The launch of the Olympic Fanzone, Bristol with Louis Price
The Olympic Fanzone at Cabot Circus in Bristol has a relaxed vibe set in the beautiful Quakers Friar which has shaded seating, a water feature... Continue reading
Free workshops to help your club thrive – register now!
Community engagement, volunteering and creating positive experiences for players are among the topics of a series of online workshops designed specifically for table tennis clubs – and registrations are now open.
Dan and Lloyd on top of the world after breaking longest table tennis rally record
Dan Ives and Lloyd Gregory are table tennis world record holders after staging the longest rally ever - find out how you can donate to their charity.
Help shape the future of volunteering in table tennis
Table Tennis England are excited to launch their volunteer landscape survey which aims to enhance the volunteering experience in the dynamic world of table tennis. To make this possible, they're asking for your insights!
Chance to win big and help charity at island tournament
The Isle of Wight Charity Tournament on Saturday, June 15 is now open for entries.
Island teenager wins Echo Centenary Cup
A large crowd attended the annual Isle of Wight Echo Centenary Cup tournament finals recently. They were enjoyed an evening of exciting and top-quality matches.
Griffin is league’s centenary champion
Cheltenham TTA held a centenary tournament, with 34 competitors involved.
Island celebrates successful Finals Night
There was a welcome spread of achievements in the results at the recent annual Isle of Wight tournament Finals, with both experienced and young players winning the various events - handicapped, open and age-related in both singles and doubles.
Rorke is Island hardbat champion
The Isle of Wight Association organises an annual hardbat tournament, which can be quite difficult to adjust to but is always great fun.
Island doubles pairs book place at finals
There was an increased and encouraging attendance at this year's Isle of Wight Doubles tournament.
