Braintree League: First taste of success for juniors
Some new and some not so new faces triumphed at the opening phase of the Braintree Table Tennis League individual events held at Earls Colne on Saturday and Sunday.
Clacton & Dist: Buzzards nearly there
As the Clacton & District League season enters its final week, Windsor Buzzards are within touching distance of taking the Division Two title, needing just two points from their last match to confirm themselves as champions.
Ho and Jarvis take Nationals crowns
Tin-Tin Ho won her fifth women’s singles title at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships, while Tom Jarvis retained his men's singles title.
Hunter-Spivey and Facey take para honours
Jack Hunter-Spivey added to his growing collection of gold medals by winning the para class 2-5 at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships, while Ashley Facey took the para class 6-10 title.
Paul and Liam are eighth wonders; Tin-Tin and Emily also take gold
Liam Pitchford & Paul Drinkhall won their eighth men’s doubles title as a pair and Tin-Tin Ho & Emily Bolton were the women's champion at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships.
Nationals Finals Day: All you need to know
Day two from the David Ross Sports Village starts at 9.30am on Saturday with the a busy day of singles, doubles and para action.
Pitchford and Drinkhall scent a seventh on Finals Day
Liam Pitchford and Paul Drinkhall are on the hunt for a seventh men’s singles title, after both reaching the semi-finals at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships
World stars reach para finals
A Commonwealth champion and a world champion will share the limelight of Finals Day after winning their groups in the para competitions at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships.
Relative success as Green sisters reach final
Sisters Erin & Anna Green are through to their first senior final on a day sprinkled with surprises in the doubles competitions at the Mark Bates Ltd National Championships.
Patterson & Akindiya stun top seeds to take Mixed title
Mollie Patterson and Ismaila Akindiya upset the odds to claim the mixed doubles title, beating the top seeds and heavy favourites Tin-Tin Ho and Liam Pitchford.