Recent News
The Technical Officials Committee (TOC) webinar this week brought together 94 umpires, referees and tournament organisers.
Table Tennis England has opened the process of Umpire Selection for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.
Technical Officials have a chance to catch up with each other, hear updates and ask questions about the latest officiating developments at our webinar this month.
Do you know someone who has risen to the challenges posed by the pandemic and carried on helping people to enjoy table tennis? If so, they could be our Lockdown Local Hero!
Table Tennis England President Jill Parker MBE has spoken of her gratitude to the volunteers who helped her throughout her career and is urging our members to honour volunteers by nominating them for a Pride of Table Tennis Award.
We’re extending the nomination period for the Pride of Table Tennis Awards, giving clubs, leagues and other table tennis organisations longer to make sure they honour their unsung heroes.
Our sport couldn’t run without the army of officials who help to make events happen – and we are looking to honour these unsung heroes.
Tom Purcell recalls his pathway to officiating at that gold medal match between Wang Hao and Zhang Jike, and describes how Table Tennis England’s umpire education programme aims to set more English officials on the same trajectory.
Do you know a local hero of the sport who could follow in the footsteps of our Volunteer of the Year Pat Johnson?
Lockdown has not stopped a group of umpires working hard to gain their Level 2 qualification and stay on track to officiate at the 2022 Commonwealth Games.
The time has come to recognise and honour volunteers for the outstanding and often unseen contributions they make to enable our great sport to flourish.
When Dan Bullen talks about giving something back to the sport which has taken him from beginner to challenging for Paralympics selection, he is not doing things by halves.
English umpires Jenny Sanders and Jo Outhwaite have joined the global ranks of officials after passing their International Umpire exams.
Our upcoming umpire training courses could get you on court at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham!
Will Bayley will be meeting delegates at the South East Club and Volunteer Conference and talking about how clubs can help develop para players – book your place now!
There’s still time to book your place at the North East Conference – and the venue has been announced for the South East region.
Josh Reynolds has joined the ranks of the world’s best umpires, having had his Blue Badge status confirmed by the ITTF.
Following the success of the National Conference in March 2019, Table Tennis England is delighted to announce the dates for the next round of Regional Conferences, with the first taking place in Birmingham in a little over 8 weeks’ time.
Lyndon Griffiths has reached the highest level of umpiring, attaining his Blue Badge status from the ITTF.
What our members need to know ahead of the launch next month of the new Table Tennis England membership platform – TT Memberships.