Young star Bly Twomey on top awards shortlist
Double Paralympic medallist Bly Twomey has been shortlisted for the prestigious Sunday Times Young Sportswoman of the Year award – and the votes of the table tennis community can help her win.
Welcome to Blyton! Brighton Station is renamed for Paralympics star Bly Twomey
Hot on the heels of winning two bronze medals at the Paris Paralympic Games, Bly Twomey has had the railway station in her home town of Brighton temporarily renamed in her honour.
Olympic and Paralympic themed events inspire thousands to try table tennis
Thousands of people inspired by the Olympics and Paralympics sampled table tennis at two locations in the south west.
Fraser Riley’s unforgettable Paralympics experience
Fraser Riley did not expect to have a role to play at the Paralympics – but, in an emotional twist of fate, he ended up as one of the voices of table tennis at the Paris extravaganza.
Heartbreak for Bayley after spectacular men’s class 7 final
Will Bayley missed out on the gold medal by the smallest of margins after a heartbreaking 3-2 defeat to China’s Yan Shuo in the final... Continue reading
Davies takes silver as Bayley reaches final
Two medals secured on the final day of British interest in the Paralympics as Rob Davies takes silver, and Bayley reaches fourth consecutive MS7 Final.
Bly Twomey takes bronze after five-set semi-final battle with World champion
Bly Twomey won the hearts of the French crowd at the South Paris Arena 4 in Paris this morning with a performance that was full... Continue reading
Former Paralympic champions Davies and Bayley through to semi-finals
Rio 2016 Paralympic champions Rob Davies and Will Bayley came through tough quarterfinals yesterday evening to assure themselves of a singles medal in men’s class... Continue reading
Bayley makes impressive start to men’s class 7 singles
World champion Will Bayley made the perfect start to his bid to regain the men’s class 7 singles Paralympic title he won in Rio 2016,... Continue reading
Shackleton makes winning start to Paralympic singles campaign
Megan Shackleton started her Paralympic singles campaign with a 3-0 win against Ghaliah Alanazi from Saudi Arabia, silver medallist in the Al Watani Para Open... Continue reading