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PG Mutual Senior Table Tennis Championships
David Ross Sports Village, University of Nottingham, University Park, Nottingham, NG7 2RD
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Friday 1 – Sunday 3 March 2019
David Ross Sports Village
University of Nottingham
The PG Mutual National Championships is where the best players in England showcase their formidable skills as they battle for national glory. They include Olympians, Paralympians and Commonwealth Games medallists, meaning the tournament is THE place to see world-class players on home ground.
The event runs from 9am on Friday March 1, with the semi-final and finals scheduled for Sunday March 3. The Saturday also features para competitions, including 2016 Rio Paralympic champion Will Bayley and current world champion and Commonwealth gold medallist Ross Wilson.
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