Middlesex seal senior county title at fourth time of asking
The Senior Premier Division of the County Championships witnessed an intense and thrilling competition during Rounds 4-7, hosted at Draycott Table Tennis Centre.
Race for top four spots as SBL Premier Division enters penultimate round
BATTS, Ormesby and Brighton are all in with a chance of securing a top four place before the Premier Division splits into two mini leagues.
SHEcoaches cohort start their performance journey
The first cohort of the SHEcoaches initiative have started their journey towards becoming the next generation of female talent and performance coaches.
All to play for as VBL titles hang in the balance
The destination of the Veterans' British League, Premier Division titles will be decided at the weekend, with plenty of twists and turns in prospect.
Connor and Sophie soar in world rankings
Young English duo Connor Green and Sophie Earley have soared in the world rankings on the back of their performances at WTT Feeder Manchester.
Notts Vets tie up an eighth successive county title
Nottinghamshire showed their strength on weekend two of the County Championships, Veterans Premier Division, to retain their title.
Chelmsford & Dist: Divisional leaders continue domination
Week 20 of the C&DTTL season saw the divisional leaders parade their dominance over its competition. There were 10-0 wins for OCA A (Div 1) and Galleywood C (Div 4), a 9-1 win for Galleywood B (Div 3) and 8-2 wins for Chelmsford C (Div 2) and Danbury M (Div 5).
Burnham & Dist: Squirrell driven nuts
Woodham A had the Taylor Pest Control company from Cold Norton to thank for their recapture of pole position in the Burnham & District Table Tennis League this week.
Braintree League: Netts slip further off the pace
Netts A’s hopes of retaining their Braintree Table Tennis League title are receding fast after another surprise defeat has cast them further adrift at the top.
Clacton & Dist: Sage tastes success in first season
For a fourth year running, a member of the younger generation tasted success in the Clacton & District League’s Handicap Singles Tournament,24-year-old Matt Sage taking the Gordon Denton Trophy, following in the footsteps of James Denyer, Jason Gale and Russell Hillier.