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ETTA Table Tennis Awards - Under 16's

ETTA ( English Table Tennis Awards ) presented to our table tennis players.

ETTA Table Tennis Awards - Over 16's

ETTA ( English Table Tennis Awards ) presented to our table tennis players.

ETTA Table Tennis Awards - Adults

ETTA ( English Table Tennis Awards ) presented to our table tennis players.

Mr S. Marway - Jack Petchey award

The Jack Petchey award was awarded to Mr S Marway in 2009.

Mr Amarjit Sehmbi

Born in 1957, Amarjit Sehmbi (Ami) was the eldest of three brothers
and son of a father who had been a county standard hockey player.
At the age of thirteen his father introduced him to squash and the
beginning of a successful sporting career began.

Read the complete story here ( link opens a pdf document )

Mr Jagpal Sehmbi ( Boys under 15 Squash )

Ranking
Essex County Ranking : 2
National ranking +20

History
I started playing squash with my dad at the age of 10. I am currently a member and training at Connaught Squash Club in Chingford, under the guidance of coach Dave Webster.

Achievements (09/10)

• Represented Essex in the Inter County Championships

• Played in the East Regional England Squad that lost in the final of the National Regional Championships

Tournaments played – (08/09) Positions

• Redbridge Classic 6th

• Limpsfield Junior/open 8th

• TWP Surrey Junior/open 4th

• Redbridge Classic Junior/open 1st

• East Regional Closed Junior/open 3rd

• Peter Nicol Moreton Hall Junior/open 1st

• Finchley Manor Middlesex Junior/open 3rd

• Cadman University of Essex Junior/open 2nd

• Essex Junior/open 2nd

Tournaments to play (10/11)

• Wimbledon Junior open

• Essex Junior open

• Offord Esporta Junior/open

• Redbridge Junior/open

• Hammersmith Junior/open

• Suffolk Junior/open

• Hertfordshire Junior/open

• Coventry and North Warwickshire Junior/open

• Nottingham Junior/open

• Bexley Junior/open

• Connaught Junior/open

• Eoruish Riviera Junior/open

• The Wyeliffe Junior/open

• Martlesham Junior/open

• Tecnifibre British Junior Championships

• Tecnifibre British Junior/open

• Tecnifibre English Junior Championships

Aims
I am hoping to reach the top 10 in the under 15’s by the end of the year 2010. Then I will try to reach the top 10 in the National Rankings list before my 15th birthday.

12th July 2010

Golf Player of the year, 2 years running

Bhupinder Singh Jandu has become the golf player of the year for 2 years running. To see further photos of the golf and other activities, please visit our photos section.

20th May 2010

Fencing champion at the age of 16

Amol Singh Rattan has acheived many fencing awards from a young age.

Some background information about Rattan.

I began Fencing in January 2006 and have since excelled by winning

• The Challenge International de Dieppe U15 – France 2008

• Winning the Leon Paul Junior Series 2008,

• Representing the Great Britain National Foil Cadet Team 2008-2010 on the European circuit,
  (Italy, Bratislava, Germany , France and Poland)

• Winning the Great Britain Cadet Championships 2009

• Winning the Eastern Regions U 18 Foile Championships 2010

• Finally securing my place to represent Great Britain in the Junior & Cadet World Championships to be held this April 2010 in Azerbaijan after gaining 9th place in the European nominated competition held in Bratislavaon 13th February 2010.

• At the Cadet Word Championships I was able to secure a positions of 29th in the world having beaten the current European Bronze medallist “ Ilya Degtyarev “of Russia I made my place in the top 32 fencer. It was here that I was faced with the one of my biggest challenges as a fencer my draw was with the Current 2009 Cadet World Champion Lorenzo Nista of Italy.
  

It was indeed an unbelievable experience which I will never forget and one which will certainly help me to develop in this sport.

• On my return from the world I won the British Youth Championships 2010 in Sheffield.
  

I am honoured to represent Great Britainas an Ambassador for Fencing and am indeed honoured to be selected as a sportsman for the United Khalsa Sports Academy U.K

As an athlete/fencer striving for better and faster performances, I must be able to attend competitions both nationally and internationally. All this travel, accommodation and equipment come at a price. A price that all athletes must pay - but find difficult.

With a helping hand of the United Khalsa Sports Academy UK , athletes like me will receive vital support morally and monetarily to cover these costs.
“With Guru jis Kirpa I hope and Pray that the U.K.S.A will continue to help, assist and sustain the development of champions of the future.

20th May 2010