Noosa Table Tennis

Noosa Table Tennis table tennis for all

03/05/2026

Come down and have a hit from 6.45pm Wednesday noosa leisure centre.
Don't need to bring a partner, there is always someone to play, we can even pop you in the comp at your level. youngest we have is 5 oldest is 80 so all welcome, we have bats its $7 a hit, no reason not to come down.

We have a robot and a coach if you want to improve your game.

04/03/2026

Warming up

04/03/2026

Heaps of fun on a Wednesday night, all are welcome,we have bats to use and coaching, super friendly , see you soon

What a great year we had at Noosa Table Tennis so good to see the juniors stepping up and rising through the ranks, the...
29/12/2024

What a great year we had at Noosa Table Tennis so good to see the juniors stepping up and rising through the ranks, the Christmas break up was great with pizzas a big hit , see you all next year from 29th jan, and remember winners are grinners

Always good to play against sunshine Coast table tennis club, some good young players, we played 3 matches and won all ...
28/10/2024

Always good to play against sunshine Coast table tennis club, some good young players, we played 3 matches and won all 3 so a fantastic result for noosa.

28/10/2024

Great to see so many plays of all levels having fun

Magicians have One Trick Too Many for the TornadoesThe Tornadoes were the warm favourites on finals night at the Noosa T...
22/04/2023

Magicians have One Trick Too Many for the Tornadoes

The Tornadoes were the warm favourites on finals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club. They had dominated proceedings during the rounds and were expected to prevail over their less credentialled rivals, the Magicians. However finals night at the club has a habit of being full of surprises. And so it proved to be. It was a night of mixed fortunes, the winner only known at the eleventh hour.

Early in the night saw the clash of two club heavyweights with Jonas Campbell taking out Steve Gardner 11-8, 14-12, 4-11, 11-9. This was the start of a run for the Magicians winning 8 of the next 11 matches to establish a handy 9-6 lead. In this run Rita Malik for the Magicians had just got home against the better performing Joe Laffey, winning 9-11, 5-11, 11-6, 11-9, 13-11.

However it was Martyn Clarke, the Jerkyll and Hyde of Noosa table tennis, who stopped the rot. He unexpectedly beat his eternal rival Jonas Campbell winning 11-8, 11-9, 5-11, 11-8.

The Tornadoes continued to drag themselves back into contention to make it 9 all. The tide had turned. The Tornadoes now looked to be in the box seat as the three remaining matches heavily favoured them. However the Tornadoes had not factored in the upset of the night that was about to befall them.

And it was Rita Malik who again did the damage, doing the near impossible and taking the shine off Martyn Clarke’s earlier triumph winning 11-9. 11-9, 4-11, 4-11, 11-3. In the end the Magicians had one trick too many, ultimately prevailing 11-10 on the night.

Player of the match was Rita Malik who proved to be wafer-thing difference between the two teams.

21/10/2022

Is there any garage table tennis players at home who think they cant be beaten or have never been beaten if so pop down on Wednesdays from 6.45pm,someone here may change your mind

David and Goliath Clash in Table Tennis FinalsFinals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club was supposed to be a straightf...
21/10/2022

David and Goliath Clash in Table Tennis Finals

Finals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club was supposed to be a straightforward
affair, on paper at least. It was a clash between a David and Goliath – a clash
between the Vipers who were undefeated throughout the rounds and the Smashers
who had struggled just to get into the finals. It was said the Vipers would only need
to turn up to take the title.
Things started off uneventfully. The early part of the clash between this David and
Goliath went accordingly to form with the score at 3-3 all, then 4-4 all. A critical
turning point was now reached. In a match where the combatants were evenly
matched the Smashers’ Alan Franks defeated the Vipers’ Chris Strybos to put the
Smashers ahead with an improbable 5-4 lead.
And there was more to come. In a crucial doubles match the Smashers’ Alan
Lawson and Joe Laffey just squeezed past the Vipers’ Eli Kalugin and Blake Wyer
winning 13-11 in the fifth game.
Surprisingly the underdog Smashers had now skipped ahead to hang onto a slender
7-6 lead. The unthinkable was suddenly becoming thinkable. The Smashers dared to
think they were in with a chance.
It was then the Vipers inexplicably collapsed, losing the next 4 singles to surrender
the crown they thought was theirs for the taking. In the end the Smashers had
snatched the title from their betters in a comfortable 11-7. Things had not played out
according to the script.
And ‘Man of the Match’? It could only be Jonas Campbell who did the heavy lifting
for the Smashers. He won both his doubles games and his 3 singles including the
defeat of club heavyweight Greg Yu to bring off an unlikely outcome.

12/09/2022

Always good fun on Wednesday nights from 6.45pm come down for a hit all are welcome

Magicians Pull a Rabbit out of the HatFinals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club can be full of surprises. However the ...
22/06/2022

Magicians Pull a Rabbit out of the Hat

Finals night at the Noosa Table Tennis Club can be full of surprises. However the warm favourites on the night were the Magicians who had dominated proceedings during the rounds and who were expected to prevail over their less credentialled rivals, the Crackers.

Spectators didn’t have to wait long for the first upset of the night. It came in the first match when wannabe Moses Kim (Magicians) just got home against heavyweight Greg Yu (Crackers) winning 11-9 in the 5th game. Magicians were now in the box seat. In a clash between two rising junior stars, the more experienced 15 year old Peter Enklemann (Magicians) took out 13 year old Blake Wyer (Crackers) 3 games to 1 to bring the score to 4 all. It was still anyone’s game.

Both teams spent the night shadowing each other. Neither team could get a break on their adversaries. And no stage did either team get more than one match ahead of the other. Coming up to the last match of the night Magicians found themselves in the invidious position of being 10-9 down – they would need to the win the last doubles to square the contest. Luckily Rita Malik and Peter Enklemann (Magicians) were able to pull the fat out of the fire. They comfortably took care of doubles combination James Zhang and Blake Wyer (Crackers) 11-9, 11-7, 11-5. The Magicians had hung on.

So at the end of the night Magicians and Crackers were locked together at 10 matches all. Only a countback could separate them. Even then Magicians could only squeeze pass their rivals by the narrowest of margins, finally triumphing 44 games to 43.

Man of the Match, John Nilsson had done the heavy lifting for the Crackers winning his 3 singles and both his doubles matches. But in the end, it was not enough.

Noosa table tennis is on at the Noosa leisure center from 6.30pm every Wednesday, come down for a hit all are welcome.

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Noosa Leisure Centre 9 Wallace Drive
Noosaville, QLD
4566

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6:30pm - 9:30pm

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+61432049524

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