Bournemouth Sports Table Tennis Club

The new season starts today! Very best of luck and have an enjoyable season.

Will members please note we shall be running a camp for girls on the above date from 10.00 till 16.00 and the hall will be fully utilised.

Due to the site being used for a Summer Ball, the club will be closed effective Friday 1st June and throughout the weekend.

Hi All,
The Fixture for the Summer Leage Div 2 are now available. See Attached. Teams to be confirmed.

Will all members please note that the club will be locked down (no access) from Thursday the 24th May at 1930 evening until midday on the Monday 28th May. This is because of the annual rugby 7's event.

Nine year old Sophie Barcsai was one of the youngest players ever to win a title in the National Schools' finals in Wolverhampton on Saturday 21st April 2018. The Schools' Individuals Finals are the biggest one day table tennis event in the English calendar and players only reach this stage after progressing through County and Regional stages. Sophie won Gold in the Under 11 Girls' event where most of her opponents were at least 2 years older and played with a maturity far beyond her years.

Notice is hereby given of the PROPOSED ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the BOURNEMOUTH and DISTRICT TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION.

To be held on (Date) Friday 22nd June
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To be held at (Time) 19.30 (7.30pm)
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At the Venue of (Place) Main Hall, Winton YMCA,

BOURNEMOUTH and DISTRICT TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION

PRESENTATION EVENING 2018

With special guest Tony Clayton President, Dorset Table Tennis Association

To be held at the BEST WESTERN HOTEL ROYALE Gervis Road, Bournemouth on

FRIDAY 18th MAY at 7.30pm

Tickets available from Sheena Feltham

Our Sophie had good results in her first Schools' International. This was the Primary Schools' International played in Scotland on the 6th to 8th April. She helped England to comfortable victories in the team event over Wales, Scotland and Guernsey all 10 -- 0 and Ireland 9 -- 1, to take the gold. In the singles she cruised through to the semis (the furthest of any of the other English girls) where she lost to the Irish girl Rachel Taylor to take a Bronze medal. It should also be pointed out that Sophie is only just nine years old and has 2 more years playing in Under 11 events.

I just wanted to record a VERY BIG thank you to Richard Horn who has supported us and our website over many years. Its been a pleasure work with him on the site. The website is now with me to maintain (Now there's a steep learning curve!) so any issues, please let me know. Thanks Lee