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GUILDFORD TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION

SEASON 2011-2012

HANDBOOK

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2011 – 2012

President - J. Harrington – Warren Dene,Fairway, Guildford GU1 2XN (01483 578165) Vice Presidents: W.Marriott, M.Garland, Mrs. L. Jarvis, J.R. Diggens, R.Hammond Mrs. S. Henderson, Ald. Mrs. D. Bellerby & Bill Bellerby, P.Brook, T.Harden, K.Lemon, J.Callcut, M.Willimott

MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE Chairman & Press Officer – Dave Brown 22 York Road, Aldershot, Hampshire GU11 3JP Tel: 01252 657682 e-mail: [email protected] Vice Chairman & Handicap Cup Officer – Nick Gould 17 Thornash Close, Horsell, Woking, Surrey GU21 4UP Tel: 01483 715586 e-mail: [email protected] General Secretary – Carole Ingram 44 Kingsway, Woking, Surrey GU21 6NT Tel: 01483 766388 e-mail: [email protected] Coaching Officer & Town Team Secretary – Tony Laws Red House, Frith Hill Road, Godalming, Surrey GU7 2DZ Tel: 01483 429284 e-mail: [email protected] Treasurer – John Robinson 14 Westmead, Woking, Surrey GU21 3BS Tel: 01483 740048 e-mail: [email protected] Match Secretary – Vacant K.O. Cup Officer – Bob Hammond 40 Oak Hill, Wood Street Village, Guildford, Surrey GU3 3ER Tel: 01483 234807 e-mail: [email protected] Tournament Officer – Chris Hazlehurst 38 Old Barn View, Godalming, Surrey GU7 2DZ Tel: 07946 402201 e-mail:[email protected] Trophy Steward – Fred Florance 35 Wilcot Close, Bisley, Surrey GU24 9DE Tel: 01483 473300 e-mail: [email protected] Clubmark Development Officer & Handbook Officer – John Callcut Six Bells Barn, Village Street, Newdigate, Surrey RH5 5DH Tel: 01306 631148 e-mail: [email protected] Archivist – John Diggens 22 Lyons Drive, Worplesdon, Surrey GU2 9YP Tel: 01483 234225 e-mail: [email protected] Website Manager – Phil Snelson ([email protected]) – 01252 713631 Additional Committee Membes – Gordon Aplin (01483 832626 / 07821 810783), Ben Tahouri ([email protected]), Hugh McKee ([email protected] and Peter Palmer ([email protected])

Chairman’s Report

It would be wrong to paper over the problems that the association had last season off the

table and I will be addressing them later in this report but we must start on a positive

note. The standard in the top flight, and indeed throughout the league, was high and there

were some tight finishes throughout the divisions. We start this season with two more

teams giving full divisions for all but the Fourth.

Nationally our representative teams failed to achieve any successes and it is anticipated

that, this season, the association will be rationalising entries.

We have lost several long-standing members of the management committee. John Callcut

resigned as Chairman in the Spring and Tony Laws stood in until the AGM. John’s

overseeing of the anniversary events will be long remembered as well as his diplomatic

skills tested on too many occasions. Graham Watts completed a long stint as Tournament

Officer and, given the difficulties he has encountered over the years, his boots will be

very hard to fill. Trevor Free also decided that he had spent enough time cleaning

trophies and he has passed on the baton as Trophy Steward. Richard Carpenter, as

Handicap Cup Officer, together with his family organised a very tight competition

evidenced by the Final being decided in the final game. Brian Hartles has also left the

committee and his wise counsel will be missed.

So welcome to the new members of the committee. Carole Ingram has taken over as

General Secretary from me, Nick Gould has become Vice Chairman and also Handicap

Cup Officer, Fred Florance is the new Trophy Steward and Chris Hazlehurst the new

Tournament Officer. Hugh McKee and Peter Palmer have joined the committee as

additional members and John Callcut fills the new role of Development Officer.

The other remaining members of the committee continue to give countless hours to the

Association, John Robinson as Treasurer has faced problems which I am sure he did not

anticipate, Bob Hammond, the KO Cup Officer, remains a dependable rock and the hours

that Tony Laws puts in as Coaching Officer are phenomenal. These together with Phil

Snelson who continues to manage the league’s website deserve all our thanks.

And that brings me to the message that I wrote in the End of Season Report. There has

been a growing feeling amongst the officers that the association members take them for

granted and, indeed, expect them to paper over their own inefficiencies. Well this is the

season when it all changes otherwise there may not be a full committee next season. So a

list of actions, which if done, will make everyone’s life a lot simpler.

a) Keep the Match Secretary informed of postponements (see below)

b) Get tournament entries in by the deadline

c) Return polished trophies, from Christmas on, to the Centre

d) Accept whatever Handicaps are given with good grace

Unfortunately, since the AGM, the Match Secretary, Neil Harden, has resigned. I am

hoping he has a change of heart and re-joins the committee but in the meantime I will be

the Match Secretary. The work that Neil has done over the years has been phenomenal

and I am sure that all association members will echo my thanks for his hard work. By far

the easiest way of getting results to me is by the ‘enter a scorecard’ facility on the

website. Not only does it update the tables but it also comes straight through to me. This

negates the need for a stamp and envelope and also provides you with the original score-

sheet for your own records.

Last June we had another successful Presentation Evening which will probably be the last

at the Corporation Club. Maria Taylor-Woodward who, together with mum Lesley and

the rest of the Challoner club, have run the evening for twenty years has decided to finish.

As with Neil, I thank the Challoner crew from all Association members for their efforts

over the years. Any ideas over venue and format for next June’s Presentation Evening

will be gratefully received.

Finally two issues came through at the AGM. The need for all teams and clubs to conduct

themselves within the spirit of the game and not just the rules. Principally the

management of the selection of teams to ensure the playing field is kept as level as

possible. The AGM also requested that the Management Committee do not take the

initiative over foul serving but encourage umpires to exercise their duties as normal.

Hopefully next season the Chairman will be able to be more positive in his/her notes.

Enjoy the game.

