Jarvis falls at first hurdle in Havirov
Tom Jarvis was knocked out of the WTT Feeder Havirov in qualifying, despite fighting hard and saving a stack of game or match points against opponent Kwan Man Ho.
Island doubles pairs book place at finals
There was an increased and encouraging attendance at this year's Isle of Wight Doubles tournament.
Burnham & Dist: Division 3 title goes to the wire
With the top two divisional winners already crowned all eyes are on the bunfight that has developed at the top of Division 3 in the Burnham & District Table Tennis League.
Three rounds to decide SBL Premier Division champion
With positions decided in two mini leagues the fight for the title begins in the top division.
National Competition Review: All the key information in one place
It is now six months since the Table Tennis England Board approved implementation of the National Competition Review – and work is continuing in preparation for a new-look league and tournaments calendar from 2024/25 onwards.
Doubles is only bright spot for English in Dusseldorf
Tom Jarvis & Connor Green combined to reach the Men's Doubles main draw at WTT Feeder Dusseldorf, but there was no joy for any of the English players in the singles.
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
Referee Steve doing the hard yards for charities close to his heart
Referee Steve Smith isn’t quite half the man he used to be, but players around the country cannot help but notice the transformation he has undergone in the past year.
Injured Pitchford out of Olympics Mixed Doubles qualifier
Liam Pitchford is out of the World Mixed Doubles Olympic Qualification tournament with a shoulder injury picked up in a French League match.
We need your input as we shape new Officials Academy
A comprehensive survey, launching today, is the first step towards creating a Technical Officials Academy, which aims to ensure our sport has a sustainable, world-class officiating workforce for the future.