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.
Obituary: Hampshire stalwart Derek Seager
The table tennis community has lost one of its most devoted servants with the passing of Derek Seager. For more than six decades, Derek’s life... Continue reading
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.
Final rankings for 2025/26 published
The final rankings and ratings for the 2025/26 season have been published - members are asked to check and let us know of any queries.
Commonwealth Games insight inspires three young England athletes
Three England youngsters say getting the chance to go behind the scenes at the Commonwealth Games - and spend time with legends such as Christine Ohuruogu - has inspired them to work hard to reach their goals of competing at multi-sport events.
Introducing our seven new Coach Mentors
Seven newly appointed Coach Mentors bring a wealth of experience, knowledge and skill to help others get the most out of their own coaching journeys.
Liam Pitchford aiming to get more matches under his belt at Europe Smash
Liam Pitchford is feeling good as he prepares to take the next step on his comeback trail at the Europe Smash.
Duo strike gold at European Transplant Games
Stuart Kaye and Boryana Nankova won table tennis gold at the European Transplant Games in Arnhem.
Will Bayley looking for more success at ‘world-class’ Washington venue
World champion Will Bayley is included in a squad of seven British athletes that will travel to the USA this week to compete in the ITTF World Para Challenger Spokane (August 6-9) and the ITTF World Para Elite Spokane (August 11-15) in Washington State.
Commonwealth Championships 2026: Individual competitions
Hosts India dominated the medal table as the Commonwealth Championships came to an end in Delhi.