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CollegeSport/TTW Individual Schools Tournament Results

On Friday the annual CollegeSport/Table Tennis Wellington College Individuals Table Tennis Tournament was held with the result summary as below. (The Teams tournament is coming up.) Congratulations to the winners and thanks to all participants for competing this year!

Event Winner Runner Up Scores
Senior Boy’s Singles Sean Hanson – HIB’s Frank Fu – Wgtn College 13-11, 7-11, 11-7, 11-5
B Grade Singles Curtis Sun – Newlands Wayne Fan – Newlands Round Robin
C Grade Singles Jared Taylor – Taita Jason Ritchie – Upper Hutt Round Robin
D Grade Singles Paora Dewes – Heretaunga Joel Gordon – Heretaunga Round Robin
E Grade Singles William Adams – Upper Hutt Iharaira Mitchell – Taita Round Robin
Senior Girl’s Singles Sophie Telfer – Sacred Heart (Wgtn) Cathleen Perez – Newlands Round Robin
Junior Boy’s Singles Christopher Pearson – Onslow Ben Wright – HVHS 11-8, 7-11, 11-8, 11-4
B Grade Singles Gus Thompson – HVHS Hugh Pawson – HVHS Round Robin
C Grade Singles Reece Edgecombe – Newlands Benjamin Meyer – Newlands Round Robin
Junior Girl’s Singles Paris Nicholson – HVHS Rachel Breen – Heretaunga Round Robin
Combined Jnr/Snr Girl’s Singles Sophie Telfer – Sacred Heart (Wgtn) Paris Nicholson – HVHS 11-5, 11-7, 5-11, 11-5

Gold Rush for Wellington Players in veteran events at Manawatu Open

Ian Talbot won 4 golds and 1 silver medal, and Lindsay Ward 3 golds and 1 silver medal at the tournament on Sunday, 6 July. Lindsay Ward won the Over 40 Singles against Ireland Over 50 Representative and former Wellington player Keld Jaksland 3-2 (11-6 11-8 8-11 6-11 11-3) and the Over 50 Singles against Ian Talbot 3-0 (11-7 11-9 11-4). Ian Talbot won the Over 60 Singles against Dave Scott (Waitako) 3-1 (12-10 9-11 11-5 11-6).

Ian Talbot was the doubles king, wining the Over 40, 50 and 60 Doubles. He won the Over 40 Doubles with Stewart Hickford (Manawatu) against Lindsay Ward and Harry Chen 3-1 (7-11 11-7 11-5 11-8). Ian and Lindsay Ward won the Over 50 Doubles against Russell Winkley (Hawkes Bay) and Brian McConnochie 3-0 (11-6 11-7 11-3). Ian and Brian McConnochie won the Over 60 Doubles against Robert Dunn (North Harbour) and Dave Scott (Waitako) 3-2 (7-11 11-9 11-8 7-11 11-8).

Ian Talbot and Lindsay Ward
Ian Talbot and Lindsay Ward

– Malcolm Wong

2014 South Island Individual Championships

Is coming soon (entries close this Friday 6pm):
Entry Form: here.
– Table Tennis Southland

Timetable
Saturday 23 August 8.30am     Singles – U13, U18, B Grade, D Grade, O50,
Saturday 23 August 10.00am     Doubles – U13, U18, B Grade, D Grade, O50
Saturday 23 August 2.00pm     Singles – Under 15, Open, C Grade, O30, O65
Saturday 23 August 3.30pm     Doubles – Under 15, Open, C Grade, O30, O65

Sunday 24 August 9.00am     Singles – Under 21, Over 40, Over 60, O70
Sunday 24 August 10.30am     Doubles – Under 21, Over 40, Over 60, O70

Email: southland@tabletennis.org.nz

Venue: ILT Stadium Southland
Surrey Park Sports Centre, Isabella Street
Invercargill
Venue Phone: (03) 217 1200

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Upcoming Joola 2014 Wellington Open Action!

Details here.


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NZ Juniors Teams Completed & Liam Buckrell Player of the Day!

(liberally extracted from this TTNZ article)

[…] the Wellington Association has had a lot to savour from the opening 3 days of the tournament. The efforts of coaches Hayden Tapp, Depak Patel and Paul Solt are showing rich dividends as their players have kept upsetting more favoured opponents.

Hui Ling Vong finished the under 15 teams event unbeaten, a huge feat, while brother Chun Kiet was also impressive [in the U18s].

