England’s gold rush at Home Nations International
England dominated the Home Nations International in Bangor, Wales, winning all six team golds and a stack of singles and doubles golds.
Shackleton claims two doubles medals in France
The British Para table tennis team took five medals against strong opposition in the doubles events on the final day of the ITTF SQY French Para Open in Saint Quentin en Yvelines.
Amazing Bly wins gold at French Para Open
Brighton teenager Bly Twomey continued her meteoric rise since making her international debut in March this year by beating the Asian Para Games champion to take gold in the women’s class 7 singles at the ITTF SQY French Para Open at the Paris 2024 Velodrome in Saint Quentin en Yvelines.
Get the Inside story on England’s Rio quest
Our latest not-to-be-missed episode of TT Insider is out now on TTE.TV, following the England squad on and off the table at the ISF World Schools Gymnasiade in Rio de Janeiro.
Jack aims to use Nationals qualifying to help his Hunt for Paris place
Jack Hunter-Spivey says entering the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships Qualifying Tournament will help him sharpen his skills ahead of his campaign to get to the Paris Paralympics.
Saunders a semi-finalist in Hungary
Hannah Saunders reached the semi-finals at the WTT Youth Contender Szombathely in Hungary, while there were knockout places for Tianer Yu and Sienna Jetha.
Dimitrov run ended by top seed in semi-finals
Dimitar Dimitrov reached the semi-finals at the WTT Youth Contender Senec in Slovakia, where his run was ended by the top seed.
Wolverhampton Grand Prix open for entries
The Wolverhampton Grand Prix 2023/24 is now open for entries.
Dominant Drumchapel lay down a WBL marker
Drumchapel Glasgow dominated the Premier Division as the Women's British League returned to WV Active Wolverhampton.
Earley and Yu narrowly miss out to top-ranked Japanese duo
Sophie Earley, Tianer Yu, Sienna Jetha and Hannah Saunders all reached the quarter-finals at the WTT Youth Contender Lignano in Italy - Earley and Yu pushing two leading Japanese players all the way.











