Lancaster University Table Tennis Club

Below are 2 articles, both from this weeks (20/05/09) SCAN. The first one is taken from the front page of SCAN about Roses as a whole, where I even manage to get a mention, being quoted on my thoughts of our training facilities. The second is a round up of the Roses Table Tennis event. [...]

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Photo of Stephen and Robin collecting the LM&DTTL Premier and 1st Division trophies for the 2008/09 season, in the ‘Morecambe Visitor’. Click to enlarge.

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Article in SCAN after the Men’s 1st team win the BUCS Northern 2A 2008/09 division undefeated, gaining promotion to the Northern 1A division for the 2009/10 season. Click to enlarge

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Article in the Lancaster Guardian after University A win 20-19 in a tight match against rival league contenders Trimpell Galacticos. Click to enlarge

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Article in SCAN online by Seth Butcher. An emphatic win over rivals Liverpool Men’s 1st (9-8) was subsequently followed by the kind of categorical, vigorous demolishing over Leeds Metropolitan Men’s 1st (16-1) that we have now come to expect. At the end of the hard-fought BUCS league season, Lancaster sit firmly at the top of [...]

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Article in the Lancaster Guardian after University B thrashed Ripley Crusaders 29-4. Click to enlarge

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Article in SCAN after LUTTC’s win away at Durham, includes a large photo! Click to enlarge

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Article in SCAN after LUTTC’s win away at Newcastle: Click to enlarge.

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Article in the Lancaster Guardian 27/10/08 – All change at the top of each division. Premier Division: The strong University A team of Stephen Arliss, Lok Wong and Tom Hamborg took over the top of the division following their 28-12 win at home to St.lukes A. Chris Knowles salvaged a set win and assisted Paul [...]

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Article in the Lancaster Guardian 20/10/08: Spinners put in another powerful team performance to soundly defeat Garstang A 29-12 in the recent Premier Division match. Derek Shaw, Paddy Maher and Martin Shaw drove the Spinners to the top of the division. Will Haynes spoilt the so far faultless record when he won the last set [...]

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