STURT TABLE TENNIS CLUBThe Sturt Table Tennis Club, one of the most successful clubs in South Australia and is the only Club to own its own premises.
The club caters for social players and those players who would like to take the sport a little more seriously. The Club has players of all levels including both junior & senior members who are Nationally ranked. The Club is recognized for its friendliness and is the major table tennis club within the South - Eastern suburbs.
If you require further information or have questions regarding the Sturt Table Tennis Club, we can be contacted through sturt@sttc.org.au. All emails will be responded to as soon as possible. Or you may phone the Club on 8297 0233.
We have a dedicated table tennis venue of 6 championship tables, each of which has its own enclosed court area, a wooden floor & excellent overhead lighting. A canteen is available to those in attendance.
And we have an incredible range of available facilities for use by both guests & members:
• 6 enclosed table tennis courts
• Canteen Facilities
• Lounge area with TV
• Competition & Social Play
• Coaching for both juniors and advanced players
• Parking
The Club has a limited liquor licence and is conveniently located just off South Road at 7, Albert Street, Clarence Gardens 5039 - 6 Table Stadium. Players may use the parking within the adjoining Avoca Hotel car park.
The Junior "Smash Hit" table tennis program starts at Sturt on Saturday, 26th July 2008 at 9.00AM to 11.00AM. This fun program is for juniors between 8 and 13 years of age. The Program will be played simultaneously at the Sturt, Woodville, Brighton and East Adelaide Clubs each Saturday Morning. Smash Hit is also played at the Tea Tree Gully Club on Tuesday Evenings.
Jessica Cabban has been appointed as the Sports Development Officer (TTSDO) for Table Tennis SA Inc. Jessica is working on promoting the new Smash Hit Program through primary schools and is also liaising with the Office for Sport and Recreation to also use school networks to assist in the promotion.
Jessica has previously worked as a sports development officer with the City of Onkaparinga and brings much expertise and experience to TTSA.
Jessica sees enormous potential for the program as table tennis has recently become the largest sport in the world and is an Olympic sport, a sport played indoors and with no physical contact, is safe and supervised and above all is very affordable.
The 2008/2009 Summer Season competition commences in September 2008, if you would like to join the biggest and most successfull summer competition in Adelaide please contact either Eugene Herman or Alan Herman or simly send us an email.
Congratulations to Gerrard Smith, Andrew George and Ashley Harrison on winning the TTSA Winter Pennant Division 6 Championship.
The Club no longer holds a practice night on Friday Nights. Instead there is a social play night on Thursday evenings that is organized by a separate committee. Players are most welcome to attend with the cost being $3.00 each Thursday evening.
Like reading? Here is something interesting: The History of Table Tennis.
Here is a great game for those who have Flash and the Internet.