Dave Brown

League Tables 2009-2010

Premier Division First Division

P W D L Pts P W D L Pts

Burymead B 22 20 2 0 174 . College Hill A 22 17 4 1 153

Godalming A 22 15 2 5 140 Challoner B 22 16 4 2 152

Burymead A 22 14 3 5 131 Ash A 21 15 1 5 129

Merrow B 22 13 0 9 129 Godalming D 22 10 6 6 120

Merrow A 22 9 6 7 119 Challoner C 22 9 5 8 112

Challoner A 22 11 0 11 114 Bramley A 22 9 2 11 108

Merrow D 22 8 2 12 108 College Hill B 21 8 2 11 105

Merrow C 22 10 2 10 108 Woking LTC B 22 9 4 9 104

Godalming B 22 7 3 12 94 Cody A 22 6 5 11 93

Broadmoor 22 5 4 13 91 Godalming C 22 4 4 14 81

Burymead C 22 7 0 15 82 Merrow E 22 3 2 17 78

Aftermath A 22 1 0 21 30 Woking LTC A 22 4 3 15 75

Second Division Third Division

P W D L Pts P W D L Pts

Aftermath B 20 19 1 0 168 College Hill C 20 13 4 3 133

Bramley D 20 13 1 6 127 Aftermath E 20 12 4 4 121

Aftermath C 20 12 2 6 117 Challoner D 20 11 2 7 118

Bramley B 20 9 5 6 102 Bramley E 20 12 4 4 116

Merrow G 20 9 3 8 96 Merrow H 20 6 10 4 98

Godalming E 20 7 6 7 95 Ash B 20 10 2 8 96

Burymead D 20 8 2 10 93 Ash C 20 7 6 7 96

Bramley C 19 6 5 8 82 Godalming F 20 5 5 10 94

Allianz 19 4 3 12 75 Abinger 20 3 5 12 88

Aftermath D 20 2 3 15 69 Godalming G 20 5 5 10 85

Cranleigh A 20 3 3 14 66 Cody B 20 2 1 17 55

Fourth Division

P W D L Pts

College Hill D 20 19 1 0 164

Woking LTC C 20 14 3 3 133

Cranleigh C 19 14 0 5 118

Woking LTC D 20 10 3 7 118

Godalming H 20 14 0 6 110

Cranleigh B 19 7 2 10 95

Godalming K 20 8 1 11 92

Bramley G 20 5 1 14 72

Burymead E 20 4 2 14 68

Bramley F 20 4 1 15 61

Godalming J 20 3 0 17 55

USEFUL INFORMATION

HANDICAP SINGLES/PAIRS TOURNAMENT

CHRIST’S COLLEGE, GUILDFORD

10th & 11

th January 2012

INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

CHRIST’S COLLEGE, GUILDFORD

10th & 11

th March 2012

GUILDFORD TABLE TENNIS PRESENTATION EVENING

Venue to be arranged

8th June 2012 (provisional)

ASSOCIATION AGM

Woking Lawn Tennis Club

11th 2011 at 7.45 pm

LATE SCORECARDS

Clubs are reminded that fines of £5 will be levied for late or not submitted scorecards.

POSTPONEMENTS

Clubs note that postponements of any matches must first be cleared via the Match Secretary

and then the matches must be played in the time scheduled according to the rules.

MATCH START TIME

All matches commence at 7.30pm. This is the START time, players requiring knock-up

facilities must arrive well before this time. If a player is going to arrive after

9.00 pm, contact the opposition before hand to ensure that this is acceptable. If not then an

alternative player must be found.

MATCHES AT CHRIST’S COLLEGE

The cost of booking a table/match is £23 and all enquiries regarding the hiring and use of the

Centre to Tony Laws (01483 429294 – [email protected]).

All Godalming home matches (except the B team) are held on Tuesday evenings and the

Centre opens at 7.00 pm with matches starting at 7.30 pm. Generally there are one or two free

tables which will enable some games of some of the matches to be played on two tables if

required or preferred because of circumstances such as a young player needing to get away

early.Godalming B home night this season will be on Wednesdays open at 7.00 pm, starting

at 7.30 pm but finishing at 9.45 pm. Therefore because of the time limitation most games will

be played in parallel on two tables.

There are also tables available for practice on Wednesday evenings as an adjunct to the U3A

sessions which runs from 7pm to 9pm. The fee is £4 (£2 juniors) to be paid to Reg Wholey

who runs the session.

WEBSITE

The Association website is www.gttl.co.uk – contact the administrator, Phil Snelson, at

[email protected] – 01252 713631

SURREY TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION

Find out about what’s happening in the rest of the county at www.surreytt.co.uk.

Tournaments, news and rankings can be found on this site.

The Peter Edwards SPORTSPERSON Award

Nominations for this trophy, awarded to the player considered to meet the criteria of behaving

graciously at the playing arena, whether in victory or defeat, should be sent to the Association

General Secretary, to arrive no later than the 31st March of the current season.

A short statement, outlining why you consider your nomination to be a worthy candidate, will

assist the Executive Committee in their deliberations.

The John Oakley Trophy

Following John’s death, early in 1999, his family requested that a Trophy be presented in

memory of the happy hours spent playing in the league.

This Trophy has been donated to the league and will be presented to the individual/group who

are considered to have made a significant contribution to the success of the league. Anyone

either in a playing or an officiating role or, perhaps, a club, may be nominated for this award.

A short statement, outlining why you consider your nomination to be worthy of consideration,

will assist the Executive Committee in their deliberations.

The Association Secretary must receive nominations by the 31st March of the current season.

Giant Killer Award

This award is chosen by the Executive Committee in recognition of an exceptional and

surprising result, whether in one of the tournaments or in league play.

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The Terry Haley Cup and Advancement Trophy

These awards are chosen by the coaching staff in recognition of the improving skills of young

players.

President & Vice Presidents Award

The President and Vice Presidents wish to acknowledge young players who are not only

dedicated but play the game in the true spirit

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Winners 2010-11

Peter Edwards Sportsperson Award - John Robinson

The John Oakley Trophy - Graham Watts

Giant Killer Award - Gary Adkins

Presidents & Vice Presidents Award - Joseph Lambert

Terry Haley Cup - Adit Gandhi and Milan Swamy

The Advancement Trophy - Guy Kelly

LEAGUE STRUCTURE 2011 – 2012 SEASON

Premier Division First Division

1 Merrow C Thur 1 Aftermath A Mon

2 Burymead B Mon 2 Bramley B Mon

3 Broadmoor Tues 3 Cody A Thurs

4 Burymead A Thur 4 Woking LTC A Mon

5 Merrow A Tues 5 Ash A Tues

6 Godalming B Wed 6 Godalming C Tues

7 Merrow D Thur 7 Aftermath B Mon

8 Challoner B Wed 8 Bramley A Mon

9 Challoner A Wed 9 Merrow E Wed

10 Merrow B Mon 10 Burymead C Thur

11 College Hill A Mon 11 College Hill B Tues

12 Godalming A Tues 12 Godalming D Tues

Second Division Third Division

1 Aftermath D Mon 1 Aftermath E Mon

2 Challoner C Wed 2 Woking LTC C Wed

3 Bramley C Tues 3 Merrow G Wed

4 Merrow F Mon 4 Abinger Mon

5 College Hill C Mon 5 College Hill E Mon

6 Godalming E Tues 6 Godalming G Tues

7 Aftermath C Mon 7 Ash D Wed

8 Burymead D Tues 8 Ash C Mon

9 Allianz Wed 9 Cranleigh A Tues

10 Woking LTC B Mon 10 Bramley E Tues

11 Ash B Tues 11 College Hill D Mon

12 Bramley D Wed 12 Godalming F Tues

Fourth Division

1 Bramley F Thur

2 Burymead E Tues

3 Cranleigh B Tues

4

5 Godalming L Tues

6 Godalming J Tues

7 Emmanuel TTC Tues

8 Woking LTC D Wed

9 Cody B Thur

10 Godalming M Tues

11 Godalming K Tues

12 Godalming H Tues

Fixture Chart for season 2011 – 2012

League matches and KO matches will be played 11-up, best of five games. The exception may be sets involving juniors which may be best of three games with the prior consent of their opponents. This consent must be obtained before the

evening of the match.

