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Harry Street is among some of the most promising young Tabe Tennis Wales talents, having secured his first national title at this year’s National Championships.   Harry’s success has not come without hard work, however, and we were fortunate enough to chat to him about his fledgling career.  What inspired you to start playing table tennis,…

Our U18, U16 and U14 teams travelled to Douglas, Isle of Man to take part in the Senior Schools International Championships over the weekend of 28-30 June.  All four teams recorded victories on Friday evening despite the weekend getting off to a turbulent start as the team’s flight was delayed for a little over two…

Aspiring Para table tennis players will have the opportunity to take part in a free training session and talent recruitment session prior to next month’s BPTT Swansea Grand Prix taking place at Swansea Tennis Centre on Friday 12 July and Saturday 13 July. The event is in partnership with Disability Sport Wales and Table Tennis…

Over the past year, 11 Table Tennis Wales-affiliated clubs have been supported by the Sport Wales Be Active Wales Fund, which uses National Lottery money to support development and growth within community sports clubs across Welsh communities. The last 12 months has seen a total of £60,604 awarded to our clubs, a 66% increase of…

Table Tennis Wales will collaborate with the Welsh Local Government Association (WLGA) for the second time this summer, to deliver Food and Fun sessions. The objective is to work with schools in local communities that have perhaps never had the opportunity to give table tennis a go. Through collaboration with Food and Fun we are…

The team heading to Malmo for the 2024 European Youth Championships has been announced, with four national champions heading to Sweden to compete. The European Youth Championships is the biggest event on the junior calendar in Europe, and this year will take place between 12 and 21 July. The players heading out to represent Wales…

The team that will travel to Douglas, Isle of Man for the Senior Schools Championships has been announced. Taking place between 28 and 30 June this year, the event is annual tournament moved around the home nations each year. Wales will take athletes from the U14, U16 and U18 age groups to Douglas, with the…

It has been a memorable year for Northop TTC, who have experienced great competition success and encouraging growth, but also said goodbye to a cherished figure who epitomises what they’re about.    The past year has seen the club grow in its membership, now boating 50 playing members, ten of whom are juniors.    “Youth…

By Graham Thomas, Dai Sport Anna Hursey believes she produced some of the best form of her career to qualify for the table tennis women’s singles at this year’s Olympic Games. The teenager became the first Great Britain player to book a place for Paris and will also become the first Welsh player to play…

  Table Tennis Wales was thrilled to see such success at the first ever Bangor Open in May, with athletes from the U11 category all the way up to Veterans competing.  Well done to all those who took to the table and showcased great quality.   There were players from all over who came to north…