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Summer klaverjas on Friday 10 July 2026

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The holiday period

The holiday period has begun again.

For our youth players, this means that the Monday and Thursday training sessions are suspended.
These sessions will resume on Monday 24 August and Thursday 27 August.
John Scott will start his training sessions on Wednesday 19 August for those players who have signed up for them.

For league players taking part in the 2026 autumn youth league, there is an extra opportunity during the summer break.
During this period, they can train with the seniors.
This is possible on Monday and Thursday evenings from 8.00 pm to 9.30 pm.
Please note: these extra training sessions are intended for league players only.

For the senior players, this means that until 24 August, the hall will not open until 19:45 on Mondays and Thursdays.

And for the super-seniors (55+),  , the Friday session has been moved to 10.30–12.00.
Please note: this applies only on 10 July and 14 August, and on Fridays in between.
There are no changes to the Monday sessions.

You can find all opening hours HERE.

We wish everyone a lovely holiday period!

4th edition of the TTV Amstelveen Open a success!

See the  tournament page for a report and pictures.

Excellent performances by our junior members Justin de Witt and Lina Mansri

Justin obtained his B licence on 6 June and
Lina won the A youth ranking tournament in her age group on Sunday 29 March.
See the articles about Justin and Lina in the news.

The club does not rent out tables!

People sometimes want to hire a table from our club to play for an hour or an evening.
This is not possible because the playing facilities are for our members only.

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Our activities

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Highlighted activities

Youth competition Spring 2026

Youth Teams Finish Spring 2026 Season with Pride!

The 2026 spring competition has come to an end, and our youth section can look back with pride on a strong and memorable season. With four teams in action, there was plenty of effort, determination, and progress throughout the competition. Every player gave their best, and that gives us great confidence for the future.

The good news is that none of our teams were in danger of relegation.
And although there was no promotion this season, there are still many positive things to celebrate. Strong performances, clear improvement, and great commitment were the highlights of this competition.

Team 1 gains valuable experience in national competition

For Team 1, this was a very special season, as they played in the national competition for the first time. That was a big challenge, with strong opponents and many exciting matches. 
Although Team 1 finished in last place, that does not tell the full story. In this very strong group, the margins were extremely small: with just 2 more points, the team would already have finished 4th
Atharv and Lina showed impressive progress this season. Their development was clear to see and gives the team a lot of confidence for next year. If they continue this way, Team 1 can certainly aim for a higher position in the national competition next season.

Team 2 once again fights for the title

Team 2 once again competed in the 1st class and spent much of the season fighting for the championship. For a long time, they even held the top position in the group and looked like serious title contenders.
In the end, just like last season, they narrowly missed out on first place. The strong team from Ping Pong Alkmaar claimed the title with a lead of only 4 points.
Even so, Team 2 can be very proud of what they achieved. Elisa and Justin both made clear progress, and the team once again showed great balance and quality. Everything suggests that they will be challenging for the championship again next season.

Team 3 impresses in first season in the 3rd class

After strong results last season, Team 3 had the chance to play in the 3rd class for the first time. They took that opportunity very well and performed above expectations
With a shared 3rd place, Team 3 showed that they fully belong at this level. Yichen, Roy, and Dhruv won many important matches, while Sebastiaan also showed clear improvement. 
One of this team’s biggest strengths is their excellent effort in training. Their hard work is clearly starting to pay off. If this progress continues, they have every chance of fighting for promotion to the 2nd class next season.

Team 4 shines with excellent second place

Team 4 enjoyed a fantastic season. After one year in the duo competition, they played in the regular competition for the first time — and they did so in impressive style. 
With two new players, Avyukth and Silas, the team gained extra strength and stability. Together, they helped deliver many strong performances and excellent results. In the end, Team 4 earned a superb 2nd place
A special mention goes to team captain Aadi, who won all 24 of his matches. That is an outstanding achievement and something he can be incredibly proud of. 
Here too, hard work in training is bringing rewards. Expectations for next season are already very high. 

A season full of growth and promise

Overall, this has been a season full of effort, enjoyment, improvement, and strong performances. There may not have been a promotion this time, but the progress made by all of our youth players is very clear to see.
Players, coaches, team leaders, and parents can all be extremely proud of what has been achieved together.

Would you like to join next season?

Would you like to play in the competition next season? Or would you like to get more information about how the competition works? Then you can contact us at jeugd@ttvamstelveen.nl.
Who knows — maybe you will be part of one of our teams next season!

Latest news of TTV Amstelveen

competitions and tournaments
Justin de Witt earns his B licence in impressive style

On Saturday, 6 June, Justin de Witt succeeded in earning his B licence in impressive fashion.  During the B-Youth Qualification Ranking Tournament, organised by the NTTB in Pannerden, 24 players competed for just 4 available places that would earn them a B licence. The competition

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activities
Summer klaverjas evening on 10 July 2026

For all members (incl. one guest) of TTV Amstelveen.  On Friday, July 10 at 8.00PM (doors open at 7:45 PM) there will be another enjoyable klaverjas evening in the canteen of our table tennis club.  Participation is once again free, with refreshments in between. Drinks are available at the

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activities
France – Netherlands 24 – 26

Bloemenlust/TTV Amstelveen vs Villepreux/SQYPING Exchange Match Last Friday, 15 May, 10 players from ATC Bloemenlust and TTV Amstelveen travelled to France for a friendly match against Villepreux/SQYPING. From Bloemenlust: Bart, Karel, Dirk and Danny. From Amstelveen: Arjan, Ladi, Sheila, Jeffrey, Guus and Brian. Monique (Brian’s wife)

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competitions and tournaments
TTV Amstelveen Open 2026 – volunteers needed

Brian van den Heuvel, organiser of the TTV Amstelveen Open 2026, wrote the following appeal to members (and hopefully with just as much success as in previous years):  Dear members and parents of youth members, The registration for the TTV Amstelveen Open 2026 tournament is at

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training
Opening hours for youth training sessions

Guus Korper sent the following message to the youth members: To all junior members of TTV Amstelveen, There has been some uncertainty about the opening times of TTV Amstelveen for the junior players. With this email, we would like to clarify when we are open and

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in the news
Marco Mogendorff receives a royal honour!

We sincerely congratulate Marco Mogendorff on his royal honour (Member of the Order of Orange-Nassau). See the article in the Amstelveens Nieuwsblad (in Dutch), which also features the group photo taken by Christ Clijsen. From this article: 24 April 2026 AMSTELVEENOn Friday morning, as part of

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activities
Game11/ Butterfly NL Testevent on 21 May 2026

On Thursday 21 May, a Game11/Butterfly NL Test Event will take place at the canteen of  TTV Amstelveen. Table tennis shop and sponsor Game11 will be there from 7.30 pm. They will set up a sales stand and have a range of demo bats ready for

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