Table Tennis Scotland is giving Juniors the opportunity to get their first foot on the path to official umpiring. Follow the link below to the open book True or False paper. It can be completed and forwarded to Stewart McGowan (Table Tennis Scotland Umpire & Referee Co-ordinator).Table Tennis Scotland will award a Certificate to all those who pass the written paper.Test Paper available at Garnock

There are 3 spaces left in the Scottish National senior league for season 2010 - 2011. Phil McCallum, Chairman of the Scottish National Table Tennis League can be contacted on 07707025917 or by email phil_mccallum@hotmail.com if you or your club wish to enter a team. Teams can be from combined Clubs. Grading games will be conducted later this year to establish divisions. Ayrshire Table Tennis Association

It was really good to see our young players playing at last weekend's Inter League at Largs against players from all across Scotland. The highest level that most of them have thus far competed at.At the moment, we have several players who are already showing signs of having the potential to become stars of the future. Although as a whole, we have some catching up to do. I know that some have voiced

Ayrshire Table Tennis Association will be entering Junior, Cadet & Minor teams in the 2010 Inter League.This event is being played over two days at Sportscotland National Sports Centre in Largs. Games will begin on Saturday 17 April and conclude on the Sunday. Ian MacPherson of the North Ayrshire will oversee the team. Finalised team selections will be posted on this website Thursday 8 April.This

The proposal is attached with a few updates. These mainly covered the following aspects:- Rather than the National League Committee deciding who was in which division for the first year, a (round-robin) tournament should be organised at the end of the year from which the divisions for 2010/11 will be decided. - In the past, all teams had to provide a qualified umpire for each fixture.

Table Tennis Scotland recognises that it is currently facing a serious lack of umpires and referees.  As such, it aims to recruit a number of new umpires (and referees) over the next few years.  It has devised two different levels of refereeing/umpiring qualifications which will suit people with different potential levels of commitment.                         &n

Table Tennis Scotland has agreed to support Ayrshire in developing their own league.The league will meet 6 times with 2 matches played by each team at each meeting. There will be 2 divisions.Anyone wanting to participate can contact their local club or Sean Doyle

Ayrshire Table Tennis Association has 6 teams entered in this seasons senior League. North Ayrshire will be looking to retain the Premier Title for the third year running. South Ayrshire will be aiming to improve on under performance in Premier and their mid table placing in Division 1. Kilwinning will again enter 2 teams looking to finish higher than last year. North Ayrshire have entered

Jonathan Whitaker (Chairman of TTS) has announced that Simon Messenger will be joining Table Tennis Scotland as of Tuesday 8th September 2009 as the full time National Development Manager, reporting to Terry McLernon our Director of Development and facilities.Simon will be responsible for all aspects of the development of Table Tennis in Scotland and will work in support of the local initiatives managed

North Ayrshire Table Tennis Club have successfully retained their West of Scotland Table Tennis League Premier Title. Chris and Richard Main with the assistance of Ian MacPherson headed the table all season remaining undefeated. Richard also finished top of the individual table only dropping one match.Hopefully next season we we will have The Ayrshire Table Tennis Association League running so we can