British Clubs Leagues
Table Tennis England’s premier club competition open to entrants from across the Home Nations
The British Clubs Leagues are Table Tennis England’s premier club competitions, open to entrants from across the Home Nations (England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Guernsey, Jersey and Isle of Man).
The competitions are run by the British Clubs Leagues committee and teams of volunteers and are separated as follows:
BCL is a national merit league structure run by the British Clubs Leagues committee and volunteers. The varying formats are for clubs/teams at Youth boys and Youth girls (YBCL), Senior – mixed gender/all ages (SBCL) Women’s only (WBCL) and Veterans men’s and women’s (VBCL).
Latest news
Women’s BCL 2025/26: It’s a three-peat for Drumchapel after thriller
Drumchapel Glasgow hung on to their Women’s British Clubs League Premier Division title, but only after Wensum pushed them to the limit.
Women’s BCL: Chasing pack aim to reel in Drumchapel Glasgow
Drumchapel Glasgow are in the box seat as they target a hat-trick of Women’s British Clubs League, Premier Division titles.
Six competitions fill the blank day in SBCL calendar
Senior British Clubs League players and local challengers are being served up high-class competitions to fill the standard ‘blank’ in the BCL fixture calendar in January.
Senior British Clubs League Premier and Championship Divisions
The Senior British Clubs League Premier and Championship divisions involve some of the best clubs in the Home Nations, attracting players from these countries and overseas.
Chair
Neil Rogers
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National Secretary
Gary Wood
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Executive Officer
Henry Arthur
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Cadet & Junior Lead
Mike Atkinson
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General member
Nigel Savage
TTE Head of Engagement (or their designate)
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Senior (SBCL) Queries
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Women’s (WBCL) Queries
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Youth (YBCL) Queries
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Veterans’ (VBCL) Queries
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NB: British Clubs Leagues were formerly known as the British League and some documentation may still reflect this name but will be updated in due course.
