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NORTH HARBOUR TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION - The home of table tennis in North Shore City. Activities include day club, interclub competitions, tournaments, schools competitions, high performance, group training, individual coaching and PARA disabled table tennis. Located at 5a Akoranga Drive, Northcote just 8 minutes from the city centre with easy walking distance to accommodation, Fox Outlet Centre, YMCA and the Northcote Shopping Centre.
AUCKLAND TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION - The 2010 Auckland Table Tennis Association (ATTA) Winter Interclub competition is proudly supported by Lim Brothers Import & Export Company Ltd. Forty two teams compete in the Thursday Night Interclub competition.
WAITEMATA TABLE TENNIS - There is easy parking available on-site. The Stadium is at the Northern end of Parrs Park. Parrs Park is opposite the roundabout at the intersection of West Coast Road & Parrs Cross Road & is the most used park in West Auckland! The current Stadium has 5 tables - & the native hard-wood floor is known as one of the best in the country! Plans for a new Stadium with at least 10 tables are now advancing . . . some detailed info from the architects is pinned up on the wall opposite the reception desk at the stadium.
WAIKATO TABLE TENNIS - Our Mission Statement "To foster, administrate and promote the game of table tennis in the Waikato Region" To provide an environment whereby people of all ages and backgrounds can play the game of table tennis either socially or competitively.
OTUMOETAI TABLE TENNIS CLUB - Otumoetai Table Tennis Session Times Tuesday; 12.30 - 3.30 4 - 5.30pm Junior Club. Wednesday: 12.30 - 3pm QEYC (except school holidays. Check Club's Calendar.) Thursday: 8.45 - 11.45am Friday: 9 - 11.30am 7.30 - 9.30 Senior ** Player fee: $2.00 ** $3.00
TABLE TENNIS WANGANUI - Table Tennis Players are invited to come along to coaching lessons and friendly games at the Jubilee Stadium, Springvale Park. Monday Nights Schools and UCOL only: 6.15pm to 7.30pm. And for those really keen players… Play with senior players: 7.30pm to 8.30pm. Fee: $3 for each session (includes free coaching) Bats and balls available, own equipment encouraged, non-marking shoes and drink bottles only. Code of conduct will apply.
TABLE TENNIS MANAWATU - Spring Competition Spring League is under way. Playing schedule and progressive results are here. This week's player of the week to Che Dixon with a huge ratings jump of 48 points. On the Order of Merit list, Jim Jarmin reached 6000 points .
EMPIRE TABLE TENNIS CLUB - The Empire Table Tennis Club is one of the oldest and largest in New Zealand and is situated in Marine Parade , Petone. The Club is affiliated to Table Tennis Wellington Inc and enters teams in the interclub competitions conducted by the Association.
ONSLOW TABLE TENNIS CLUB - The Club operates an adult section on Thursdays from 7.30 pm until 10.00 pm. A junior section (approx 10-15 years) operates on Fridays from 6.00 pm until 8.00 pm. The venue is the Ngaio Town Hall, Ottawa Road, Ngaio. The Hall is located in area to the north-west of the roundabout at the intersection with Kenya and Collingwood Streets and Waikowhai and Ottawa Roads.
MOONSHINE TABLE TENNIS CLUB - Club is held for Juniors on a Monday night at 6.30 p.m. - 8.00 p.m. at the club rooms, Goodshed Road (off Railway Avenue), Rugby Club Building. Cost is $2.00 per person per night. Small canteen operates for drinks, etc. Senior Club is held for Senior Club members on a Wednesday morning, from 10.00 a.m. - 12.00 p.m. Cost is $3.00 per person per session. Morning tea is provided free.
TABLE TENNIS WELLINGTON - Table Tennis Wellington administers table tennis in Hutt Valley, Wellington city to Waikanae in the North. TTW has its own stadium at Alexander Road Newtown featuring 8 tables and out in the Valley utilises the stadium facilities of Empire Table Tennis Club at Marine Parade, Petone, with up to 18 available tables.
TABLE TENNIS NELSON - The sport is growing in Nelson due to the opening of an amazing new purpose built table tennis stadium situated at the Saxton Field complex in Stoke. This centrally located venue covers the whole region offering players a facility of international quality right on their doorstep, something other regions envy. The stadium has been designed to have a maximum of 12 tables at any one time but is usually set up with 8 or 9 giving players plenty of room to play their games.
TABLE TENNIS 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.
TABLE TENNIS CANTERBURY - *Casual Play - The Canterbury Table Tennis Stadium is open every day or casual play, for a hit with your partner, work colleague or with one of a large group of your friends! Bats and balls are all provided. *Stadium Bookings - Our Stadium is available for private bookings - for Table Tennis or other events. Our huge open plan floor space has been used for antique shows, a national fencing competition, poultry shows and many other events
OTAGO TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION - Why Play Table Tennis? There are many reasons - here are some of them: 1. Table tennis is a sport for life - in the Otago Interclub competition, people in their seventies are still playing in "A" grade. 2. Table tennis develops and maintains hand-eye co-ordination. 3. Table tennis improves your reflexes - the ball can travel at speeds up to 160 km/hour.
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