Please note that this tournament is a requirement for Selection to the Table Tennis NSW Team for the Australian Senior Championships.

The Inter University Table Tennis Association are hosting a Rally for Relief tournament on Saturday the 1^st of February. We are inviting and welcoming players within the NSW metropolitan and country clubs to participate in this event for a much needed cause in fighting against the bushfires affecting many parts of Australia at the moment. All proceeds will be donated to the NSW Rural Fire Service in support of bushfire aid. https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/volunteer/support-your-local-brigade.

To register please follow the prompts at this link - https://ittarallyforrelief-event.getqpay.com/

For more information; Tournament Director – Sam Miller 0406528486, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

We hope to see as many of you there on the 1^st of February as we come together as a community to support those in need!

  Rally For Relief Prospectus

2020 NSW Junior Top 10

Past Results

Article provided by Mr. Arthur Wilks OAM, TTA and TTACT Life Member

Glenys Joliffe ASM, OAM, Life Member of TTACT, passed away peacefully on Christmas Day after a long and debilitating illness.

Glenys moved to Canberra in 1973 after a distinguished period in South Australia where she was a ranked and representative player and a long-term administrator.

There was then a short absence from table tennis occasioned by the birth of her two sons, but soon Glenys became involved again as both a player and an administrator for TTACT. Glenys was Secretary of the Association for 7 years before becoming President for some 15 years. This presidency established several records in that Glenys was the first female to become a State/Territory leader, and then the length of the incumbency became a record in itself.

During this extended administrative period, Glenys continued to play competitions and represent the ACT, initially in senior teams and then for many years as a member of veteran teams. If this be not enough in the veterans area, Glenys served for no less than 19 years on the National Veterans Committee, being a worthy lieutenant to Chairman Ken Cole.

Glenys also had a passion to highlight and advance the opportunities for women in sport being a member of several State/Territory Committees in addition to being a wonderful role model in herself.

Amongst her other passions Glenys brought the joys and benefits of our sport to school children, and also to those with disabilities – for over a decade she ran the Lyneham High School special group every Monday morning. She also organised and ran the ACT annual primary and secondary schools competitions for over a decade.

It is a wonder how anyone could give so much of herself in dedication, time and expertise, but we and table tennis are so grateful that she did.

Thank you Glenys from the table tennis fraternity in Canberra and throughout Australia, and also from your friends in the other avenues where you made an impact.

Condolences to husband Keith, and sons Blake and Caleb.

Rest in peace Glenys and thank you for your tireless contribution to our great game.