Coach John Murphy focused on getting the best out of athletes in Paris
VIDEO: John Murphy is focused on helping Team GB’s Liam Pitchford and Anna Hursey be the best they can be as he prepares for his own second Olympic Games.
Sellado just misses a medal at European Youth Championships
Abraham Sellado’s run at the European Youth Championships was ended by the top seed just one win short of a medal, in the quarter-finals.
Evie is of Central importance to Team GB during Olympic Games
VIDEO: Table Tennis England’s Evie Collier is playing a key role to help Team GB’s Olympic athletes arrive on the start line in Paris fully focused on their performances.
England youngsters battle through to European knockouts
Nine England players safely reached the singles knockout stages at the European Youth Championships in Malmo, joining three already seeded through to that stage.
Table tennis has changed my life, says Paris 2024 volunteer Howard
Howard Brialey is not exactly sure how he ended up volunteering in table tennis – but as he prepares for a key role at Paris 2024, he is very glad he did and says the sport has changed his life.
‘The team was pretty deflated’ – how England youngsters bounce back from key defeat
Inside Team England: Young athletes Connor Green and Ralph Pattison explain how they handled a difficult defeat at the European Youth Championships.
Will Bayley and Rob Davies head 11-strong GB contingent for Paralympics
Paralympic gold medallists Will Bayley and Rob Davies are included in a team of 11 athletes that will represent ParalympicsGB in the table tennis events at Paris 2024.
Cadet Boys guarantee a top-eight place in Malmo
England’s Cadet Boys have secured a top-eight place at the European Youth Championships in Sweden, despite a difficult start to their campaign, losing their first... Continue reading
World gold for England’s Ray, Betty and Simon!
Ray Dixon, Betty Bird and Simon Heaps were the English gold medallists at the ITTF World Masters Championships in Rome, with several silvers, bronzes and consolation medals to celebrate as well.
Is your club ready for Olympic fever?
Just two weeks from today, on 26 July, millions worldwide will tune in to the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. The day after, the table tennis action will begin and our sport will have its biggest opportunity since Tokyo 2020 to attract more people into the game.
