Burnham & Dist: Annual Presentation honours the year’s best
The Burnham & District Table Tennis League recently held its Annual Presentation evening at Forresters Park Golf & Country Club, presided over by League Chairman Alan Dadswell.
Braintree League: Davison top of the averages
Despite losing his unbeaten record in the last match of the season, Paul Davison reigned supreme in the Braintree Table Tennis League individual averages.
Braintree League: Sudbury continue their rise
Netts A may have retained their title in the Braintree Table Tennis League but the story of the year could be said to be the continuing rise of Sudbury.
Braintree League: Netts edge to cup triumph
After a match that ebbed and flowed all evening, Netts D edged to a 5-4 win to take home the restricted cup in the Braintree Table Tennis League.
Burnham & Dist: Ranjit-Singh ends on personal high
The final two matches of the season sorted out a few positional dramas for Division 1 of the Burnham & District Table Tennis League.
Burnham & Dist: Stars are shining bright
Over the course of every season there are some phenomenal individual and team performances but this week we honour the most valuable players across the length and breadth of the season in the Burnham & District Table Tennis League.
Clacton & Dist: Champagne time for double winners Brotherhood
Brotherhood A have capped a momentous season by winning the Clacton League’s 2026 Handicap Knock-Out Cup, in the final defeating Second Division Nomads Tigers 5-2.
Braintree League: Like father, like son as Dowsett takes title
Scott Dowsett made history in the Braintree Table Tennis League open singles final when he became the first son of a former winner to become league champion. His dad, six-times champion Terry, was there to watch him.
Burnham & Dist: Woodham B in David v Goliath upset
This season’s Team Handicap KO Cup Final will go down in the annals of Burnham & District Table Tennis League history – it was an upset as Woodham... Continue reading
Clacton & Dist: Brotherhood sweep the board
The Brotherhood Club has swept the board this season, with their teams winning all three Divisions of the League, only the second time in the League’s history that teams from one Club has won Divisions One, Two and Three in the same season.