In the evening session for under 18 boys, Sean Hanson was most impressive in beating National Junior Nathan Watson in straight sets.

[…]

Jonathan Li (Counties), Liam Buckrell (Wellington)
There were also some exciting and meritorious performances in the closing stages of the teams event, with one match providing our player of the day, Liam Buckrell – from Wellington of course, pictured here with his valiant opponent Jonathan Li from Counties.

These two boys were pitched together at 3-3 in a match which would decide silver in the under 13 boys B Grade. But, from the crowd gathered alongside one could have been forgiven for thinking it was the under 18 boys final. After a very tense fourth set the players shaped up for the deciding set, wondering who would keep their nerve longest.

Jonathan seemed to have prevailed when he stretched out to 10-6 after a number of long counter-hitting rallies. But Liam knuckled down to the job, returning every shot with interest and accuracy, and confounded everybody to triumph 12-10. It seemed a shame there had to be a loser in this contest.

One can only wonder what might have happened if Hayden Tapp had gone out to buy a lotto ticket instead of bench-coaching at this tournament – given the results versus the odds so far.

Berdy Fang ensured that Wellington did not have things all their way today, with two good wins over Frank Fu and Sean Hanson in under 18 boys.

[…]

Some of these juniors certainly know how to entertain and thrill!

– from this TTNZ article, thanks!

NZ Juniors (in progress) – Player of the Day – Hui-Ling Vong!

Posted on the TTNZ website….

Player of the day: Hui-Ling Vong

… the outstanding performer of the day was Hui Ling Vong from Wellington, who was drafted to play for Southland. The former National Hopes winner defeated both Ruofei Rao and Nai Xin Jiang 3-1 in a losing effort against the strong Auckland Under 15 combination.

Congratulations Hui-Ling!

NEWS from the Juniors:

Silver in B division for the U18B team (B grade) also also the U13 team (B grade) and Hui-Ling’s U13 team (Southland).

Joola Wellington Open Aug 16-17 Entry Form

The Entry form for the 2014 Joola Wellington Open (August 16-17) is here: 2014 Wgtn Open Entry Form (or as pdf).
and the overall details & conditions: 2014 Wgtn Open Conditions.

Brought to you in association with TTSports and Capturegram along with kind support from Pub Charity.

Time Saturday Aug 16 Sunday Aug 17
9:15 AM  B Grade & D Grade    Under 13, Under 18 & Over 30, Over 50
11:15AM    Over 70
1:15 PM  Open & C Grade  Under 15, Under 21 & Over 40, Over 60

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2014 New Zealand Secondary School Championships (Sep 1-3)

Here is the entry form for the New Zealand Secondary Schools Championships to be held at the Auckland Table Tennis Stadium from the 1st to 3rd September 2014: 2014 New Zealand Secondary School Championships.

Entries close on Wednesday 20th August 2014 to the Auckland Table Tennis Association.

NB: this year’s competition includes the following Athletes With Disability sections:
Individual Events:
AWD Class 1-5 – Wheelchair
AWD Class 6-10 – Standing
AWD Class 11: Intellectual Disability

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2014 New Zealand Institute of Sports Table Tennis Tournament

From Malcolm who helped umpire this event held on May 28 (my apologies for the delay in this report too, time sure flies).

The 2014 New Zealand Institute of Sports Table Tennis Tournament was held at the ASB Sports Centre in Kilbirnie. Auckland won all the events after being third last year. There were exciting final matches in the Men’s Singles where Istead beat White 2-1 (11-9 in the 3rd) and Mixed Doubles where Istead & Erihe beat Hira & Galang 2-1 (15-13 in the 3rd). If Wellington had won both those matches instead of Auckland they would have won overall. Thanks to Malcolm Wong and Roger Watkin who were the umpires, and Malcolm Wong who organised the draw and photos.

Results:

Men’s Singles

1st Luke Istead (Auckland)
2nd Keanu White (Wellington)
3rd Andrew Storer (Christchurch)

Women’s Singles

1st Justice Erihe (Auckland)
2nd Ruby Fraser (Wellington)
3rd Arna Roberts (Christchurch)

Mixed Doubles

1st Luke Istead & Justice Erihe (Auckland)
2nd Manutai Hira & Janella Galang (Wellington)
3rd Albert Stanciu & Arna Roberts (Christchurch)

Malcolm Wong (Umpire) Luke Istead (Auckland), Keanu White (Wellington), and Andrew Storer (Christchurch).
Malcolm Wong (Umpire) Luke Istead (Auckland), Keanu White (Wellington), and Andrew Storer (Christchurch).
Ruby Fraser (Wellington), Roger Watkin (Umpire) and Justice Erihe (Auckland).
Ruby Fraser (Wellington), Roger Watkin (Umpire) and Justice Erihe (Auckland).