Week commencing Monday

12th Sep 19th Sep 26th Sep 3rd Oct 10th Oct 17th Oct 24th Oct 1 v 12 7 v 5 1 v 10 5 v 12 1 v 8 4 v 12 2 v 11 8 v 4 2 v 9 KO Cup 6 v 4 2 v 7 5 v 3 3 v 10 9 v 3 3 v 8 7 v 3 3 v 6 6 v 2 4 v 9 10 v 2 4 v 7 Rnd 1 8 v 2 4 v 5 7 v 1 5 v 8 11 v 1 5 v 6 9 v 1 11 v 9 8 v 11 6 v 7 12 v 6 12 v 11 10 v 11 12 v10 9 v 10 31st Oct 7th Nov 14th Nov 21st Nov 28th Nov 5th Dec 12th Dec 1 v 6 3 v 12 1 v 4 2 v 12 1 v 2 2 v 5 H/Cap 4 v 2 2 v 3 KO Cup 3 v 1 8 v 6 3 v 4 5 v 1 9 v 7 4 v 11 9 v 5 10 v 8 Rnd 1 6 v 11 10 v 6 Rnd 2 5 v 10 10 v 4 11 v 7 7 v 10 11 v 5 6 v 9 11 v 3 12 v 9 8 v 9 12 v 8 7 v 8 12 v 7

19th Dec 26th Dec 2nd Jan 9th Jan H/Cap Rnd 2 Postponed Matches 16th Jan 23rd Jan 30th Jan 6th Feb 13th Feb 20th Feb 27th Feb 7 v 6 1 v 11 6 v 5 1 v 9 5 v 4 1 v 7 8 v 5 2 v 10 7 v 4 KO Cup 2 v 8 6 v 3 2 v 6 9 v 4 3 v 9 8 v 3 Semis 3 v 7 7 v 2 3 v 5 10 v 3 4 v 8 9 v 2 4 v 6 8 v 1 10 v 9 11 v 2 5 v 7 10 v 1 H/Cap 11 v 10 9 v 11 11 v 8 12 v 1 6 v12 11 v 12 Quarters 12 v 5 10 v 12 12 v 4

5th Mar 12th Mar 19th Mar 26th Mar 2nd Apr 9th Apr 16th Apr KO Cup 4 v 3 1 v 5 3 v 2 1 v 3 2 v 1 Finals 5 v 2 2 v 4 4 v 1 8 v 7 3 v 11 Handicap 6 v 1 9 v 8 5 v 11 9 v 6 4 v 10 Cup Handicap 7 v 11 10 v 7 6 v 10 10 v 5 5 v 9 Final Cup 8 v 10 11 v 6 7 v 9 11 v 4 6 v 8 Semis 9 v 12 12 v 3 8 v 12 12 v 2 7 v 12 NB Good Friday is 6th April and Easter Monday is 9th April. Any match scheduled for either of these dates can be postponed without reference to the Match Secretary

CLUBS AND SECRETARIES

ABINGER & PEASLAKE TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Abinger Sports Pavilion. RH5 6QX. Tel: 01306-760389.

From Guildford (A25) turn right approx 100 yards after passing ‘The Hammer’ in Abinger

into Felday Road. Then first turning on the right (approx 100 yards) up short slope to car park

and clubhouse.

Secretary – J. Risley, Cumberland Lodge, 2 Cumberland Road, Camberley, GU15 1AG

Tel: 01276 28057 [email protected]

Team Captain: J Risley

AFTERMATH TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Community Centre, Fairlands, Fairlands Avenue. GU3 3NA. Centre at end of the road.

Secretary - T Harden, 125 Cabell Road, Park Barn, Guildford, Surrey, GU2 6JQ

Tel: 01483 839584

ALLIANZ TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Guildford Spectrum, Parkway (adjacent to A3) Guildford. GU1 1UP. Tel 01483-444777

Secretary - S Simnett, 13 Holly Lea, Jacobs Well, Guildford, Surrey GU4 7PG

Tel: 07879 603777 (Mobile) [email protected]

ASH TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Victoria Hall, Ash Hill Road, Ash GU 12 5DN(turn right at Dover Arms – hall approximately

1 mile further on left, opposite tennis courts

Secretary D Brown, 22 York Road, Aldershot, GU11 3JP


A – 01276 26871 (P Myers) [email protected]

B – 01344 761416 (M Levey) [email protected]

C – 01252 659857 (M Thornton) [email protected]

D – 01252 657682 (D Brown) [email protected]

BRAMLEY TABLE TENNIS CLUB

The Sports Pavilion, Gosden Common, Bramley. GU5 0AD. Take A281 approx. 3 miles

south of Guildford. Venue on left before Bramley village, adjacent to cricket/football pitch.

Secretary - N Gould, 17 Thornash Close, Horsell, Woking, Surrey GU21 4UP

Tel: 01483 715586(eve) 0208 738 6901 (day) 07789614813 (mobile) [email protected]

A – 01483 892926 (P.Palmer) [email protected]

B – 01483 234225 (J Diggens) [email protected]

C – 01483 854586 (L. Makepeace) [email protected]

D – 01483 837794 (A Osgood)) [email protected]

E – 020 85494611 (B Holmden)

F – 01483 416947 (M Smith) [email protected]

BROADMOOR TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Secretary D Deacon 22 White City, Crowthorne, Berks RG 45 7OJ

Tel: 01344 771476

Captain - J Millward 22 Fakenham Way, Owlsmoor, Sandhurst GU47 0YW

Tel: 01344 761624 Mob: 07768 222951 E-mail: [email protected]

From A322 Guildford to Bracknell Road at roundabout take left onto B3430 towards

Crowthorne passing Coral Reef water park on right.

Next roundabout turn left onto A3095 and follow Crowthorne signs, right at next roundabout

on B3348.

At 1st roundabout after village sign turn left at Brookers Corner to Broadmoor Hospital.

Go through white gates to top of hill. Turn right at small roundabout. Keep wall of

hospital on your left after 200 metres left into small lane with sign ‘No Public

Access’. Follow this small road alongside the wall, first left between two high fences. 400 metres big

gate and hut on right. RG45 7EG

BURYMEAD TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Shackleford Village Hall, Shackleford Road, Norney. GU3 1EG. A3 to Norney exit – next

after B3000 going south. After 500 yards turn left into school lane (signposted NORNEY)

Turn right ‘T’ junction end of road; Hall 40 yards on the right.

Secretary - R Bhalla, 38 Orchard Close, Normandy, Guildford, Surrey, GU3 2EU

Tel: 01483 829717

A – R Bhalla

B – 02087703695 mobile 07931162412 (R Tanner) [email protected]

C – 01428 715427 (I Farley) [email protected] D – 01483 534180 (G Mitchell)

E – 01252 794314 (M Dray) [email protected]

CHALLONER TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Guildford Waterside Centre, Riverside, Guildford GU1 1LW

Secretary - C Knight 4 Grangefields Road, Jacobs Well, Guildford, GU4 7NP

Tel: 01483 828494 Mobile 07815 075403 [email protected]

A – 01483 561734 (H) / 01344 383759 (W) / 07775 762671 (T.Spraggs)

[email protected]

B – 01483 506304 (S.Collins) [email protected]

C – 01483 417173 / 07910 747573 (G Warmingham) [email protected]

Note: The hall hiring fee will be charged to any teams cancelling within 48 hours of the

match

CODY TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Church of the Ascension Hall, Ayling Hill. Aldershot GU11 3LL. From Guildford take A31

(Hogs Back). At roundabout at start of Farnham by pass turn North (3rd

exit) on to A325.

