New schools event proves a resounding success
Twenty two under-16 players took part in a tournament hosted by Horris Hill School on 8th June. This was the first time this event has taken... Continue reading
Brighton ‘invasion’ of Paris will boost Will Bayley and Bly Twomey at Paralympics
Paris 2024 is almost a home Games for athletes representing Team GB and Paralympics GB – and no more so than for Will Bayley and Bly Twomey, who will have a travelling army of supporters from Brighton TTC cheering them on this summer.
Milestone para tournament crowns successful Sussex Women’s 2*
The third Sussex Women's Summer 2* saw another fantastic entry of 50 girls playing across nine events and for the very first time had an all-female Para Competition.
McBeath wins Island charity tournament
England's David McBeath on the Mountbatten Hospice Charity Tournament, a terrific event which 44 players entered, including 30 who travelled from the mainland.
Landmark women & girls’ tournament to feature para classes
A milestone women & girls’ tournament, featuring para classes, is fast approaching – book your place now. Plus - find details about a 'come and try' session for Disabled People.
Festival Introduces youngsters to Table Tennis
The Medway Primary School Games Racket Skills Festival (for years 3 and 4) ‘Healthy Me outcome’ has been running annually for primary school teams cross... Continue reading
Nick hands award to Will Bayley during “inspiring” Brighton visit
Table Tennis England Chair Nick Donald had a “truly inspiring” visit to Brighton Table Tennis Club, where he presented Paralympic champion Will Bayley with an international honour.
MK League: Obituaries of local legends
A number of past and current senior players of the League, including 2 Life members, have passed away in recent weeks. Details below are from... Continue reading
Success is a winter warmer for Island champions
The Isle of Wight Winter League has now concluded with some exciting matches in all three divisions.
Success for schools at Island’s new tournament
The Isle of Wight's first schools tournament attracted 12 of the island's junior schools and involved 120 children.
