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An all-British final in men’s singles class 8 was the highlight at the ITTF Greek Para Open in Argostoli on Saturday 1st October, Aaron McKibbin beating Billy Shilton. Meanwhile, Commonwealth champions Jack Hunter-Spivey (men’s class 5) and Joshua Stacey (men’s class 9) together with Fliss Pickard (women’s class 6-7) all took gold in their respective […]
Recently crowned Commonwealth champions Jack Hunter-Spivey and Joshua Stacey are included in a 17-strong British squad for the Greek Para Open taking place in Argostoli on the island of Kefalonia from Friday 30th September to Sunday 2nd October. Rio 2016 Paralympic champion Rob Davies will be hoping to follow up his gold medal in men’s […]
Gold medallist at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, on Saturday 14th May, Ukraine’s Maryna Lytovchenko emerged the most successful player on duty at the ITTF Slovenia Para Open 2022 in Lasko. The 30-year-old from Kyiv completed a clean sweep and in doing so became the first player to secure all three available titles at the […]
The funds were raised via the charity’s Heart v Lungs 2.0 virtual challenge event. Participants could pick either Team Heart or Team Lungs and then walk, run, jog or roll anywhere to cover ground for their team. All the distance covered went towards their team’s total. The two teams raced across a virtual map from Harefield Hospital to Sydney, Australia. Each team was led by a celebrity team captain. Team Heart was led by actress and singer Claire Sweeney while Team Lungs was led by Paralympic table tennis players Aaron McKibbin and Will Bayley. The charity’s COVID-19 Relief F...
Actress and singer Claire will captain Team Heart while Bayley and Mckibbin will jointly captain Team Lungs. They will raise funds for NHS staff and patients at that have been on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic. Heart v Lungs is a virtual challenge which anyone can do wherever they are and whatever their level of fitness. Participants choose a team, Heart or Lungs, and then all the distance they cover is added to their team’s total. Team members can be sponsored and all the proceeds will go towards Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospital Charity’s COVID-19 Relief Fund.