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Table Tennis Western Australia (TTWA) is a sports club based in Perth, Western Australia. Established in 1938 as the Western Australian Table Tennis Association and later renamed TTWA in 2017, the club is dedicated to the encouragement and advancement of the sport of table tennis.
TTWA operates its own Centre, located at 12 Gerard Street, East Victoria Park. The Centre features seven tables and serves as a hub for various activities, including Pennant Competitions, Tournaments, Training Groups, Social Groups, and Casual Hire. Whether you're a seasoned player or a beginner looking to get involved in the sport, TTWA provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for all table tennis enthusiasts.
One of the main objectives of TTWA is to conduct Pennant Competitions, Tournaments, and Coaching sessions. These events not only promote friendly competition among members but also offer opportunities for skill development and improvement. Additionally, TTWA selects State Teams from its registered members to represent Western Australia at National Championships, showcasing the talent and dedication of its players.
The management of Table Tennis Western Australia is overseen by a dedicated Board of Management. The current board members include President Adrian Reeves, Vice President Aleksandar Pervan, Ordinary Board Members Steven Neale and Sean Shwe, Appointed Board Members Claudia Harlan and Beck Bennett, and Country Board Member Lisa Correia.
As a proud member of Table Tennis Australia, TTWA is actively involved in promoting the sport at a national level. The club also acknowledges and respects the rich cultural heritage of the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, recognising their unique relationship with the land, waters, and seas.
Whether you're looking to engage in competitive table tennis or simply enjoy a casual game with friends, Table Tennis Western Australia offers a welcoming and supportive community for players of all ages and skill levels. Join TTWA today and be a part of the thriving table tennis scene in Western Australia.
