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Welcome
to the home of table tennis in South Canterbury. The mission of the association is to
encourage, develop and organise the playing of the game of table tennis in the district of
South Canterbury and to promote the playing of inter-association matches, individual
championships and tournaments.
What's Happening:
2009
The A Grade competition has been completed with the Three D’s of Don Kim,
Deborah Morrison and Dylan Hunt taking out the title after the
Ravens (Louise Sandri, Tracey O’Connell, Lynette Smith) suffered an
upset loss on the final night to the bottom ranked team the Panthers (John Fox,
Paul Butler, Janet Doran) 5-6. The Ravens finished second equal with the Bucks (Mike
Stapp, Derek Denne, Brett Clifford).
A Grade detailed team results and player
statistics here
The Division competitions have now started and after three rounds the leading teams are:
Division 1 – Bellbirds (David Butler, Louise Sandri)
Division 2 – Fantails (John Fox, Nancy Gould) and Herons (Paul
Butler, Glenn May)
Division 3 – Wekas (Brett Clifford, Janet Doran) and Owls (Phil
Butler, Jamie Gillespie)
Division detailed team results and player
statistics here
This season has seen the introduction of a Primary School competition and this has been
very successful. On Monday 27 July the final will be between Gleniti (Jack Deeley,
Ben Deeley, Jono Ellis) and the Mixed Team (Marc Rooney, Robert Wills,
Ethan Robinson).
The Secondary School competition is also nearing completion with the final also to be held
Monday 27 July between Boys High 5 (Tom Deeley, Sam Kempf, Kyle Uys) and
Roncalli 2 (Henry Race, Hamish Race, Tristan Cooper).
Click here to view the percentages for the school
players:
Secondary Schools
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Schools
South Canterbury Open 2009
Results here |
Some photos here
Upcoming events for the remainder of the season:
| July 27 |
Final of the primary and secondary schools teams competition. |
| August 3 |
Residential singles championships for the primary and secondary schools
players and their break up. If any player wishes to continue playing on Monday nights
please contact either Gay or Mike at the stadium or by phone 03 686 9154. |
| September 14 |
Residential singles championships for Men and Women. |
| September 21 |
Lee Cup and handicapped doubles competition followed by the end of season
break up and prize giving. |
| October 19 |
Evening for international students commencing at 6.30pm (doubles format).
More details to follow. Contact either Gay Morrison-Stapp 03 686 9154 or Cathy Shearer 03
688 9907. |
See the past issues of our newsletter here
Images from Schools competitions during the year:
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Left - Top schools female player Moe Nakamura in action |
Right: Daniel Butt and Jessi
Drake |
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One from the South Island Teams TournamentCraig McCauley in action
More photos here |
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2008
Interclub A Grade
results 2008
Schools Competition
Percentages
Don't forget to keep up to date with our newsletters.
(April & June 2008).
A Grade competition was a close run affair with team Compact
Discs (Craig McCauley, Don Kim and Darryl Sandri) surviving a last round defeat
to win by 1 point from The Healers (Mike Stapp, Glenn May and Stu Falconer),
who also suffered a last round defeat.
The school competition saw an extremely strong performance from the Timaru
Boys High School 1 team of Dylan Rees, Kurt Engelbrecht and Andrew Lock. This
team had the competition wrapped up well before the last remaining games of the season. On
the final night before the school holidays they played a match against the school players
who had represented South Canterbury at the South Island Teams Tournament and managed to
hold off this challenge by winning 5-4.
Click here to view the results of the South
Canterbury Closed School grade singles, doubles and mixed doubles.
The division competitions (click)
have been completed with Hawks beating Blazers in the Division 1 final and Wildfire
beating Dodgers in Division 2. Click here for the results.
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Action at the Children's Fun Day (2 March 2008) |
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