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After four years of being an outlet for preteen and teenage boys, Smash is closing its doors, hopefully only temporarily. Sitting in the heart of Reid Street, Smash has been a safe haven for young and old, corporate types, families and all of those ...

Saltus Grammar School filled all four over-16 semi-final positions at the Bermuda School Sports Federation senior school table tennis tournament at Smash! Table Tennis on Reid Street on Tuesday. Julian Grant defeated John Ewles in straight sets in th...

Myron Piper played in his first US Open table tennis tournament just before Christmas, reaching the over-50s mixed doubles final and the men’s 4200 doubles quarter-finals. Piper, a former Bermuda footballer, also reached the men’s over 60s round of...

Three young table tennis players will look to serve up a treat when they become the first junior team to represent Bermuda at an overseas tournament in almost 30 years. Michael Spence-Durrant, 10, Jeremiah Samuels, 13, and Jehziyh Rawlins, 12, are to...

As my father Mansfield “Bojangles” Smith leaves us, I want to say thank you to a wonderful man who inspired me to be the best that I could be. The following is a letter to my father as we bury him tomorrow. He was one of, if not, the most influential...

A summer full of table tennis and other activities is being offered by the Smash Table Tennis Club. All skill levels are welcome, whether the camper has played table tennis before or not. Table tennis is not an intimidating sport and can be enjoyed...

Bermuda will participate in the first World Table Tennis day on Monday and the public are being encouraged to take part. A Fun Fest will be held at the front of City Hall, with food, games, prizes and music all part of the event. For more information...

Promoting the Island as a tourist destination through table tennis may be a first, but then few others members of the North American Table Tennis Union can boast such a setting ... “pink sandy beaches with the sun setting in the distant horizon on a ...

Five months after opening its doors, the SMASH! Table Tennis Rec Center is living up to its potential as a recreational outlet in the heart of Hamilton. From the outside the Commercial Building at 54 Reid Street looks like just another city centre of...

SMASH! Table Tennis Recreation Centre is quickly gaining popularity. “It feels like we’ve filled a need in the community and we’re happy about that,” said owner Jaymo Durham, who runs the new, 3,800 square foot facility along with Lynwood Richardson,...

Prize money will be up for grabs for the first time at this month’s Coral Beach Clay Court Championships in a bid to breathe fresh life into the annual competition. Tournament sponsors Moet have stumped up $4,500 to be shared between the winners of t...