Is this a local league record? Trio with combined age of 35 wins match 10-0
It may be a record for local league table tennis across England - a team with a combined age of just 35 beating an adult team 10-0!
Clacton & Dist: Magpies and Walton C share spoils
There’s not been a drawn match so far this season in Division Three of the Clacton League, sponsored by the Chigwell Window Centre PLC – and then, like London buses, two come along at the same time.
Braintree League: Finchingfield advance on two fronts
Finchingfield’s double-pronged attack in the Braintree Table Tennis League continued in week four when their two teams both scored thumping wins.
Clacton & Dist: Buzzards halted by Brotherhood’s dynamic duo
Brotherhood J’s dynamic young female duo, Ruby Gallagher and Lucy Carvell, took the honours in their side’s match against high-flying Windsor Buzzards in Division Two... Continue reading
Braintree League: Winning records are thin on ground
Three weeks into the season only six teams have 100 per cent win records in the Braintree Table Tennis League.
Island rewards young players’ progress
The Isle of Wight coaching system is always delighted to see the progress of young players. Sponsored T-shirts and hoodies are awarded to players when they make sufficient progress to join the Island Association's Winter league.
Clacton & Dist: Salter on the ball for Brotherhood
Mark Salter made his first appearance of the season in Division Two of the Clacton & District League, sponsored by the Chigwell Window Centre, and celebrated with a hat-trick in Brotherhood F’s hard-fought 8-2 success over club-mates Brotherhood J.
Braintree League: Black Notley keep up perfect start
After Rayne A got off to a stuttering start the previous week, their main rivals Netts A followed suit in week two of the Braintree Table Tennis League.
Clacton & Dist: Derek defies the years
It was the first week in the new table tennis season of the Clacton League, sponsored this year by the Chigwell Window Centre PLC, and Derek Willis continued to defy the years, producing an unbeaten performance in Division One for Walton A in their win over Brotherhood G.
Braintree League: Rayne slip up in first match
Rayne A’s tilt at this season’s Braintree Table Tennis League title didn’t quite get off to the start that was expected.
Clacton & Dist: Holders start as favourites
Brotherhood A proved themselves to be a class side last season and were worthy winners of both Division One and the Knock-Out Cup. And, with promising Colchester-based player Tom Hinds added to their winning quartet, they start as favourites for the new season.