Malcolm Wong (Umpire) with Mixed Doubles players Luke Istead & Justice Erihe (Auckland), Janella Galang & Manutai Hira (Wellington) and Arna Roberts & Albert Stanciu (Christchurch).
Malcolm Wong (Umpire) with Mixed Doubles players Luke Istead & Justice Erihe (Auckland), Janella Galang & Manutai Hira (Wellington) and Arna Roberts & Albert Stanciu (Christchurch).

– Malcolm Wong

Updates from Malcolm Wong: 2014 World Veteran Table Tennis Championships

From Malcolm who was in Auckland as an official at the 2014 World Vets in May.

Over 1600 players completed in the 17th World Veteran Championships held in the Trusts Arena (Henderson) in West Auckland. A great experience in the largest table tennis tournament to be held in New Zealand and an excellent venue. There were many volunteers that helped to make the tournament run successfully. Access to the Stadium was only allowed on Friday 9 May at 9 pm and volunteers worked until 5am to lay down the Stag Flooring. Also the tables that were put up to allow the players to practice in the weekend were taken down for the opening ceremony on Sunday night and then were put back up which took to midnight.

I was a Table Manager (Monday and Tuesday) for group play in singles and doubles where 59 tables were used. Then i umpired from Thursday to Saturday. I umpired the Over 50 Women Singles final and the Over 60 Men’s Doubles final on Saturday afternoon. I was also the counter for a expedite match in the Over 75 Men’s Singles Final which was the last match to finish.

A number of Wellington players qualified for the main draw in the Men’s Singles. They were Heath Murdoch (Over 40), Chris Talbot (Over 50), Ian Talbot (Over 60), Merv Allardyce (Over 80) and Eddie Moore (Over 80). Eddie Moore was the only player to win a match in the main draw when he beat Ichimura Saburo (Japan) 3-0. Chris and Ian Talbot qualified for the main draw in the Over 50 Men’s Doubles where they lost a close match 2-3. Merv Allardyce and Eddie Moore were runner up in the Over 80 Men’s Doubles Consolation Final.

Thanks to Terry Cockfield who supplied me with the photo of the group of umpires and of Merv Allardyce and Eddie Moore playing a doubles match.

