Get ready to witness the clash of champions at the 2024 ITTF Montenegro Para Open, featuring reigning titans Yang Qiang, Valentin Baus, and Laurens Devos, alongside a host of seasoned table tennis veterans. Exciting competition awaits in Podgorica!
Read about David McBeath’s standout performance leading the Texas Smash to victory in the Major League Table Tennis Championship, overcoming challenges from Carolina Gold Rush and Princeton Revolution. Get the exciting details of the finals and pivotal player contributions.
Explore the outcomes of the successful women & girls table tennis tournament in Sheffield, where players from various regions competed in different categories. Witness the talent showcased and the importance of empowering women in sports.
Brandon Crouchman shines in the Braintree Table Tennis League, securing the top spot in the individual averages with his remarkable consistency. Explore the season’s highlights, including surprises and impressive performances from other players.
Discover how the skilled British Para Table Tennis team is getting ready for the ITTF Slovenia Para Open, a crucial step towards the upcoming Paralympic Games in Paris. Follow top athletes like Aaron McKibbin as they strive for victory and qualification in this elite tournament.
Explore the standout players of the Burnham & District Table Tennis Winter League 2024, from Duncan Taylor’s impressive 92% win rate in Division 1 to the thrilling final match between Maldon A and Woodham B. Learn about the MVP winners and their exceptional performances this season.
Four talented English boys stood out at the WTT Youth Contender Metz, displaying their potential in challenging matchups. Despite early exits, their performances highlighted a bright future for English table tennis.
London Academy and Charles Read Academy excelled at the Butterfly School Team Championships, securing multiple victories. The event showcased top table tennis talent from leading schools like Fox Primary, Chellaston Academy, and Grantham College.
Rising star Tianer Yu impressed at the WTT Youth Contender event in Spa, Belgium, showcasing her talent in the Under-17 Girls’ Singles category. Despite a mixed performance in the Under-19 event, Yu’s potential and determination were evident, promising a bright future in table tennis.
The Butterfly Schools Individual Finals witnessed the crowning of eight new national champions, including top seed Amber Lemmon in the under-15 girls’ category. Exciting matches unfolded, like Zaid Aldilimi’s triumph in the under-11 boys’ event and Ella Pashley’s maiden title win in the under-16 girls’ division.