Table Tennis England, a privately owned organization founded in 2014 and headquartered in the UK, serves as the national governing body for table tennis in England. Employing approximately 110 people as of 2023, its primary function is the oversight and development of the sport, encompassing coaching, event organization, and promotional activities.
The England Hopes Programme, formerly known as Futures, held its first training camp for young players. Shaquille Webb-Dixon won two titles at the Sussex 4* event in Crawley on October 1st and 2nd. England Hopes Week, from an unspecified date, promoted talent identification initiatives, competitions, and coach education. Abraham Sellado and Connor Green qualified for the Europe Top 10 event in Tours, France, from October 3rd to 5th. Liam Pitchford lost his first-round match at the Europe Smash event to Adrien Rassenfosse.
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