The announcement by UK Sport that the appeal by the British Table Tennis Federation for funding over the next Olympic Cycle was turned down is very disappointing.
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07Feb
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18Jan
Gateshead to get “the full experience”
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10Jan
International table tennis comes to the North East
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19Dec
English Open Press Release
Table tennis funding receives 20% increase -
07Dec
Seventeen-year-old table tennis star Samuel Walker has set his sights on 2014 to be his breakthrough year as he begins his battle to represent England at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
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18Nov
Taking social ping pong to the next level: Art of Change Pongathon Challenge at London’s Hayward Gallery
The Art of Change Pongathon Challenge on 15 November is taking social interaction in sports and culture to the next level, celebrating Southbank Centre’s current exhibition of young Chinese art.
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27Jun
Volkswagen 2011 China vs. World, Team Challenge, 24-25 June
China displayed dominance at the Volkswagen China vs. World, Team Challenge; however, there were signs of a gradual shift in power as the women’s title for the first time in since the start of this spectacular showcase of table tennis goes to the world team.
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18Feb
ITTF Pro Tour: United Arab Emirates Open
Dubai: Thursday 17th February 2011
Qualifier Ousts Second Seed in Opening Round
China’s 21 year old WEN Jia caused the biggest shock of the third day’s play, Thursday 17th February 2011, at the United Arab Emirates Open in Dubai by beating Singapore’s second seeded FENG Tianwei. WEN Jia recorded a six games victory (4-11, 1-11, 11-9, 11-9, 11-3, 3-11, 11-3).
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17Nov
11/16/2010 2010 Asian Games
There was a task to be completed and that task was duly completed in as most professional manner.
On home soil, China started as the favourites to win the Men’s Team event at the Asian Games in Guangzhou; on Tuesday 16th November 2010, they duly achieved the goal set and they achieved the goal with stunning efficiency and professionalism.
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06Sep
Situated in the South Pacific, Fiji was the home for an Olympic Solidarity course from Tuesday 24th August to Saturday 4th September.
Lautoka, the second largest city in the islands and located on the west coast of the principal island of Viti Levu, hosted the course. Scott Houston, the Oceania Development Officer, was the expert on duty.
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