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Plymouth and District Table Tennis Club Welcome to the Plymouth & District Table Tennis Club Web Site, Sponsored by Shopfitting by SWS. Thursday from 3pm to 6pm. Sunday from 3pm to 6pm.

OPEN PLAY AND PRACTICE FOR ANYONE (Not Bank Holidays)

Monday from 12:30pm to 3:30pm. Monday from 6pm to 9pm (with free coaching if required and use of our table tennis robot for the first hour). Just turn up and play. We have bats and balls if required. Ring door bell to gain entry. Only £4.00 per session (cheapest in Town)

Yearly £10 Membership required after third session. (£5 for Juniors).

W/C 28/09/26HEADLINE: Div Two matches all end in a 6-4 scoreline.Div One:Molyneux Associates A (Garry Reed, Glyn Price a...
01/10/2026

W/C 28/09/26

HEADLINE: Div Two matches all end in a 6-4 scoreline.

Div One:
Molyneux Associates A (Garry Reed, Glyn Price and Paul Haigh) proved too much for Shopfitting by SWS B (Colin Mitchell, Jan Walaszkowski and Dan Kayes) beating them 9-1. SWS’s solitary point came from a closely contested match with Walaszkowski beating Haigh 11-9, 10-12, 10-12, 13-11, 11-6.

The Miss Hits (Kai Fowler Francesa Maestri and Johnny Hill) draw with two player Crafthole A (Iain Oxenham and Mike Cookson) with Hill taking a maximum although he needed two tie-breaks to beat Oxenham 13-11, 11-8, 16-14.

Only for his second time, Ben Stanbury of Molyneux Associates B secured a maximum over his C team Mates and helped to beat them 7-3, where only four matches were won in straight games.

Div Two:
A fine maximum from Mark Chapman and then combining well with Ann Warren to win the doubles gave Lee Mill a respectable four points. The spin of the Astor A players proved too tricky for the other players but there were some enjoyable games and a nice evening with Astor winning 6-4.

Shopfitting by SWS D (Steve Foster, Trevor Mole and Bryn Ford) played Burrington Way Garage (Jon Goodfield, Abel Hernandez, Norman Hall) in an epic battle to the end with both teams scoring 400 points. Mole played up, but could not repeat his form when he played against Burrington last week, due to sciatica, but showed true spirit. Ford had a very hard-fought match against Goodfield beating him 25-23 in the fourth end. Fernandez took a good maximum and also helped in the doubles to give Burrington a 6-4 victory.

Crafthole beat Shopfitting by SWS C 6-4 in a closely fought encounter with a total of 8 tie breaks being decided over 41 games. New comer, John Cumbers (Crafthole) contributing a fine brace as he finds his feet in the League.

Shopfitting by SWS E had Chris Tucker to thank for his third straight maximum to help defeat Woodland Fort B 6-4. Tucker was backed up by Keith James who took a brace.

Div Three:
The youngest league player, Jack Swain of Astor B, playing only his second match, managed to gain his first ever league point beating veteran Jeremy Willcoxs (Molyneux Associates D) 11-5, 11-9, 12-10 where there was a 67-year age gap. After the match, he commented that he is really enjoying playing in the league. Molyneux went on to win the match 8-2.

Favourites to win the division, Horrabridge (Isa Puente, Crispin Jordan and John Cook) beat Fitness-At-Home 6-4 thanks to a perfect maximum from Jordan. Unexpectedly, Puente lost to Mike Chapple 7-11, 5-11, 11-5, 9-11.

PHOTO L to R: Steve Tyler, Toby Spencer, Steve Garlick, Ben Stanbury, Steve Hill, Russ Keith

27/09/2026

W/C 21/09/26

Div One:
Due to club building works, two player Crafthole A (Iain Oxenham, Shirley Luckhurst) played their match against Molyneux Associates B (Alper Eroglu, Russ Keith and Steve Hil) at the league headquarters at Desborough Lane, St Judes. The extra travel might have disrupted Luckhurst as she lost all her matches but battled hard losing two matches in five games and one in four games. Eroglo took another maximum for his team and also the doubles to secure an 8-2 victory for Molyneux.

The Miss Hits (Kai Fowler and Mo Arsal), were totally thankful to stand-in Jan Walaszkowski for talking all of their three points whilst playing Molyneux Associates C (Toby Spencer, Steve Garlick and Steve Tyler). One of the closest matches saw Spencer take a 2-1 lead over Arsal (6-11, 11-7, 11-9) only for Arsal to level in the fourth end 11-9. It was then Spencer who went on to win the final end 11-5.

Shopfitting by SWS A could only field two players against Molyneux Associates A and lost 4-6 but Mark Weymouth managed to secure a maximum for SWS.

Div Two:
There was a close encounter when Shopfitting by SWS E (Chris Tucker, Tony Powlesland and Les Cole) hosted Lee Mill (Mark Chapman, Ann Warren and Wendy Quick) but it was Tucker, securing yet another perfect maximum, who stole the show. The outstanding match saw a topsy-turvy match between Powlesland and Warren. Warren took a 2-1 lead but lost the fourth end on a 10-12 tie-break only to win the final end convincingly 11-2. The final score saw SWS win 6-4.

Woodland Fort B (Graham Cooksley 3) began their season with a narrow 6-4 win over Astor A, with six of the ten games going tie-break fifth ends. Lucas Deves playing up from Division Three for Woodland Fort pushed his experienced opponents to fifth ends in all of his games and picked a valuable point by beating Steve Harvey 6-11, 11-7, 6-11, 11-5 and an epic 17-15 decider. The matches were so close, only one point separated the teams with Fort edging it 418-417 throughout the evening.

