English Table Tennis Association
Sport | Table Tennis |
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Founded | 1927 |
President | Doreen Stannard |
Chairman | Sandra Deaton |
The English Table Tennis Association is the former name of the national governing body responsible for table tennis in England. It rebranded as Table Tennis England in May 2014. The organisation has been affiliated to the ITTF (International Table Tennis Federation) since the formation of the ETTA in 1927.[1] It is based in Milton Keynes, having moved from Hastings in March 2014. The singer Andy Bell (Erasure) acted as am advisor from 1981 to 1983.
Events/Tournaments
- English National Championships
- British League
- Grand Prix Circuit
- English Open
English Major Senior Titles
Men's Singles
Year | Player | Event | Location |
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2001 | Matthew Syed | Commonwealth Championships | New Delhi |
2000 | Matthew Syed | Commonwealth Championships | Singapore |
1997 | Ging Cheung | Commonwealth Championships | Glasgow |
1996 | Ging Cheung | ITTF Pro Tour Brazil Open | Rio de Janeiro |
1989 | Alan Cooke | Commonwealth Championships | Cardiff |
1987 | Desmond Douglas | European Master Top 12 | Basel |
1985 | Desmond Douglas | Commonwealth Championships | Douglas |
1984 | Desmond Douglas | English Open | |
1980 | Desmond Douglas | English Open | |
1980 | John Hilton | European Championship | Berne |
1975 | Trevor Taylor | Commonwealth Championships | Melbourne |
1973 | Trevor Taylor | Commonwealth Championships | Cardiff |
1971 | Trevor Taylor | Commonwealth Championships | COMW |
1960 | Ian Harrison | English Open | |
1954 | Richard Bergmann | English Open | |
1952 | Richard Bergmann | English Open | |
1951 | Johnny Leach | World Championships | Vienna |
1950 | Richard Bergmann | English Open | |
1950 | Richard Bergmann | World Championships | Budapest |
1949 | Johnny Leach | World Championships | Stockholm |
1948 | Richard Bergmann | English Open | |
1948 | Richard Bergmann | World Championships | Wembley |
1939 | Richard Bergmann | World Championships | Cairo |
1929 | Fred Perry | World Championships | Budapest |
1924 | Percival Bromfield | English Open | |
1923 | Mike Cohen | English Open | |
1922 | Andrew Donaldson | English Open | |
Women's Singles
Year | Player | Player | Event | Location |
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Winner | Runner-Up | |||
1996 | Lisa Lomas-Bellinger | ITTF Pro Tour Brazil Open | Rio de Janeiro | |
1992 | Lisa Lomas-Bellinger | European Championships | Stuttgart | |
1985 | Karen Witt | Commonwealth Championships | Douglas | |
1982 | Carole Knight | Alison Gordon | Commonwealth Championships | Bombay |
1982 | Jill Hammersley | European Championships | Budapest | |
1982 | Jill Hammersley | European Master Top 12 | Nantes | |
1981 | Jill Hammersley | European Master Top 12 | Prague | |
1980 | Jill Hammersley | European Master Top 12 | Prague | |
1979 | Carole Knight | Commonwealth Championships | Edinburgh | |
1978 | Jill Hammersley | European Master Top 12 | Prague | |
1978 | Jill Hammersley | European Championships | Dulsburg | |
1977 | Jill Hammersley | European Master Top 12 | Sarajevo | |
1976 | Jill Hammersley | European Championships | Prague | |
1975 | Jill Hammersley | Linda Jarvis-Howard | Commonwealth Championships | Melbourne |
1973 | Jill Hammersley | Karenza Matthews-Smith | Commonwealth Championships | Cardiff |
1971 | Jill Hammersley | Karenza Matthews-Smith | Commonwealth Championships | COMW |
1958 | Ann Haydon | European Championships | Budapest | |
1957 | Ann Haydon | World Championships | Stockholm | |
1948 | Vera Thomas-Dace | World Championships | Wembley | |
1947 | Elizabeth Blackbourn | World Championships | Paris |
Coaches
Alan Cooke (Performance Coach)
Nick Jarvis (Head Coach)
References
- ↑ http://www.ittf.com/museum/archives/index.html ITTF Archives, 1928 Stockholm, "Handbook of the English Table Tennis Association", First year of issue
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