After cresting a hill after a petrol station on your right, turn right at the mini-roundabout. At

the bottom of the hill turn right at the crossroads, the Church is about 100 yards on your left.

Note : Owing to hire cost of this venue requests for postponements by visiting

teams will not be accepted unless they are willing to finance the extra hall cost. Secretary - M Strode, 9 Hart Close, Farnborough, Hants GU14 9HQ


A – 01252 625659 (P Anthony) [email protected]

B – 01252 843814/07919 651682 (N.Short)

MATCHES MUST FINISH BY 11pm

COLLEGE HILL TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Brook Hall – on A286. Take A286 from Milford until Brook village. Hall opposite ‘The Dog

& Pheasant’. GU8 5UJ.

Secretary - Andrew Clegg, 104 Headley Road, Liphook, Hampshire GU30 7PS

Tel: 01428 723340 / 07714 244450 (mob) [email protected]

A – 01730 816537 (P Harrison) phil105the [email protected]

B – 07979996166 (A Sharp) [email protected]

C - 07900003173 (B Smithers) [email protected]

D – 01428 644842 (D.Reading) [email protected]

E – 078108107807 (R Loversidge) [email protected]

CRANLEIGH TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Cranleigh Methodist Church Hall, High Street, Cranleigh. GU6 8RT. Just east of the cricket

ground on opposite side of the road. Next to Zio Toto Tel: 01483 273410

Secretary - G Stacey, 2 Montague Cottages, Farthingham Lane, Ewhurst, Cranleigh,

GU6 7QN Tel: 01483 277380

A – 01403 268862 (Angela Coventry) [email protected] B – G Stacey

EMMANUEL TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Emmanuel Church, Shepherds Lane, Stoughton, Guildford GU2 9SJ

Secretary – Roger Williams, 21 Worplesdon Road, Guildford GU2 9RW

Tel: 01483 569364 / 07511926141 [email protected]

Captain – 01483 838255/07932612540 (C Mattin)

GODALMING TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Christ’s College, Larch Avenue, Guildford, Surrey GU1 1LJ

Car park and entrance to the sports hall at the rear of the building.

Godalming home league matches (except the B team) are held on Tuesday evenings and the

Centre opens at 7.00 pm with matches starting at 7.30 pm. Matches must finish by 10.40 pm.

However, Godalming B home night this season will be on Wednesdays open at 7.00 pm,

starting at 7.30 pm but finishing at 9.45 pm. Therefore because of the time limitation most

games will be played in parallel on two tables.

NB. The school is closed for table tennis during the week beginning 30th January 2012 and

matches will need to be re-arranged. Also Wednesday 21st December through to and including

18th January, plus the 4

th and 11

th April will not be available and matches will need to be re-

arranged.

Secretary - Ben Tahouri, 30 Wykeham Road, Guildford, Surrey GU1 2SE

Tel: 01483 853518 / 01483 459360 (w) / 07710 910475 [email protected]

A – 07903592409 (R Honey) [email protected]

B- 01276 33072 / 07813 988405 (K.Falconer) [email protected]

C – 07970 908464 / 01372 2238728 (w) (T.Harrild) [email protected]

D – 01483 562866/07899903566 (Y Wang) [email protected]

E – 01483 566021 / 07974 259105 (J.Minoo) [email protected]

F - 01483 473300 ( F Florance) [email protected]

G – 07810017231 (H McKee) [email protected]

H – 01483 429284 (S.Laws) [email protected]

J – 01483 429284 (T. Laws) [email protected]

K – 01252 702353/07740 921657 (P.Thomas) [email protected]

L – 01483 728831 (J.Fairweather) [email protected]

M – 01483 853518/07710 910475 (B.Tahouri) [email protected]

Nb: due to strict regulations imposed by the school:

• Only non marking footwear allowed in the sports hall

• No one allowed to enter the hall with footwear worn outside the building

• Very strict closure time, all matches must finish by 10.40 pm

• Only non-spill drinking bottles can be taken into the hall

• If a match is at risk of running late, play on two tables should be introduced

MERROW VILLAGE TABLE TENNIS CLUB

Merrow Village Club Hall, 177 Epsom Road, Guildford, GU1 2QY. Tel 01483 – 562421

1 mile east of A25 intersection of Epsom Road & Boxgrove Road. Venue on left, just before

turning into Bushey Hill estate. If you reach the BP garage you have gone too far. Table

Tennis is played in the main building of Merrow Village Hall. Please ask for directions at the

bar.

Secretary - Carole Ingram, 44 Kingsway, Woking, Surrey, GU21 6NT

Tel: 01483 766388 / 07876 476369 [email protected]

A – 01483 740048 (J Robinson) [email protected]

B – 01293 782813 / 07711 132494 (D North) [email protected]

C – 01420 542440 / 07971 146464 (M Lang) [email protected]

D – 07808697480 (D Halfpenny) [email protected]

E – 07787 914918 (K.Cunningham)

F – 01483 353174 (P Farrant) [email protected]

G – 01483 766388 (C Ingram) [email protected]

WOKING LAWN TENNIS CLUB

Woking Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, Pine Road, Hook Heath, Woking, GU22 0DX.

Secretary – R. Carpenter, Lakeside Pine Walk, East Horsley, Surrey KT24 5AG


A – 01483 283420 (R Carpenter) [email protected]

B – 01252 338677 (J Koenigsberger) [email protected]

C – 01483 561700 (M Glen)

D – 01483 760523 (S Holder) [email protected]

PROMPT START AT 7.30pm ESSENTIAL

Guildford Tournament Roll of Honour – 2010/11

Event Winner Runner - Up

Open Singles Matt Pernet Hari Gehlot

Ladies Singles Sally Cimiotti Feifei Pei

Open Doubles Hari Gehlot/Andreas Pusch Koray Ozcan/Reece Placid

Ladies Doubles Sally Cimiotti/Sarah Horsnell Feifei Pei/Jessica Monis

Mixed Doubles Sally Cimiotti/Robert Lemon Sarah Horsnell/Keith Falconer

Junior Girls (U18s) Feifei Pei Jessica Monis

Junior Boys (U18s)

Junior Boys (U15s)

Junior Boys (U13s)

Junior Boys (U11s)

Scott Gotham

Dominic Carpenter

George Helling

George Helling

Clement Gohike

Joe Lambert

Malcolm Harkness

Milan Sanjiv

Ladies Veterans Singles Jackie Rice Sheila Pretty

Veteran Singles Matt Pernet Phil Snelson

Veteran Doubles Phil Snelson/Richard Seymour Robin Pretty/Micky Lang

Masters Singles Robin Pretty Ron Stracey

Premier Div Singles Phil Snelson Fredrik Nilsson

Premier Div Doubles Phil Snelson/Robin Pretty Rory Scott/Fredrik Nilsson

First Div Singles Rory Scott Tony Harrild

First Div Doubles Martin Rozario/Sally Cimiotti Peter Palmer/Ron Stracey

Second Div Singles

Second Div Doubles

Frank Roberts

Frank Roberts/Mark Francis

Jack Harrington

Mike Willimott/Jack Harrington

Third/Fourth Div Singles

Third/Fourth Div. Doubles

Gary Adkins

Brian Smithers/Mike Caudrey

Mike Caudrey

Gary Adkins/Alan Lewell

Hardbat Singles Chris Bush Chris Hazlehurst

Consolation Singles Keith Falconer Roland McLellan

Handicap Singles Fred Florance

Brian Smithers

Handicap Pairs Tom & Maria Taylor-Woodward Peter Millard/Graham Watts

Consolation Handicap

Singles

Graham Nutting Martin Rozario

League & Cup Roll of Honour – 2010/11

Winner Runner - Up

Premier Division Burymead B Godalming A

First Division College Hill A Challoner B

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GUILDFORD TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION RULES