Shopfitting by SWS C (John Sherlock, John Palmer and Trevor Mole) could only draw with Burrington Way Garage (Abel Hernandez, John Goodfield and Norman Hall) with Mole taking a hat-trick of points, only losing one end to Hernandez. The draw was a fair result seeing seven ends were decided on tie-breaks.

A match postponed from last week saw Shopfitting by SWS D (Steve Foster, Rob Barnes and Bryn Ford) play their Club mates from the C team (Trevor Mole, John Sherlock and John Palmer) with the result going 7-3 in favour of the D team thanks to a perfect straight games maximum for Barnes. The combined age of the players amounted to 432 years, showing age is nothing in this great sport.

Div Three:
Horrabridge (Isa Puente, Crispin Jordan and Dave Vanstone) came away with an 8-2 victory when they played Molyneux Associates D (Jeremy Willcox, Alan Spencer and Pete Andrews) and look like true contenders for promotion. The match of the evening saw Vanstone take a two-game lead over Andrews 12-14, 7-11, only for Andrews to level the match winning 11-8, 11-9, the fifth and final end was a nail bitter with Vanstone eventually winning 14-16.

Young 13-year-old Jack Swain played his first ever match in the league for Astor B and enjoyed his evening and the experience will put him in good stead for the future despite losing to John Dodd who had 60 years more experience! Astor were however white washed by Fitness At Home who are also vying for the promotion spots.

Molyneux Associates E (Shuan Hughes, Jamie Canning and Fraser Scott) could only draw with Woodland Fort C (Mike Willis, Lucas Deves and Richard Searle) despite the great effort from Hughes winning a maximum.

19/09/2026

W/C 14/09/26 - Phase 1 ~ Week 1

The Plymouth & District Table Tennis Club, started their new league season this week and were excited to play on their new World Championship tables at their Headquarters at Desborough Lane, St Judes, Plymouth.

Div One:
Molyneux Associates B (Alper Eroglu, Russ Keith and Ben Sanbury), got off to a good start beating a new team The Miss Hits 9-1 (Johnny Hill, Kai Fowler and Mo Arsal), Newcomer to the league, Fowler managing to save the whitewash.

Toby Spencer of Molyneux Associates C (Steve Garlick and Mike Briggs) played his first ever games in the top flight and came away with an incredible maximum against Crafthole A (Iain Oxenham, Shirley Luckhurst and Mike Cookson), requiring four ends to achieve it in every set. Crafthole’s Luckhurst took a point along with the doubles with Cookson but lost 2-8.

Div Two:
Burrington Way Garage (Jonathan Goodfield, Abel Hernandez and Norman Hall), who used to be Woodland Fort A, secured a 7-3 win over visitors Crafthole B (Antony Shapland, John Cumbers and Martin Wilcox) with Hernandez taking a maximum for the Garage. The tightest match saw Jon Goodfield win over Wilcox. Goodfield took the first two end on tie-breaks 13-11 but then lost the third end 13-15 but went on to secure the team point winning the next end 11-4. Crafthole’s newcomer Cumbers managed his first ever win by beating Norman Hall.

Chris Tucker of Shopfitting by SWS E (Keith James and Tony Powlesland) secured a perfect maximum and in a league of his own over Astor A (Nigel Aston, Steve Harvey and Andy Watmore) by not losing an end. This helped his team to a 6-4 victory. The toughest match saw Watmore jump into a two-nil lead over James, only for James to level the match at 2-a-piece. Watmore then upped his game to win the fifth end 11-4.

Div Three:
Unfortunately, Molyneux Associates D (Alan Spencer and Pete Andrews) could only field two player but Spencer and Andrews both won braces when facing Fitness At Home (Chris Dodd, Mike Chapple, and John Dodd). Spencer was unlucky not to secure a maximum after losing 5-11 to Chapple in the fifth end. The final score favoured Fitness at Home 6-4.

Horrabridge (Isa Puente, Crispin Jordan and Max Jordan) whitewashed Astor A (Steve Nolan, Jewel Vittle and stand-in Jamie Canning) with only three sets going to a fourth end and Horrabridge winning 70% of the individual match points. Canning did his utmost to win a set and was unlucky losing both of his tie-break games. Astor’s Steve Nolan was playing his first ever match in the league and will improve with more coaching and practice.

The Tamar CupCornwall -v- DevonPlayers required.
14/08/2026

The Tamar Cup
Cornwall -v- Devon
Players required.

11/08/2026

PRACTICE SESSION FEES INCREASE
The cost of each session is now £6 Adults, £3 Juniors for up to Three Hours.

The lights have now been set up on our Championship table and it looks fantastic. Thanks to Steve Harvey for sorting out...
07/08/2026

The lights have now been set up on our Championship table and it looks fantastic. Thanks to Steve Harvey for sorting out the wiring.
Come along and play on it... and take a photo with it!

30/07/2026

Teddy, the newest member to the club didn't quite understand how to play doubles.

Pictures from the Table Tennis England Lifetime Achievements Awards 3rd May 2026.Congratulations to Les Cole.Pictured wi...
20/07/2026

Pictures from the Table Tennis England Lifetime Achievements Awards 3rd May 2026.
Congratulations to Les Cole.
Pictured with Jill Parker MBE (President of TTE) and Vanessa Milden (partner)

Address

11 Desborough Lane, Junction Of Desborough Road And Eric Road, St Judes
Plymouth
PL49PJ

Opening Hours

Monday 12pm - 3pm
6pm - 9pm
Thursday 3pm - 6pm
Sunday 3pm - 6pm

Telephone

+447738273476

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