The TTAW Board Members and invited guests are holding a Strategy Meeting/day in June.
Do you have any burning issues about our sport that need to be discussed?
Can you spare some time to contribute to the future of table tennis in Wales?
Then this is your chance to voice your opinions on how the sport should be run and your vision for the future of the sport. Simply email those issues or comments to our office "admin@ttaw.co.uk" by the 17th May and we can consider them for inclusion in the discussions.
If you are a representative of a Club or League and want to present your ideas
Both the above events will start at 10:00 on Staurday 1st May & Sunday 2nd May. If you are not clear when your first match will be YOU MUST consult the schedule on the Team Championship for Wales pages in the Competitions tab/link.
With the deadline to submit nominations on May 7th, there is no time to waste in getting your votes in to give your choice a chance to win an award on the night.
Just fill in the attached form and send to Lucy at the TTAW office by email [admin@ttaw.co.uk]
Please make sure to tick which category you have sent in a nomination for
The West Wales Open was a great success with players from all over Wales plus friends from Ireland and China attending. Due to the Icelandic volcano the team from South Africa were unable to play the event but have rescheduled their trip to June.
Congratulations to Grange Primary School in Swansea for becoming the Welsh Primary Schools Champions 2010 in Cardiff on Wednesday 21st April beating Ysgol Frongoch of Denbigh
The team of Thomas Heydon and Luke Mildenhall was unbeaten going into the final to meet also unbeaten Ysgol Frongoch whose players were Kate Roberts and Faye Evans. The lead changed hands a few time before Grange finally winning 55-54.
In third place was Nant y Moel Primary (Lewis Owen and Callum Baldwin) and the team of the day was Ysgol Groesgoch (Marinus Petersen and Geraint Pickard-Skeats) in Pembrokeshire.
BATTS 1* - Harlow, Essex
Chris Griffiths stole the show on the weekend with not only winning the under 13’s title but narrowly missing out on the under 15’s title. On his course to the under 13’s title he faced other TTK members from London and his fellow country man Thomas Heydon. Chris brushed aside these challengers with only dropping 2 sets by beating Charlie Williams (3-1), Thomas Heydon (3-0), Jamie Dignum (3-0), Charlie Austin (3-0) and then Bradley Osborne, the number 1 seed and ranked 16th in England 3-1.
Entry forms available for the above event
Entry forms available to the above
Attached is the programme for the above event with groups and starting times
A mixed Day for the Youngsters [updated report...]
Nicole Hall started the day with a hard match against Rossikhina of Russia losing 3 close sets. Lewis then went on to player another Russian opponent [Shaposhnikov] and again the score line was 0-3 to the defender.