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1 TITLE AND SCOPE The Association shall be called the "Guildford Table Tennis Association" and membership, subject to the

discretion of the Management Committee, shall be open to all clubs within a reasonable distance of Guildford. 2 OBJECTS The objects of the Association shall be:-

a) to conduct annual league and cup competitions within the Association. b) to promote and conduct individual competitions open to all members registered with the Association. c) to assist and encourage the formation of new clubs and develop the game of Table Tennis.

3 CONSTITUTION The Association shall consist of the Management Committee, member clubs and individual members. 4 GOVERNMENT. 4.1 The Association shall be governed by a Management Committee. 4.2 The Management Committee shall consist of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, General Secretary, Treasurer,

Match Secretary, Press Officer, Tournament Officer, Knock-Out Cup Officer, Handicap Cup Officer, Handbook Secretary, Coaching Officer, Town Team Secretary, Trophies Steward, Archivist, Development Officer and a minimum of five other councillors.

4.3 The Management Committee shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting and shall carry out Association

policy decided at that meeting.The quorum for any management committee is six. 4.4 The Management Committee shall have the power:-

a) to fine, suspend or expel any club or player found guilty of breaking the Association Rules; b) to give judgement on all disputes by clubs or players and on any points on which these rules are silent; c) to take such steps as are deemed necessary in an emergency.

4.5 The decision of the Management Committee shall be binding on all members subject to any right of appeal to

the Guildford Table Tennis Association, the Surrey Table Tennis Association, the ETTA or ITTF. 5 PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENTS

There shall be one President and an appropriate number of Vice Presidents.

5.1 Nominations for President/Vice President should be restricted to those who have given sustained, outstanding and exceptionalservice to the association, for this reason election should be for life.

5.2 Nominations for President, if vacant, and Vice President should be submitted by 1

st April for due consideration

by the Management Committee who will submit nominations to the AGM for ratification. 6 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 6.1 The Annual General Meeting shall be held during the first two weeks of June. 6.2 Any proposals for amendments to these rules, which must be seconded, shall be put in writing and must reach

the General Secretary within 14 days of the last official league fixture of the current season. 6.3 The notice convening the Annual General Meeting together with a copy of the relevant agenda and any

proposed amendments to these rules shall be sent to all member clubs at least 21 days before the date of the Annual General Meeting.

6.4 If a club is not represented at the Annual General Meeting it shall, at the discretion of the Management

Committee, be fined the sum of up to £10.


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7. SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING A Special General Meeting may be convened by the Management Committee and must be convened if at least

one-third of the total of member clubs require such a meeting and put their demand in writing to the Management Committee. In the latter case it shall be held within three weeks from the date of receipt of the request.

8 VOTING 8.1 At all General Meetings resolutions affecting all matters concerning the Rules of the Association shall be

subject to block voting and each member club shall have one vote for each of its teams registered with the Guildford Table Tennis Association.

8.2 All other matters shall, at the discretion of the Chairman, be decided by ballot or a show of hands. 9. FINANCE 9.1 The financial year of the Association shall end on the 20

th May and an audited statement of accounts shall be

presented at the Annual General Meeting. 9.2 The Association shall keep an account at Lloyds Bank or other recognised Bank as shall be determined by the

Treasurer and the Management Committee. Any two of the Chairman, General Secretary or Treasurer shall be empowered to sign cheques subject to the requirements of the chosen Bank.

9.3 Team registration fees shall be decided at the Annual General Meeting and such fees shall be paid to the Match

Secretary by the end of October of the Current Season. Late payment will incur a fine of £5. per team. Should any Division contain significantly less teams than the others, their fees may be reduced pro rate at the Management Committee’s discretion.

9.4 A statement of the financial position of the Association shall be submitted by the Treasurer to the Association

Management Committee at each of its meetings. The Treasurer shall at all times keep regular accounts, which shall be open for inspection by the Management Committee at any time.

9.5 The Honorary Auditor shall be elected at the Annual General Meeting. 10 FIXTURES 10.1 The fixtures shall be arranged by the Match Secretary and shall be printed in the Association handbook. It shall be the responsibility of the Handbook Secretary to arrange for the make-up, the printing, and the

distribution of the handbooks to club secretaries and management committee to reach them before the first fixture printed in the relevant handbook.

10.2 The Management Committee, when allocating the positions of teams in the league, shall endeavour to arrange

such formulation to provide that where a club has more than one team in the same division such teams should have played each other twice by the end of February of that season.

10.3 Matches must be played on specified dates, unless the home club premises are not available or if exceptional

circumstances arise and a postponement is mutually agreed by the captains of both teams and the permission of the Match Secretary is first obtained.

10.4 A match result card must reach the Match Secretary not later than the Thursday of the week following the week in which the match is played and failure to observe this rule will result in the home side being fined the sum of £5.

10.5 An explanation as to why a match has not been played on the date specified in the handbook must be sent to the Match Secretary by the secretaries of both clubs involved. The Management Committee shall then decide:-

1) which of the two is the defaulting team 2) whether that team should automatically forfeit the match and/or be fined a sum not exceeding £5

and/or whether the match should be played at a later date.

If no explanation is received by the Match Secretary within seven days the Management Committee shall assess which team is at fault and impose a penalty of forfeiture of the match and/or a fine not exceeding £5.

10.6 Any alterations found necessary to the handbook after printing must be notified to the Match Secretary and the

relevant club must notify all other clubs of the amendment as soon as possible.

10.7 All postponed matches shall be played as soon as possible. Matches postponed in the first half of the season should be played before the commencement of the second half of the season. For matches postponed in the second half of the season, these should be played within two weeks of the date of the last fixture in the


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handbook for the current season. In the evnt of any scheduled matches not having been played at the expiry of the above mentioned time limits the Match Secretary shall allocate sets as he/she deems appropriate subject to endorsement by the Management Committee.

11 MATCHES 11.1 All matches shall start at 7.30PM. If no player from one team has arrived by 7.30PM, then the first set shall be

claimed and successive sets after each successive ten minutes. If, by 8.30PM, no two members of a team have arrived, the whole match shall be claimed. If the third member of a team has not arrived by the time he/she is due to play and two other players are present then the doubles shall be advanced to become the third set of the evening. Thereafter individual matches shall be played in an agreed order until the third player arrives. Members of a team who do not arrive by 9.00PM should forfeit all their games to the opposing team, subject to appeal.

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11.2 The home side shall provide sufficient time to allow a match to finish. Any instance of an unfinished match shall be reported to the Match Secretary by both clubs concerned and that officer shall decide the appropriate action to take and advise the clubs accordingly.

