We are a table tennis association (the STTTA) based at the Kingborough Sports Centre in southern Tasmania.
Our club runs rosters and programs for schools, seniors/adults, and veterans. Including practice and training activities for all skill levels.
21/06/2026
Congratulations! Our very own Kim Holcomb won a gold medal in the World Masters Table Tennis Championships recently held in South Korea.
Her and her partner and friend Alfrida won the Gold in the over 75 womens doubles !
Our heartiest congratulations from all of us at your home Table Tennis clyb the STTTA!!
15/05/2026
Hi, we need 3 division 4 players and 1 division 3, so if you have wanted to try competition but wete a bit hesitant, come in on these entry level grades and give it a go. Time is short, if your interested in playing contact Ian Weller by dm or email
30/01/2026
STTTA has merchandise available for all members male or female. You can order direct online
https://www.shop.s-trend.com.au/collections/southern-tasmanian-table-tennis-association
Look the part now!
30/01/2026
Come and join the best Table Tennis club in the State. You can play either recreational or competition, see photo for contact details.
30/01/2026
Our STTTA roster commence in February with the Tuesday Open roster commencing 17th February and our Veterans competition comnencing Thursday 19th February. For more information contact Ian Weller , [email protected] for Tuesday roster or Kelvin Michael [email protected] for Thursday Veterans roster.
IMPORTANT
To play in our competition you must be a registered member, please complete the registration form wither online or available at the centre, bank transfer payment is preferred with registration process.
08/01/2026
Originally an STTTA player and administrator, recently patron of TTT.
Neil will be sadly missed
Vale Neil Harwood OAM (1943–2026)
Neil was one of the most influential figures in Australian table tennis history, dedicating more than five decades to the sport as a player, administrator, official and leader.
From his early involvement in Tasmania to senior roles with Table Tennis Australia, the International Table Tennis Federation, and the Olympic and Commonwealth Games, Neil's impact was immense and felt at every level, both nationally and globally. His vision, integrity, and tireless service helped shape the sport we know today.
Neil's contribution was recognised with life memberships across multiple organisations and the Medal of the Order of Australia, but his greatest legacy is the generations of players, officials and administrators he inspired along the way.
Our thoughts are with Neil's wife Sandra, his extended family and his many friends and colleagues throughout the Australian and global table tennis communities.
Vale, and thank you for everything ❤️🏓