The table tennis scene has been quite busy this fall with the 2027 Canada Games coaches having held two selection camps and a couple of NLTTA sanctioned tournaments. Two tournaments have been completed and a third is slated for early November. The Central Open held September 20, 2025 in Conne River, was the first event of the season and was followed three weeks later by the Paradise Open, which had over 60 participants. For more detailed results visit the Tournament Results p

Well the 2025-26 season has now started as a couple of clubs have begun and the first NLTTA tournament is days away

How is everyone doing? Hope you are getting a chance to unwind while enjoying the summer weather. It is the summer but there have been a...

We have made it through the NLTTA sanctioned tournaments. We started in October in Trout River on the west coast and concluded on the...

Well folks, we have had some winter weather, but it's March, the clocks have changed, and the temperatures are gradually rising. The NL...

It looks like cold winter has arrived in the eastern portion of the province just as the table tennis action is heating up

Hello fellow paddlers, the fall is behind us and winter looks like it is just around the corner. We have had a busy fall with three NLTTA...

We have exciting news!!! Two Junior players have been selected as recipients of the Premier's Athletic Award

The first NLTTA tournament of the season is fast approaching with the Western Open, set for October 19

With the new season fast approaching it is time to start stretching and dust off your equipment

Hope everyone is enjoying the summer and managing to stay cool during the hot days of summer. Just a reminder that the training sessions...

Its been a while since we last had a blog entry and while the season has concluded that does not imply that the table tennis scene is quiet

The weather is getting nice and as the season winds down many clubs are in the final few weeks of play.

The Table Tennis portion of the 2024 NL Winter Games held in Gander just wrapped up. Table tennis athletes representing eight regions...

Hello paddlers, hope that everyone had an enjoyable Christmas break and are ready to start the second half of the season. We heard your...

It has been busy few weeks with Table Tennis action occurring on a couple of different fronts across the province from NLTTA sanctioned...

The first Saturday in November saw table tennis players from across the island competing in Corner Brook, NL. The Western Open was played...

Our very own Divine Aseo was presented with one of the Premier's Athletic Awards on October 4, 2023. Dr. Andrew Furey, Premier of...

As September winds down Table Tennis action is starting to heat up with activity happening on a couple of fronts, the first Sanctioned...

As the summer winds down many fall activities are starting to ramp up and Table Tennis is no exception. Many clubs are now finalizing...