11.3 All games shall be played in accordance with English Table Tennis Association (ETTA) Rules. It shall be incumbent upon all clubs to provide the best possible playing conditions. Dress must be as laid down by the ETTA.

11.4 Teams shall normally consist of three players, with matches to consist of nine single sets, best of an odd number of games, and one doubles set, best of an odd number of games, played in the order laid down on the Association Scorecard.

11.5 In the event of either team failing to attend for a league or cup fixture for which either club has incurred expense and for which the defaulting club has no valid excuse the Management Committee shall have the power to impose a fine on the defaulting club which shall include all expenses incurred by the innocent party.

12 PLAYERS 12.1 Only players registered with the Association and ETTA shall be eligible to play in Association matches. 12.2 There shall be no limit to the number of players registered for one club but a player may register for one club

only. 12.3 A sub-committee of the Management Committee should meet on a monthly basis throughout the season to

consider the rankings of teams and the playing abilities of new players to the league. This committee shall have the power to insist upon a re-registration and/or a restriction on players to act as reserves.

12.4 If a club enters more than one team a player must be registered in the team for which the club intend him/her to

play. At least three players must be registered for each team. Teams shall be ranked in order of merit. No player shall be registered for more than one team.

12.5 Any team playing an unregistered player, or playing a player in a team below that for which that player is

registered, shall forfeit the sets won by that player. 12.6 Application for registrations of a player after 31st January of the current season may only be made in

exceptional circumstances to be detailed in writing. 13 RESERVES Players may only play 6 matches as a reserve during the course of the season. Upon playing the sixth reserve

match he/she is automatically re-registered to the lowest team for which the most reserve matches have been played.

14 TRANSFERS 14.1 Normally Clubs will not be permitted to transfer a player from the team for which he/she has been registered

until the player has completed 6 matches for that team. Players may then be transferred from the immediate junior team to the immediate senior team or vice-versa provided that the Club Secretary gives four days notice to the Match Secretary. Clubs seeking relaxation from the six match qualifying criteria will be required to submit a written case supporting their request, which will then be given consideration by the Management Committee. Clubs will receive written notification of the Management Committee's decision.

14.2 No transfers downwards during the current season will be allowed after 31st January each year.


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14.3 Any player who wishes to change his/her club shall make application to the Match Secretary who shall put the application before the Management Committee together with a certificate from the transferring club confirming that all obligations to the club have been met by the player. The decision of the Management Committee shall be notified to the interested parties.

14.4 Any player transferred downwards will not be able to play as a reserve for a higher team for the remainder of

the season. 15 ORGANISATION OF THE LEAGUE 15.1 The Match Secretary shall invite applications for membership of the league not later than 1st August each year. 15.2 The applications shall be put before the Management Committee who shall decide the formation of the league

for the coming season. 15.3 The application should show the individual membership of each proposed team. No player shall be accepted as

a member of a team at a level inconsistent with his/her playing ability unless special application is made, setting out the grounds for exceptional treatment. Such special application must be approved by the Match Secretary and endorsed by the Management Committee.

15.4 No club shall have the right to a place in the league other than that which it has earned by its record in the

preceding season as measured by rule 15. Applications for membership of the league by new clubs shall be considered by the Management Committee and accepted, at the Management Committee's discretion, without prejudice to the rights of existing clubs.

15.5 Any spare positions in the league may be filled by the Management Committee at their sole discretion. The

Management Committee may fill such spare positions based upon their considerations of the relative strengths of the teams concerned.

16 METHOD OF DECIDING CHAMPIONSHIP PLACES AND PROMOTION/RELEGATION 16.1 In all divisions teams shall receive the number of points equivalent to the number of sets won. If a club

withdraws from the competition its whole record shall be deleted. 16.2 The position of the clubs in the individual tables shall be related to the number of points won and where there is

a tie on points between teams involved in an issue of promotion or relegation further points shall be taken into account by awarding 2 points for a win and 1 point for a draw. Should a tie on points still apply, the Match Secretary shall arrange for a deciding play off consisting of nine singles sets. This match to be played on a neutral table.

16.3 The winning team and the runners up in each division excepting premier shall be promoted by one division for

the next season. 16.4 The team finishing last and in the penultimate position in each division excepting the lowest shall be demoted

one division for the next season. 17 TROPHIES The winning team in each division shall be presented with a cup to be held for one year to be returned to the

Trophies Steward upon request, and the members of each winning team, to a maximum of four players, shall be presented with a medal or other award.

18 INDIVIDUAL TOURNAMENTS 18.1 All arrangements, including the framing of all rules and conditions, shall be made by the Tournament Officer,

subject to the overriding jurisdiction of the Management Committee. 18.2 Fees shall be paid to the Tournament Officer in accordance with his/her instructions. 18.3 Except for entrants to the Junior Events all entrants must have played 4 league matches before date of

commencement of the Tournament in the current season. 18.4 Players from different clubs may combine to enter the doubles competitions. 19 TOURNAMENT EVENTS 19.1 Open Singles and Doubles - open to any player registered with the Association. Divisional Singles and Doubles - open to any player eligible to play in that division. No player is eligible to enter

more than one divisional singles or doubles competition.


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The seeded players in the Open singles, or those who would be seeded if they entered, shall not be eligible for divisional singles or doubles.

Ladies Singles and Doubles - open to any female player. Mixed Doubles - open to any male and female player registered with the Association. Over 40's Singles and Doubles - open to any player over the age of 40 on January 1

st of the current season.

Over 40's Ladies Singles - open to any female player over the age of 40 on January 1


Masters Singles - open to any player over the age of 50 on January 1


Hard Bat Singles – open to any male or female player registered with the Association. Under 17 Boys Singles and Doubles. Under 17 Girls Singles and Doubles. Under 15 Boys Singles and Doubles. Under 15 Girls Singles and Doubles. Under 13 Boys Singles. Under 13 Girls Singles. Under 13 Doubles. Under 11 Singles and Doubles. Extra events as agreed by the Management Committee. 19.2 In the junior age restricted events the participants must be under 18 on January 1


The draw for the competition shall be made by the Management Committee who have the right to refuse entry of any player or players. If the entry to any of these events is inadequate, the Tournament Officer shall have the power to combine any two or more of these events.

20 KNOCK-OUT CUP COMPETITIONS 20.1 Percy Lawes Cup - open to any team of three players registered with the same club. Intermediate Cup - open to any team of three players registered with the same club and playing in division one

or below. Lewis Cup - open to any team of three players registered with the same club and playing in Division Two and

below. Last Two Cup - open to any team of three players registered with the same club and playing in any of the last

two divisions. For the purposes of all rounds in the above mentioned competitions scheduled to take place after November

30th in the current season a player is one who has completed a minimum of four league matches in the current season. This rule may be waived in certain circumstances, subject to the Knock-Out Cup Officer's discretion, provided a claim for dispensation is presented prior to the commencement of a match.

Ladies Trophy - open to any team of three lady players registered in any division. Veterans Cup - open to any team of three players, each over the age of 40 on January 1

st of the current season,

registered in any division. Junior Cup – open to any players, registered in any Division, who are all under the age of 18 on the 1

st January

of the current season. Handicap Cup - open to all clubs registered with the Association. Teams shall consist of three players and the

rules of the competition, the draw and the handicapping shall be decided by the Handicap Officer, subject to the overriding jurisdiction of the Management Committee.

