "Spirit of '76" and the local heritage of the Princeton area.

## Roster

Player Nationality Notes Jinxin Wang Team Captain Benedek Oláh Koyo Kanamitsu Jiangshan Guo Mathieu De Saintilan Seungmin Cho Cheng Hsien-tzu Shuao Yang

### Past players

Player Nationality Season(s) Jishan Liang 2023–2024 Angela Guan 2023–2024 Ievgen Pryshchepa 2023–2024

## Season-by-season records

Season Record (W–L) Points Division Finish Playoffs 2023–24 13–9 252 2nd, East Runners-up 2024–25 9–9 189 3rd, East DNQ 2025–26 11–7 234 2nd, East 4th Place

## References

1. MLTT Staff (September 14, 2023). ["Major League Table Tennis Unveils Sale of Its First Six Teams"](https://www.mltt.com/news/major-league-table-tennis-unveils-sale-of-its-first-six-teams). *Major League Table Tennis*. Retrieved February 17, 2026.

1. ["Texas Smash Win the Inaugural Major League Table Tennis Cup"](https://www.butterfly-global.com/en/column/detail/20240513.html). *Butterfly Global*. Bowmar Sports. May 13, 2024. Retrieved February 17, 2026.

1. ["Dima Drops a Dime – Invests in MLTT"](https://butterflyonline.com/dima-drops-a-dime-invests-in-mltt/). *Butterfly Online*. October 8, 2023. Retrieved February 17, 2026.

1. Staff (November 8, 2024). ["Lin Yun-ju invests in US TT team"](https://www.taipeitimes.com/News/sport/archives/2024/11/08/2003826570). *[Taipei Times](/source/Taipei_Times)*. Retrieved February 17, 2026.

1. ["MLTT Week 15 Recap: Princeton Secures the Final Playoff Spot and Completes Its Revolution"](https://www.mltt.com/news/mltt-week-15-recap-princeton-secures-the-final-playoff-spot-and-completes-its-revolution). *Major League Table Tennis*. March 23, 2026. Retrieved March 27, 2026.

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