An inspirational volunteering journey
An avid table tennis player, Pat Johnson at 72 years of age is a volunteer at Bishop Auckland Table Tennis Club, a Level 1 table... Continue reading
MK League: Spinners’ bandwagon rolls on
PREMIER DIVISION KINGS SHOCK WARRIORS AS SPINNERS’ BANDWAGON ROLLS ON The top pair clashed this week with any lingering hopes that Greenleys Monarchs may have... Continue reading
Fusion aiming to preserve lead and lift WBL title
It is all to play for as the Women’s British League reconvenes this weekend, when the first British League titles since the pandemic will be... Continue reading
Braintree League: League tables take shape
As the Braintree Table Tennis League entered its Christmas/new year break, a definite shape had emerged in all three divisions. Unless something dramatic occurs, Netts... Continue reading
Clacton & Dist: Buzzards’ new year shock
Windsor Buzzards produced an early New Year shock in Division Two of the Clacton & District League when they out-classed Lawford to take an impressive... Continue reading
Walker defeated in semi-finals in Dusseldorf
Top seed Robert Gardos ended Sam Walker’s run in the semi-finals of the WTT Feeder event in Dusseldorf. The Austrian, world ranked 26, prevailed in... Continue reading
Walker to face Gardos in semi final
Sam Walker has beaten Ecuador’s Alberto Mino 4-1 to reach the semi final at the WTT Feeder event in Dusseldorf. The England No 3 beat... Continue reading
Pitchford in Champions League success
Liam Pitchford helped his UMMC team take control of their Champions League quarter-final against Neu-Ulm of Germany with a 3-0 first-leg victory. The Russian side... Continue reading
Walker moves smoothly into quarter-finals
Sam Walker is into the quarter-finals of the WTT Feeder event in Dusseldorf after two victories today over German opponents. The England No 3, who... Continue reading
Chance to join our volunteer team for flagship Nationals
Do you want to play a key role at the flagship event of English table tennis? If so, why not volunteer at the Mark Bates... Continue reading
