Renmark Table Tennis Association

Renmark Table Tennis Association Renmark Table Tennis Club K. M. Tucker Hall at Renmark Oval. Held Monday and Wednesday nights from 7.30pm.

Our junior sessions wrapped up last week with the last session of Ping Pong Play.  What a fun 10 weeks it was, finished ...
27/09/2026

Our junior sessions wrapped up last week with the last session of Ping Pong Play. What a fun 10 weeks it was, finished off with some fun games and refreshments afterwards. Thank you to coaches Paul, Dennis and Nigel for running the sessions and thanks to Table Tennis Australia for running the Ping Pong Play program, it was a hit with Renmark receiving 19 registrations! 👏

Good luck to Joel and team SA at the Nationals this week. Go SA! 😃
27/09/2026

Good luck to Joel and team SA at the Nationals this week. Go SA! 😃

14/09/2026

Club Champs
Wednesday Night

Grand Final ReportIn Renmark Table Tennis, Top 9 were far too strong for President’s Club, with a resounding 17-9 win to...
13/09/2026

Grand Final Report
In Renmark Table Tennis, Top 9 were far too strong for President’s Club, with a resounding 17-9 win to take the RTTA 2026 Paul Hutchins Loan Centre Premiership Cup.
Led by captain Nigel Stoeckel, Top 9 never looked like losing the 2026 RTTA premiership. Their dominance starting from the outset, winning four of the five doubles in a show of resilience, with three of the wins going down to the last points of the fifth game. From there President’s Club were needing extra wins and these were provided with Coden Smith stealing a rubber off higher ranked Daniel Vincent. But this was quickly countered with Catherine Livingston continuing her table tennis growth with a win over young Lucas Drawley-McIroy.
Through the middle most games were going to expected ranking but at the top Byron Livingston-Bornholm left his best game of the season beating highly ranked Dennis Robinson in straight sets. Going into the deciding singles President’s Club needed to dominate and win at least six of the remaining nine rubbers. Top 9 wre not going to let it go from here and continued the consistency they have shown over the last 5 weeks. In the deciding singles, Catherine had another win along with wins to Top 9’s Toby Munn, Daniel Vincent, Rod Stoeckel and Byron Livingston-Bornholm the premiership was sealed, leaving the last match of the night against Nigel Stoeckel and Dennis Robinson, just about pride.
Nigel took the early advantage as Dennis’ slow starts continue to have him start from behind. Like the true competitor he is, Dennis fought back to win the next two 11-8, 13-11. Nigel won the fourth in a tie breaker, to take the last game of the season into the fifth game. Nigel got the early break in the fifth and while Dennis fought back, he could not clinch the last rubber of the season with Nigel winning 11-2 , 8-11, 11-13, 12-10, 11-7
Season Awards
Nev Trimper (Most Games Won) Dennis Robinson $ Barry Williams
Best A grade Player – Frank Sullivan
Best Junior – Byron Livingston-Bornholm
Most Improved – Alex Lau and Chris Gaskin

Results
DOUBLES
N. Stoeckel & D. Badger defeated D. Robinson & J. Livingston-Bornholm 9-11, 11-9, 9-11, 11-7, 11-8;
P. Chowta & R. Stoeckel defeated S. Adamczyk & S. Bornholm 0-11, 11-9, 6-11, 11-4, 11-8;
B. Livingston-Bornholm & P. Chowta defeated P. Haenen & S. Adamczyk 9-11, 9-11, 14-12, 13-11, 9-11;
D. Vincent & E. Li-Gua defeated C. Ward & C. Smith 8-11, 11-6, 11-6, 10-12, 11-9;
T. Munn & C. Livingston defeated L. Drawley-McIroy & B. Smith 11-2, 11-9, 11-7;
SINGLES
N. Stoeckel defeated J. Livingston-Bornholm 11-8, 11-7, 11-8;
D. Badger lost to D. Robinson 6-11, 20-18, 5-11, 5-11;
B. Livingston-Bornholm defeated J. Livingston-Bornholm 11-10, 10-12, 11-6, 11-6;
N. Stoeckel defeated P. Haenen 11-5, 11-5, 9-11, 11-3;
D. Badger lost to P. Haenen 11-9, 11-8, 10-12, 11-13, 4-11;
B. Livingston-Bornholm defeated D. Robinson 11-2, 11-9, 11-9;
N. Stoeckel defeated D. Robinson 11-2, 8-11, 11-13, 12-10, 11-7;
B. Livingston-Bornholm defeated P. Haenen 11-7, 11-8, 5-11, 11-5;
D. Badger lost to J. Livingston-Bornholm 4-11, 2-11, 9-111;
P. Chowta defeated S. Bornholm 7-11, 11-3, 14-12, 11-3;
R. Stoeckel lost to S. Adamczyk 7-11, 10-12, 7-11;
P. Chowta lost to S. Adamczyk 10-12, 8-11, 15-13, 10-12;
R. Stoeckel defeated S. Bornholm 8-11, 11-7, 11-9, 11-6;
D. Vincent lost to C. Smith 5-11, 11-8, 8-11, 11-8, 8-11;
E. Li-Gua lost to C. Ward 11-9, 4-11, 6-11, 4-11;
D. Vincent defeated C. Ward 11-8, 11-6, 3-11, 11-5;
E. Li-Gua lost to C. Smith 8-11, 7-11, 6-11;
T. Munn defeated B. Smith 11-2, 8-11, 11-2, 11-5;
C. Livingston defeated L. Drawley-McIroy 11-8, 11-7, 8-11, 12-10;
T. Munn defeated L. Drawley-McIroy 11-8, 11-5, 11-4;
C. Livingston defeated B. Smith 11-7, 6-11, 11-6, 11-5;

