Colebridge Table Tennis Club in Solihull stands as the premier table tennis hub for Birmingham and Solihull. Led by passionate organiser John Overton, the club has recently secured funding from The Inclusive Communities Fund, reinforcing its dedication to inclusivity and community involvement.
As a key part of the Colebridge Young Peoples Club, John ensures that the club remains committed to offering young players high-quality coaching and development opportunities. From training beginners to fostering top-tier talent, the club supports youth development at every level.
Colebridge's influence extends to county championships, with the Warwickshire Junior 1st Team clinching second place in the top Division and the Warwickshire Veteran Teams putting in strong performances. These results showcase the club's drive to nurture competitive talent.
Honouring the club's legends is also important to John, as seen in the celebration of John Overton's 80th birthday, highlighting the deep appreciation for its history and legacy.
John's efforts don't stop at the competitive scene. Colebridge encourages participation across all levels, with the club's members, including Rex Ho, Sean Lee, Jaymas Ng, and Jack Mobberley, representing Tudor Grange Academy Solihull in the Warwickshire Schools Area Finals. This involvement underscores the club's commitment to promoting table tennis in schools and local communities.
Regular open sessions are a staple at Colebridge, providing members and guests opportunities to hone their skills and enjoy the game. Whether you're a seasoned player or just starting out, you'll find a welcoming and inclusive environment here.
To support the club's sustainability, John encourages members and the community to register with easyfundraising.org.uk. This allows them to contribute to Colebridge's funding without any extra cost.
Whether you're aiming to compete at a high level or looking to build your skills, Colebridge Table Tennis Club in Solihull offers an environment for everyone. With a steadfast focus on community engagement, youth development, and competitive play, Colebridge continues to lead the way in table tennis.
