Poon and Brunzell take Wolverhampton GP top honours
VIDEO: Top seed Yat Poon took a double, including the Women’s Singles, at the Wolverhampton Grand Prix, while the Men’s Singles was won by Kevin Brunzell.
Silver at the treble for Para GB players in Kazakhstan
The British Para table tennis team took three medals in the doubles events on the final day of the ITTF Astana Para Open in Kazakhstan with Will Bayley & Martin Perry (men’s class 14), Megan Shackleton with Tamara Leonelli Leonelli (women’s class 5-10) and Grace Williams with Raisa Chebanika (women’s class 14) all taking silver in their respective events.
Bayley and Shackleton keep up their golden series
World No 1 Will Bayley, the ITTF Male Para Player of the Year in 2023, made a winning start to 2024 and continued his unbeaten run by taking gold in the men’s class 7 singles at the ITTF Astana Para Open in Kazakhstan.
Ellis claims superb title in Sweden
Toby Ellis won the Under-18 Boys’ category at the Safir International in Sweden, beating compatriot Connor Green on the way and recovering from 2-0 in the final.
Help us to #inspireinclusion amongst women and girls
As part of our commitment to achieving gender parity in table tennis we are hosting a series of events to mark International Women’s Day, including an online insight and learning session to support our understanding on how to better engage and support Women and girls in the sport.
Superstar Bayley wins world player of the year award
Will Bayley has won the Male Para Player of the Year for 2023 at the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) Awards held in Busan, Korea Republic.
March tournaments key to Paralympic qualification for British Para table tennis
As Para table tennis enters its final month of qualification for the 2024 Paralympic Games British athletes will be travelling to Kazakhstan, Italy, Spain and Poland in March hoping to consolidate or improve their chances of competing in Paris later this summer.
SBL Championship penultimate weekend report
Ahead of a crucial weekend in the SBL Championship Division, the league table was reflecting a tense narrative at both ends. With BATTS 2 and London Academy 1 neck and neck at 17 points each, the pressure was mounting for the leading duo to maintain their winning ways. Nottingham TTC 1, within striking distance, was prepared to capitalize on any opportunity to ascend.
SHEplays Talent ID, could this be your chance?
A Girls’ National Talent Identification Day aims to identify young players with the potential to join the England Talent Pathway. Run by the England Performance team and coaches on the SHEcoaches programme, the event is for girls aged seven to 11 and is at the David Ross Sports Village in Nottingham on Saturday May 25.
China reign supreme in Busan!
With the globe's strongest teams facing each other to win two of the sport's most coveted prizes in the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships, there was just one country who came out on top!