10/09/2026
The wait is over.   Grand final night is here.  Top 9.    V.    President’s club.    Come along and watch some top class...
09/09/2026

The wait is over. Grand final night is here. Top 9. V. President’s club. Come along and watch some top class table tennis. Supper and trophy presentation to follow.

Congratulations to Geoff on making the over 75’s State team and being elected team captain! Geoff will be representing S...
08/09/2026

Congratulations to Geoff on making the over 75’s State team and being elected team captain! Geoff will be representing South Australia at the 2026 National Veterans Championship in Albury next month. Well done Geoff and good luck from everybody at the RTTA 😃

Grand Final Team Review - President’s ClubAfter starting strongly, President’s Club has struggled in the second half of ...
06/09/2026

Grand Final Team Review - President’s Club
After starting strongly, President’s Club has struggled in the second half of the season due to some mid-season team restructuring. The win last week was important and the return to form of captain Dennis Robinson along with outstanding efforts form Sonia, Paul and Coden who secured extra rubbers to clinch the win.
How they line up
1 Dennis Started strongly winning first 15 wins. Always hard to beat in the big matches
2 Paul H Consistent, having won all games against the number 3s and can force top players to find an extra gear.
3 Jemima Young star with a killer backhand that on her day can beat anyone. Doubles rubber with Dennis will be important.
4 Sonia Worked hard all season on her table tennis and the benefits have really started to show giving her confidence, with her consistent style
5 Scott Also worked hard all season to improve and has moved up 3 ranking points to reflect5 his improvement
6 Colin Plays a smart game, staying well within his own game style. Also raised 2 ranking points this season
7 Coden Young player, with exceptional skill who, when plays a controlled game is very hard to beat.
8 Lucas One of the youngest club members, who is always aiming to improve and is developing a great range of strokes to support his enthusiasm.
9 Brayden Another young player who is embracing his game and when he remains focused can be hard to beat.

Grand Final Teams Review - Top 9Consistent throughout the year and have been the inform team moving through the finals. ...
06/09/2026

Grand Final Teams Review - Top 9
Consistent throughout the year and have been the inform team moving through the finals. Having comfortably beaten President’s Club in the Qualifying Final they will be hard to beat in the Grand Final. Nigel Stoeckel will look to lead his team and will look for the doubles rubbers and their bottom 4 players to again give them a sufficient lead to win the night.
How they line up
1 Nigel One of our most technically correct players who is always hard to beat. Will enjoy the challenge late in the night against Dennis
2 Byron One of our most improved players over the last few years Byron has shown this season he can beat anyone, with maturity that far outweighs his table tennis experience.
3 Barry S Returned to the club this year and as the season has progressed continued to improve, raising his winning percentage 14% over the season.
4 Pras Improved immensely due to the physical and mental time he puts into his game. This effort makes him always hard to beat.
5 Rod One of our most experienced players in the club, his slice game and over 50 years of playing the game will make him even harder to beat with the pressures of the Grand Final.
6 Daniel Always enjoys the game and this shows in the time and effort he puts into the game. This season he has gone up 2 rankings points.
7 Edward Edward brings enthusiasm to the game with his own style of play, which makes him awkward to play and saw him raise 5 ranking points this season.
8 Toby Another young player who has put a lot of time into his table tennis this year. Come up from our junior ranks and looks a promising player moving forward.
9 Catherine Following the family, a late entry into the Top 9 team, she plays a consistent game that means she is not beaten easily and will challenge the younger players she meets on Wednesday night.

Follow as we preview the match this week as our 2 teams battle it out for the Paul Hutchins Loans Centre cup along with ...
03/09/2026

Follow as we preview the match this week as our 2 teams battle it out for the Paul Hutchins Loans Centre cup along with reviewing the preliminary final.

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