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Umpires at 2014 World Veteran Table Tennis Championships. Standing – Shri Sharma (FIJ) Ben Hurr (NZL) Hideo Nagae (JPN) Bill Sheelan (AUS) Rasma Freiberga (LVA) Hamish Rennie (NZL) Malcolm Wong (NZL) Kazuko Konno (JPN) Alan Hopkins (AUS) Greg Bungey (AUS) Leon Libin (USA) Yoshiko Yamanaka (JPN) and Keiko Kaneko (JPN). Front – Pushpa Wati (FIJ) Yoshiyo Kita (JPN) Yuko Hamabe (JPN) Tomoko Fukuda (JPN) Yumiko Morikawa (JPN) and Kimie Akutsu (JPN).
Umpires at 2014 World Veteran Table Tennis Championships.
Standing – Shri Sharma (FIJ) Ben Hurr (NZL) Hideo Nagae (JPN) Bill Sheelan (AUS) Rasma Freiberga (LVA) Hamish Rennie (NZL) Malcolm Wong (NZL) Kazuko Konno (JPN) Alan Hopkins (AUS) Greg Bungey (AUS) Leon Libin (USA) Yoshiko Yamanaka (JPN) and Keiko Kaneko (JPN).
Front – Pushpa Wati (FIJ) Yoshiyo Kita (JPN) Yuko Hamabe (JPN) Tomoko Fukuda (JPN) Yumiko Morikawa (JPN) and Kimie Akutsu (JPN).
Malcolm Wong with the 2014 World Veteran Women’s Over 50 Singles Champion Toshiko Kataoka (Japan) to right of him.
Malcolm Wong with the 2014 World Veteran Women’s Over 50 Singles Champion Toshiko Kataoka (Japan) to right of him.
Merv Allardyce and Eddie Moore in a Over 80 Men’s Doubles match.
Merv Allardyce and Eddie Moore in a Over 80 Men’s Doubles match.
Eberhard Scholer, Malcolm Wong and Diane Scholer. Eberhard is the President of the Swaythling Club International (SCI), which is for former players and officials who have been to the World Championships, and Diane is the Honorary President. Diane was formerly Diane Rowe who won the World Women Doubles with her twin sister Rosalind (1951 and 1954). They toured New Zealand in 1953.
Eberhard Scholer, Malcolm Wong and Diane Scholer.
Eberhard is the President of the Swaythling Club International (SCI), which is for former players and officials who have been to the World Championships, and Diane is the Honorary President. Diane was formerly Diane Rowe who won the World Women Doubles with her twin sister Rosalind (1951 and 1954). They toured New Zealand in 1953.
Malcolm Wong with Peter Karlsson (Sweden) a former World and European Champion. Peter is the face of Stag, which is the major sponsor of the 2014 World Veteran Table Tennis Championships.
Malcolm Wong with Peter Karlsson (Sweden) a former World and European Champion.
Peter is the face of Stag, which is the major sponsor of the 2014 World Veteran Table Tennis Championships.
Richard Ammunden (Left) and Merv Allardyce (Right) receiving their 50 years umpiring service certificates from Malcolm Wong (URC).
Richard Ammunden (Left) and Merv Allardyce (Right) receiving their 50 years umpiring
service certificates from Malcolm Wong (URC).
National Umpires Mimi Walle (Left) and Akiko Goto (Right) receiving their certificate from Malcolm Wong (URC).
National Umpires Mimi Walle (Left) and Akiko Goto (Right) receiving their certificate
from Malcolm Wong (URC).

-Malcolm Wong

Upcoming: Manawatu Open 5 and 6 July (entries due June 27)

Forms here: 2014 Manawatu Open Entry Form

SATURDAY 5 JULY 2014 (Open, Grades + U21)
SUNDAY 6 JULY 2014 (Veterans and Juniors)

Venue: Barber Hall, Waldegrave Street, Palmerston North

Get in a car-pool to share travel costs!

June 2014 Junior Development Tournament Report

A small attendance for the first of the 2014 Development Tournaments (held yesterday, June 15) but this helped ensure plenty of table tennis for those who participated. Special mention should be made of three players from Manawatu who journeyed down for the day.

All players were of a good standard with several making their first tournament appearances. With players giving of their best, the constant play against good opposition saw games that were enjoyable to watch for the good number of spectators. Several players improved noticeably with the experience and should take encouragement from their efforts.

All players should be congratulated for their play and their willingness to umpire when not playing and we look forward to seeing them all at future tournaments at this and higher levels.

Results

Winner/s Runner/s Up
Under 12 singles Alexander Yan Calvin Li
Under 12 Doubles Alexander Yan & Jimi Nelson Thomas Sun (Man) & Hiroshi Mukhopadhyay (Man)
Under 14 Singles Jack Webb (Man) Liam Buckrell
Under 14 Doubles Liam Buckrell & Calvin Li Travis Dyer & Alex Randall
Under 17 Singles Liam Buckrell Jack Webb (Man)
Under 17 Doubles Liam Buckrell & Calvin Li Jack Webb (Man) & Conor McCarthy

-Kevin Haines

2014 TTNZ Junior Open Entry Forms

The TTNZ Junior Open forms from TTNZ are out and available on their website.

Entries Close: Wednesday 25th June 2014

Competition is July 16-20, not far away – Palmerston North! (Table Tennis Manawatu)

Note that July 5/6 is the Manawatu Open
& the Hawkes Bay Open is on June 21.
(TTNZ 2014 calendar here)

2014 TTW Junior Development Tournament – Sunday June 15

The first Junior Development Tournament of 2104 will be held on Sunday June 15 at the Empire Table Tennis Club stadium. Be sure to round up all the juniors you know and enter!

Entry Form with Details: TTW Development Tournament June 2014

Entries close Noon, Saturday 14 June (refer to the form above for how to enter).

Sunday June 15 Schedule

Under 12 1.30 pm
Under 14 9.45 am
Under 17 1.30 pm

(December 31, 2013 is the criteria date for eligibility for U12, U14, U17, events.)

This is a great way for junior players to test their skills in a competitive environment and also have some fun while it rains outside all day!

