Japan training camp gives Tom Jarvis insight into the elite
Tom Jarvis spent eight days training with three of the world’s top five players in Japan as he aims to build on his rise into the top 50 in the world.
Table Tennis England seeks new partners to support the future of the sport
Venues, universities and other organisations invited to express interest in hosting major events, national programmes and strategic services.
Sussex Cheer as 4* deadline approaches
Former England junior Kate Cheer is back in the game for the Sussex 4* - find out how you can join her before Friday's deadline.
‘It’s the highlight of my week’ – how Ping in the Community group boosts health and wellbeing
Hear from members of a Ping in the Community group in Yorkshire about what playing means to them as they celebrate the group's 100th session.
Register now for Gender Eligibility Webinar
With the Table Tennis England Gender Eligibility Policy coming into effect for the 2026/27 season, we have organised a webinar and Q&A session to help clubs, leagues and other interested organisations and individuals understand how it will operate in practice.
How my Commonwealth Games experience can help all table tennis coaches
Coach Developer Steve Brunskill returned from the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow armed with crucial learnings which he plans to put into practice in the table tennis coaching community.
McKibbin & Stacey make it a double gold in USA
Aaron McKibbin & Joshua Stacey continued their successful season by taking gold in the men’s class 18 doubles at the ITTF World Para Challenger Spokane in Washington State, USA.
Europe Smash 2026
See the latest from the Europe Smash, including a tremendous win for Connor Green.
Golds for Will Bayley, Aaron McKibbin and Joshua Stacey in USA
Gold medals for Will Bayley (men’s class 7), Aaron McKibbin (men’s class 8) and Joshua Stacey (men’s class 9) were the highlights for the British Para table tennis team in the singles events at the ITTF World Para Challenger Spokane in Washington State, USA.
New league promising earlier finish proves popular with teams
A new league intending to help young players avoid late-night finishes is promising to be a success – and has attracted teams new to the sport alongside established clubs.
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