Under 14's Cup - open to all players under the age of 14 on January 1

st of the current season. Any three

players shall constitute a team.


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20 KNOCK-OUT CUP COMPETITIONS (continued) 20.2 For the purposes of the Ladies Cup, the Junior Cup and the Under 14's Cup members of the coaching scheme

shall be deemed to be registered league players. 20.3 Divisional registration of players shall be grouped for the purposes of the Intermediate, Lewis and Last Three

Cups, each group corresponding to the divisional restrictions of the competitions. 20.4 Matches shall consist of nine singles sets only. 20.5 A team may play a reserve, but players may not play for more than one team in the same competition. The

penalty for infringing this rule will be the forfeiture of any sets won in the match by the player concerned. 20.6 A player will only be eligible to play for the first team he/she performs for in any competition. 20.7 It is the responsibility of the home club to offer, in writing, two different dates to the opposing club. One of these

dates must be accepted, and confirmed in writing, unless both dates have been previously booked for cup commitments.

20.8 In the event of a fixture not being played by the next round of the competition the Knock-Out Cup Officer shall

be notified of the cause by the home team and shall, if necessary, submit the case to the Management Committee for a decision on whether the match should be re-arranged or lost by the defaulting club.

20.9 Any defaulting team failing to play a re-arranged Cup fixture within a period set by the Management Committee

shall be eliminated from the competition. 20.10 Fees for the competitions shall be decided by the Management Committee and shall be stated on the form

inviting entry to the competitions. 20.11 The draw for all rounds of the competitions shall be made by the Knock-Out Cup Officer in the presence of two

other members of the Management Committee. 20.12 The final round matches of each of the competitions shall be played at a neutral venue. 20.13 The rules and conditions governing league matches shall apply to any contingency not covered in this section. 21 SUMMER LEAGUE A summer league competition may be run during the close season by a volunteer and the rules of the

competition shall be similar to those of the Winter league. 22 JUNIOR COACHING SCHEME 22.1 These rules shall apply to the Junior Coaching Scheme except that for administrative purposes a separate sub-

committee shall be formed to operate independently of the Association. 22.2 The sub-committee shall report to the Management Committee. 23 ALTERATIONS TO RULES 23.1 Alterations to rules except Rule 25 (Dissolution) may only be made at the Annual General Meeting. 23.2 Proposals or motions for new rules, or amendments to existing rules, are to be submitted in accordance with the

conditions laid down in Rule 5. 23.3 No alterations may be made to these rules except by a two-thirds majority vote. 24 APPEALS PROCEDURE 24.1 Any player or club aggrieved by a decision of the Management Committee shall have the right of appeal to the

Surrey Table Tennis Association and thence to the Disputes Committee of the National Association.


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25 DISSOLUTION

1. If at any General meeting of the Association, a resolution be passed calling for the dissolution of the Association, the Secretary shall immediately convene a Special General Meeting of the Association to be held not less than one month thereafter to discuss and vote on the resolution.

2. If at that Special General Meeting, the resolution is carried by at least two thirds of the Full Members present, the committee shall thereupon, or at such date as shall have been specified in the resolution, proceed to realise the assets and discharge all debts and liabilities.

3. After discharging all debts and liabilities of the Association, the remaining assets shall not be paid or distributed amongst the Full Members, but shall be given or transferred to some other voluntary organisation having objects similar to those of the Association.

ENGLISH TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION APPROVED LAWS OF TABLE TENNIS

There has been a specific request to clarify certain rules that have been subject to dispute:

2.13 THE ORDER OF SERVING, RECEIVING AND ENDS 2.13.1 The right to choose the initial order of serving, receiving and ends shall be decided by lot and the winner may

choose to serve or to receive first or to start at a particular end. 2.13.2 When one player or pair has chosen to serve or to receive first or to start at a particular end, the other player or

pair shall have the other choice. 2.16 THE SERVICE 2.6.1 Service shall start with the ball resting freely on the open palm of the server’s stationary free hand. 2.6.2 The server shall then project the ball near vertically upwards, without imparting spin, so that it rises at least

16cm after leaving the palm of the free hand and then falls without touching anything before being struck. 2.6.3 As the ball is falling the server shall strike it so that it touches first his court and then, after passing over or

around the net assembly, touches directly the receiver’s court; in doubles, the ball shall touch successively the right half court of server and receiver.

2.6.4 From the start of service until it is struck, the ball shall be above the level of the playing surface and behind the server’s end line, and it shall not be hidden from the receiver by the server or his doubles partner or by anything they wear or carry.

2.6.5 As soon as the ball has been projected, the server’s free arm and hand shall be removed from the area between the ball and the net. (Note: The space between the ball and the net is defined by the ball, the net and its indefinite upwards extension)

2.6.6 It is the responsibility of the player to serve so that the umpire or the assistant umpire can see that he complies with the requirements for good service.

2.6.6.1 If the umpire is doubtful of the legality of a service he may, on the first occasion in a match, declare a let and warn the server.

2.6.6.2 Any subsequent service of doubtful legality by him or his doubles partner will result in a point to the receiver. 2.6.6.3 Whenever there is a clear failure to comply with the requirements for a good service no warning shall be given

and the receiver shall score a point. 2.6.7 Exceptionally, the umpire may relax the requirements for a good service where he is satisfied that compliance is

prevented by physical disability.

SECTION 13 OF THE ITTF HANDBOOK FOR MATCH OFFICIALS

Time Outs In addition to the statutory intervals between games, each player or pair, or their captain or adviser on their behalf, is entitled to claim a time-out period of up to 1 minute during an individual match. Making a T-sign with the hands indicates the request, which can be made only between rallies. Play is resumed when this player or pair is ready to do so or at the end of 1 minute, whichever is the sooner. During the time-out period, the player or pair calling the time-out, and their opponents, are both free to talk to their captain or adviser or not as they desire.

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Guildford Table Tennis Centre CHRIST’S COLLEGE

Larch Avenue, Guildford, GU1 1LJ

Car park and entrance for The Sports Hall at rear of the school. Nb: due to strict regulations imposed by the school:

Only non marking footwear al lowed in the sports hall No one al lowed to enter the hall wi th footwear worn outside the building

Only non-spil l drinking bottles can be taken into the hall

Friday evenings

7.45. to 9.45 p.m. Doors open 7.30 p.m.

First half season 15 Fridays from 9/9/11 to 16/12/12

Second half season 15 Fridays from January to April 2012

Fees per evening: Juniors & accompanying (playing) parents £7.00. each.

GTTA Club registered senior players £10.00. Other seniors, £15.00.

Season discounts for juniors and accompanying parents:

15 Fridays £70 or 30 Fridays £105 Season discounts for senior players pro-rata.

Please contact Coaching Officer

Tony Laws: 01483 429284 [email protected]

HELP NEEDED WITH OUR TABLE TENNIS COACHING, FRIDAY EVENINGS

THE GUIDFORD TABLE TENNIS CENTRE CHRIST’S COLLEGE, Larch Avenue, Guildford, GU1 1LJ

Car park and entrance for The Sports Hall at rear of the school. Friday evenings, 7.45. to 9.45 p.m., Doors open 7.30 p.m.

