Braintree League: Netts gain from leaders’ blank week
While leaders Rayne A were without a match, former champions Netts A jumped to the top of the Braintree Table Tennis League with a cruising 9-1 win over a two-person Liberal C.
School team goes one better to win Island tournament
The Isle of Wight Primary Schools Tournament was held on 27 November, with six schools participating at the Island's Table Tennis Centre.
Roystons TTC – getting you back to it!!!
Roystons TTC is a pay as you play club affiliated to the Reigate, Redhill and District Table Tennis League (RRDTTL) The membership consists of 120... Continue reading
Limpsfield adding more to the competition calendar!
The Limpsfield Club competition events are becoming known for being well run, friendly and with no long waits between rounds of play and provide great... Continue reading
Chelmsford & Dist: Ayo and Josh lift their team to the top
Chelmsford A recaptured top spot in division one for the first time since Week Six with a 9-1 win over Chelmsford B, debutant Ayo Ademakinwa joined Josh Bickles in firing a treble.
Put an unsung hero in the spotlight – Pride of Table Tennis Awards open now!
It’s time to put our sport’s amazing volunteers in the limelight as we open nominations for the Pride of Table Tennis Awards 2024/25! Find out how you can make a nomination.
Youngsters get first exposure to tournament play at Worthing TTC
Worthing Table Tennis Club hosted a new-format novice tournament to introduce young people aged under 15 to their first competition.
Burnham & Dist: Leaders sunk by Mapledene
Drama at the top of the Burnham & District Table Tennis League as the leaders fell to the unbeaten usurpers from Mapledene A.
Clacton & Dist: Dave on the Wright track
Whether at the top or bottom of the Clacton League, there’s always healthy competition, and there was healthy competition aplenty in this week’s all-Holland clash at the foot of Division Three between the Lancasters and the Mosquitos.
Braintree League: Strollers rolled over to help leaders
Finchingfield A's apparently relentless progress towards the division three title in the Braintree Table Tennis League received a major boost when their only serious rivals, Sudbury Strollers, suffered a crushing 9-1 defeat.
