Successful Table Tennis Coach CPD Workshop at Swerve Table Tennis Club
On Sunday, 27th October, Swerve Table Tennis Club hosted a highly successful Coach CPD (Continuing Professional Development) Workshop. The event, led by two of the... Continue reading
A thank you from Gavin Evans after a series of coaching strategy feedback sessions
Gavin Evans, Head of Performance Development, has issued a ‘thank you’ to all who have provided vital feedback ahead of the Coaching Strategy Implementation Plan,... Continue reading
National Series 2 : U15s Report
The U15 National Series returned for its second weekend of thrilling action, held at Joola Plymouth TTC from October 19-20, 2024. The National Series aims... Continue reading
England Schools Team ready to compete in Bahrain
The Table Tennis England Schools Team have arrived in Bahrain along with over 5000 other participants, to compete in the International School Sports Federation Gymnasiade.
National Series 2 : U19s Report
The U19 National Series returned for its second weekend of thrilling action, held at Nottingham TTC from October 19-20, 2024. The National Series aims to... Continue reading
Natalie Green joins the team
Natalie Green has been appointed as the Table Tennis England DiSE Lead and Talent Pathway Support. Natalie brings a wealth of experience coaching young players... Continue reading
Pitchford out of WTT Champions Montpellier
Liam Pitchford has been knocked out in the first round of the WTT Champions Montpellier by 8th seed, Lin Yun-Ju.
Can anyone challenge defending champions Brighton for title?
With two rounds down, Brighton’s dominance has been clear but Ormesby are not far off their level. What do the results from the SBCL Premier Division mean for the title fight?
Clacton & Dist: Brotherhood B break duck
Newly promoted Brotherhood B recorded their first success at the top level of local table tennis when they beat the old hands of Windsor Eagles 6-4 in Division One of the Clacton League
Braintree League: Tight at the top
It is a measure of how evenly balanced division two of the Braintree Table Tennis League is that the top eight teams are covered by just nine points.