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Serene progress at London Academy 2* - Table Tennis England

Senior Citizens · London

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Serene Rahmani-Walentynska had an unbeaten weekend, taking gold in both the Under-19 and Under-13 girls’ tournaments at the London Academy 2*.With her sister Soraya and Assil Sarri moving up to try their luck in the Seniors, Serene took up the mantle of favourite in the U19s.With the competition comprising an eight-strong field of players from London Academy and Greenhouse, Serene completed a clean sweep of seven straight wins to take the title.…See the Story

Chelmsford & Dist: Danbury gain from Chelmsford loss - Table Tennis England

Table Tennis · Chelmsford

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Second-placed Chelmsford A’s 7-3 loss at Danbury B would have given much pleasure to division one leaders Danbury C who look to be odds-on to lift the 2024/2025 title.Danbury’s Sam Lowman was in great form as his three victories along with Dan Anderson’s brace helped the fourth-placed B team close the gap to their opponents to just six points.Chelmsford’s Simon Jarvis earned fine wins over Anderson and Chandler but narrowly lost out to Lowman in…See the Story

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Table Tennis · Isle of Wight

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The annual Isle of Wight Over-70s Tournament was held on Friday, 14 February and saw a terrific contest with some excellent play from the Island’s senior players.The semi-final line-up was (from left in the photo): Bernie Forward, Tim Giles, Elaine Mills and Peter Clarke. In the final Tim beat Elaine, with spectators watching some first-class table tennis.It was a second tournament win this season for Tim, who two months ago won the Island’s Han…See the Story

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Table Tennis · London

Title defence? It's all academic for YBCL champions London and Grantham - Table Tennis England

It was mission accomplished for both defending Premier Division champions in the Youth British Clubs League at the weekend.London Academy girls romped to a 100% record as they retained their title, while Grantham Academy boys were unbeaten as they did likewise.More than 350 players were in action in 14 divisions at Derby Arena and the satellite venue at Draycott & Long Eaton TTC.SGS College Bristol were the boys’ Team of the Weekend, while North…See the Story

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Table Tennis · Sheffield

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