National Competition Review
The National Competition Review was a comprehensive review process between 2021 and 2024 to consider what is needed from the Table Tennis England competitive structure – a fundamental rethink of the framework and events, and how they fit together.
The National Competition Review set out to deliver the right format, frequency, location and standard of competition across all demographics, for existing and potential members and creates a blueprint to deliver a fully ‘fit-for-purpose’ competition programme for the future growth and success of table tennis, with;
- Strong competitive opportunities for all young players with a clear pathway of opportunities to support progression
- More local opportunities for players of all ages and abilities
- A local competition calendar that supports a structured national calendar
- Experiential development to prepare players for international events
- Support equality, diversity and inclusion objectives
The National Competition Review was split into five stages. Phases 1-3 of the review were developed from the 2021/22 season and implementation began in season 23/24 (Phase 4), and continued into season 24/25 (Phase 5). The final elements will be launched in season 2025/26.
For any Competition Review queries, please contact us.
Please visit the Overview below, and the specific events formats, for more detailed information:
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