Guildford Table Tennis Association Coaching on Friday evenings requires volunteers to assist our inspirational coach, former England International, Michael Chan. Michael began his table tennis at the Guildford TT Association coaching sessions two decades ago when Neil Harden was our Coaching Officer. These days in the new school hall we are able to operate with up to 14 tables. Ideally we would like a competent player “feeding” a trainee on each table. The evening is usually structured into three periods, the first two focused on techniques and practice drills, the last one on games where everyone including the coaches and helpers can join in. We have about about 15 trainees attending regularly, from age 7. Many former and current trainees are playing in the GTTA League, including 18 year old Miss Feifei Pei (no longer a junior (U18) and was Surrey’s top junior girl who at 14 was the youngest ever Guildford senior Womans singles champion. The current junior boys champions including Scott Gotham (U18), Dominic Carpenter (U15) Georg Helling (U13) and Milan Sajiv (U9). Special awards last season were presented to Joseph Lambert (U14), Adit Gandi (U9), Milan Swarmy (U110 and Guy Kelly (U15). We believe that several of our younger players have the potential to develop to county level and we intend to enter a boys team in the national English Leagues Cup Competion this season. The ETTA qualified coaches regularly assisting Michael Chan have been: Chris Andrews (Surrey TTA Press Officer) Shula Laws and Tony Laws. The GTTA is keen to see more players becoming actively involved and we are willing to contribute towards coaching courses leading to ETTA qualifications.. Generaly we operate over the season during the same weeks as the Guildford League, plus an additional 10 weeks continuing into the summer. If you would like more information please give me a call, otherwise just turn up at 7.30pm. NB: due to strict regulations imposed by the school:

• Only non marking footwear allowed in the sports hall

• No one allowed to enter the hall with footwear worn outside the building

• Only non-spill drinking bottles can be taken into the hall Looking forward to seeing you. Tony Laws GTTA Coaching Officer 01483 429284 [email protected]

G U I L D F O R D T A B L E T E N N I S A S S O C I A T I O N www.gttl.co.uk

PAST CHAMPIONS

Mens Singles Ladies Singles Men’s Doubles Veterans Junior Boys Junior Girls

2010/11 M.Pernet S.Cimiotti H.Gehlot/A.Pusch M.Pernet S.Gotham F.Pei

2009/10 M. Chan F.Pei M.Pernet/R.Tanner B.Gilbert S.Gotham F.Pei

2008/09 M.Pernet M.Taylor-Woodward A.Choo Choy/M.Chan B.Majithia O.Carpenter F.Pei

2007/08 R.Bhalla F.Pei M.Pernet/R.Tanner R.Tanner R.Saxby F.Pei

2006/07 A.Laws M.Taylor-Woodward R.Lemon/S.Robertson S.Davis R.Saxby

2005/06 A.Laws S.Simpson A.Laws/M.Hill R.Bhalla R.Saxby

2004/05 A.Laws M.Taylor-Woodward T.Haley/D.Shete T.Haley R.Saxby

2003/04 D.Shete M.Taylor-Woodward J.Robinson/B.Majithia R.Seymour R.Saxby

2002/03 T.Haley M.Taylor-Woodward A.Laws/M.Hill T.Haley D.Shete

2001/02 J.Tendler M.Taylor-Woodward J.Robinson/B.Majithia T.Haley D.Shete

2000/01 M.Majithia M.Taylor-Woodward T.Haley/M.Majithia A.Meads S.Robertson

1999/00 T.Haley S.Simpson T.Haley/M.Majithia R.Bhalla G.Hollett G.Hollett

1998/99 G.Baker S.Simpson G.Baker/M.Hill R.Bhalla R.Lemon

1997/98 T.Haley L.Makepeace A.Meads/J.Callcut R.Bhalla A.Gilham

1996/97 A.Laws H.Webber D.Phelps/T.Haley R.Bhalla C.Lemon

1995/96 T.Haley H.Webber C.Lemon/G.Watts C.Webber M.Chan

1994/95 J.Creasey H.Webber M.Fisher/J.Creasey R.Bhalla M.Hill

1993/94 R.Bhalla M.Taylor-Woodward R.Bhalla/R.Pretty R.Bhalla M.Hill

1992/93 R.Bhalla H.Webber G.Bateman/T.Haley B.Simmonds A.Laws

1991/92 G.Russell J.Barella J.Rose/M.Barrett B.Simmonds J.Wakefield V.Santic

1990/91 T.Haley H.Webber G.Bateman/T.Haley C.Keen P.James A.Hopkins

1989/90 M.Bleakley J.Barella G.Bateman/T.Haley B.Simmonds J.Wakefield H.Webber

1988/89 T.Haley J.Barella S.Woodgate/M.Buttle R.Pearson P.James H.Webber

1987/88 M.Hammond S.Cresswell M.Hammond/R.Bole C.Keen G.Moffitt H.Webber

1986/87 T.Haley J.Vass G.Bateman/T.Haley J.Millward G.Moffitt H.Webber

1985/86 G.Bateman S.Cresswell G.Outrim/J.Millward W.Holder P.Hudlass

1984/85 T.Haley S.Cresswell R.Bhalla/ G.Outrim C.Keen P.Hudlass

1983/84 R.Bhalla B.Clark R.Bhalla/G.Outrim C.Keen I.Cooper J.Mills

1982/83 R.Bhalla S.Cresswell R.Bhalla/S/Hodder I.Schwarz P.Browne

1981/82 M.Oakley B.Clark G.Baker/S.Woodgate D.Crowley P.Gibbs

1980/81 R.Bhalla S.Roebuck R.Bhalla/M.Oakley M.Barratt M.Oakley S.Cresswell

1979/80 S.Woodgate S.Roebuck B.Gilbert/P.Matthews C.Keen G.Russell S.Cresswell

1978/79 S.Woodgate S.Roebuck M.Fisher/S.Conquest M.Barratt G.Baker S.Cresswell

1977/78 D.Hannah K.Merritt G.Baker/C.Keen J.Moore M.Oakley S.Cresswell

1976/77 D.Hannah J.Mitchell D.Hannah/T.Haley P.Brook D.Hannah S.Cresswell

1975/76 S.Vine J.Mitchell J.Callcut/D.Crowley J.Moore S.Vine S.Roebuck

1974/75 D.Wellsman S.Roebuck D.Crowley/R.Clode S.Vine S.Roebuck

1973/74 D.Wellsman J.Mitchell D.Wellsman/A.Schuller P.Brook S.Vine S.Roebuck

1972/73 J.Moore N.Leslie J.Moore/M.Read D.Marshman S.Vine N.Leslie

1971/72 D.Wellsman N.Leslie D.Wellsman/A.Schuller R. de la Haye D.Corbett N.Leslie

1970/71 T.Bruce G.Lyons D.Wellsman/A.Schuller J.Oakley D.Corbett N.Leslie

To go back further see Ted Simpkins & John Diggens’s book ‘ A Celebration of 75 Years’. Copies are still available from John

Diggens

INDIVIDUAL MATCH RECORD

DATE OPPONENTS RESULTS SINGLES TOTAL

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