Tournament Manager: Kevin Haines

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2014 TTSPORTS Wellington Autumn Open

Thanks to all who participated in the 2014 TTSPORTS Wellington Autumn Open, including the Manawatu players that travelled down to play.

The mens singles final was won by Matt Ball, of Manawatu.  He beat Axel Schorradt 4-0 in the final.  Axel, from Germany, was in Wellington before travelling to Auckland to play in the World Veterans Championships.

Unfortunately, no women entered in the tournament.

Results: (players are from Wgtn Association unless otherwise denoted):

Open Singles: Matt Ball (MN) beat Axel Schorradt (OS) 11-9, 11-6, 12-10, 11-5

Open Doubles: Matt Ball (MN) / Nathan Watson (MN) beat Callum Rusbridge / Chun-Kiet Vong 11-5, 11-9, 11-7

Over 30 Singles: Lindsay Ward beat Depak Patel 11-7, 8-11, 11-9, 10-12, 11-8

Over 30 Doubles: Lindsay Ward / Depak Patel beat Rob Chung / Min Su 11-6, 11-7, 11-4

Over 35 Singles: Lindsay Ward beat Depak Patel 11-7, 11-7, 6-11, 11-7

Over 35 Doubles: Lindsay Ward / Depak Patel beat Rob Chung / Paul Solt 11-5, 9-11, 16-14, 12-10

Over 45 Singles: Lindsay Ward beat Depak Patel 11-4, 12-10, 17-15

Over 45 Doubles: Chris Talbot / Ian Talbot beat Lindsay Ward / Depak Patel 11-7, 11-7, 5-11, 13-11

Over 55 Singles: Chris Talbot beat Ian Talbot 11-10, 11-7, 6-11, 11-9

Over 55 Doubles: Chris Talbot / Ian Talbot beat Alastair Naysmith / Tony Rutledge

Over 65 Singles Tony Rutledge beat Kerry McGeehan (MN) 11-8, 11-7, 3-11, 6-11, 11-5

Over 65 Doubles: Tony Rutledge / Alastair Naysmith beat Kerry McGeehan (MN) / Gladys Halford (MN) 11-4, 11-5, 11-5

Under 21 Singles (RR): Winner: Chun-Kiet Vong, Runner-up: Nathan Watson (MN)

Under 18 Singles: Chun-Kiet Vong beat Frank Fu 7-11, 11-9, 11-8, 11-8

Under 18 Doubles: Frank Fu / Marcel Kurz beat Jae Lee (MN) / Matthew Johansen (MN)

Under 16 Singles: Jae Lee (MN) beat Hui-Ling Vong 6-11, 12-14, 11-7, 11-5, 11-5

Under 16 Doubles: Jae Lee (MN) / Scott Lochhead (MN) beat Liam Buckell / Calvin Li 11-8, 11-5, 9-11, 11-9

Under 14 Singles: Hui-Ling Vong beat Scott Lochhead (MN) 4-11, 11-5, 11-7, 11-4

Under 14 Doubles: Mitchell Proctor (MN) / Jack Webb (MN) beat Liam Buckrell / Calvin Li

Under 12 Singles (RR): Winner: Liam Buckrell, Runner-up: Calvin Li

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– photos from Steve Montgomery

Wanganui Open

On Saturday (26 April) I unexpectedly had what turned out to be the privilege of taking five of our Junior players to Wanganui to play in the Wanganui Open.

An unfortunate illness for coach Paul Solt who had organised to take these young men meant an early morning SOS call to see if I could please drive them up and back (in his van) to compete as entered!

So I took Adam Xiong, Frank Fu, Gareth Telfer, Marcel Kurz and Sean Hanson on a road trip to Wanganui and back in a day.

I am delighted to say, that as I told them in the van coming back, I was very proud of the way they all behaved, played and competed and even though it was a competition for individuals they all did Wellington proud. It was a constant question throughout the day as to where these young fellows came from and the older players they competed against in the Open events were very impressed with their skills, attitudes and general demeanour. They were polite to their elders and (mostly – eh Frank) listened when I talked to them about the importance of staying fed and hydrated!

As an added bonus our players came back with a number of placings – and some  prize money jingling in their pockets – though I don’t think any of it will ever be returned to the person who paid their entry fees.

