Braintree League: Yeldham hit the top after closing gap
Great Yeldham have pulled back a 10-point deficit to climb to the top of division three of the Braintree Table Tennis League.
Essex edge out Middlesex to take Cadet County title
Essex sealed a narrow win ahead of Middlesex in the County Championships Cadet Premier Division.
Chelmsford & Dist: Club-mates through to semi-finals
This week saw three teams from Chelmsford TTC advance to the handicap cup semi-finals. Youngsters Sami Osman, Amir Chetitah, Alesha Ellis-Austin, Cleon Fernandes and Dion Fernandes all played starring roles for their respective teams.
Braintree League: Sudbury targeting title
Sudbury Wanderers have emerged as serious challengers for the division two title in the Braintree Table Tennis League.
Clacton & Dist: Bleak cup week for Brotherhood
There were defeats for three Brotherhood Clubs, as well as favourites Nomads Panthers, in this week’s quarter-final matches in the Clacton League’s Knock-Out Cup.
Table tennis puts on a warm welcome for refugees in Halifax
Sanctuary and sport are coming together in Halifax, where table tennis sessions for refugees and asylum-seekers are thriving.
Chelmsford & Dist: Archie stars as heavyweights draw
Martin Archie went unbeaten as Hatfield Peverel A drew 5-5 with leaders Chelmsford C - the destination of the division two title remains undecided with just four points separating the two teams with five matches remaining.
Burnham & Dist: Triumphant week for Woodham
Despite some recent excellent form shown by Maldon B it looks like the Division 2 title of the Burnham & District Table Tennis League is heading its way back to South Woodham courtesy of Woodham C.
Clacton & Dist: Smith back to his best
It’s been a somewhat underwhelming season to date for Phil Smith in Division One of the Clacton League, but the veteran League stalwart showed his true form this week with an excellent hat-trick in Windsor Eagles’ drawn match with Walton A.
Braintree League: Lower teams rise to cup challenge
The main reason for running a handicap cup for Braintree Table Tennis League teams is to give its lesser lights a chance of some success.