Our results from the tournament were:

Men’s Open runner up:                      Frank Fu

Men’s Open doubles runners up:       Frank Fu and Sean Hanson

Men’s Open Plate winner:                  Gareth Telfer

Under 18 winner:                                Sean Hanson

Under 18 runner up:                           Frank Fu

Under 18 Doubles winners:                Gareth Telfer and Sean Hanson

Under 18 Doubles runners up:            Adam Xiong and Frank Fu

Under 15 winner:                                Frank Fu

Under 15 runner up:                           Adam Xiong

 

Congratulations to you all and thanks for a great day out.

Gabrielle

(Chairperson, TTW)

2014 TTW Yasaka Veterans Tournament Results

The 2014 TTW Yasaka Veterans Tournament happened over the weekend and results are listed below. First here is a slideshow of photos taken on that Saturday sent in from Peter Lowe, thanks Peter!

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O40 Singles: Lindsay Ward bt. Depak Patel
O40 Doubles: Lindsay Ward & Depak Patel bt. Martin Young & Harry Chen

O50 Singles: Lindsay Ward bt. Depak Patel
O50 Doubles: Lindsay Ward & Depak Patel bt. Martin Young & Malcolm Wong

O60 Singles: Robert Dunn (NH) bt. Alastair Naysmith
O60 Doubles: Robert Dunn & Alastair Naysmith bt. Merv Allardyce & Eddie Moore

O70 Singles: Robert Dunn (NH) bt. Alastair Naysmith
O70 Doubles: Robert Dunn & Alastair Naysmith bt. Merv Allardyce & Eddie Moore

O40 Singles Plate: Craig Gear bt. Peter Lowe
O50 Singles Plate: Malcolm Wong bt. Kerry McGeehan
O60 Singles Plate: (who? – let me know…)
O70 Singles Plate: Chris Sutton bt. Graham Sole

2014 TTSports TTW Autumn Open May 3 & 4

You are invited to enter into our next Rating tournament which is the 2014 TTSports Table Tennis Wellington Autumn Open.

Form: 2014 TTW Autumn Open Entry Form (and as xls).
Conditions: 2014 Wgtn Autumn Conditions.

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UPDATE: Richard Ammundsen and Paul Escott are confirmed as tournament referees.

Events are Saturday May 3 (Open, Under 21, Over 30) and Sunday May 4 (Under 12/14/16/18; Over 35/45/55/65).

Entries Close Wednesday Apr 30 with: tournament [at] ttwellington.org.nz (for options refer to the entry form).

Note that each entry includes a single $2 contribution towards a Junior Development Fund.

Time Saturday May 3 Sunday May 4
9:15am Under 21 & Over 30 Under 12, Under 16 & Over 45, Over 65
12:15pm Open Singles
1:30pm Open Women’s Singles Under 14, Under 18 & Over 35, Over 55

Venue

Empire Table Tennis Stadium, Marine Parade, Petone, Lower Hutt (a map is here).

Enjoy!

2014 TTW Yasaka Veterans Tournament

The 2014 Table Tennis Wellington Yasaka Veterans Open tournament is open to all-comers.  It is well placed as a lead-up for the World Veterans tournament this year in Auckland. If you turn 40 or more in 2014 then you are eligible – so mark your calendar!

The 2014 Table Tennis Wellington Veterans Tournament will be held on Saturday April 12 at the Empire Table Tennis Club Hall, Marine Parade, Petone. Round up your friends and car-pool in.

Details and Entry Form: 2014 Wgtn Veterans Conditions and Form.
Entry Form as xls for those completing and emailing in the form: 2014 Wgtn Veterans Entry Form (spreadsheet).

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Schedule

Time Saturday April 12
10:00am Over 50, Over 70
12:30pm Over 40, Over 60

Entries Close Thursday April 9, 6pm

email: tournament [at] ttwellington.org.nz

Tournament Manager

Paul Solt
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Stag World Veteran Champs entry cut-off approaches (Auckland May 10-17)

March 15th is the closing date set for entries to the 2014 Stag World Veteran Championships. Local players are encouraged to register online shortly so they do not miss out on this once in a lifetime opportunity in their own backyard. The event is based at Trusts Arena in West Auckland, with the ATTA stadium at Gillies Avenue providing backup.

Full details here.

Online registrations can be accessed here.

A large number of volunteers are required for umpiring, table management and many other areas. Anyone interested should email regadmin@wvc2014.com with their details.

The event is likely to attract well over 2000 visitors to Auckland, and is not to be missed.

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