This summer, take your table tennis skills to the next level at the Fusion TTC Summer Training Camp 2026!
Whether you’re picking up a bat for the first time or looking to sharpen your competitive edge, our intensive training camp offers a fun, challenging, and supportive environment for players of all ages and abilities.
Master Class Summer Camp 2026
Camp Dates • Week 1: 20th – 24th July • Week 2: 27th – 31st July • Week 3: 24th – 28th August
Time: 10:00am – 3:00pm daily
Learn from Elite Coaches
Our experienced coaching team will help players develop technical skills, tactical awareness, footwork, consistency, and match confidence.
Coaching Team • John Dennison – Course Director • Mario Genovese – Head Coach (Weeks 1 & 2) • Desmond Douglas – Head Coach (Week 3) • Rohan Schloss – Coach
Why Attend?
✅ Expert coaching from beginner to advanced levels ✅ Improve technique, spin, footwork, and match play ✅ Build confidence and make new friends ✅ Fun and engaging training environment ✅ Suitable for all ages and abilities
Camp Fees £250 per week for members £290 per week for non-members
Our camp is built around the Fusion TTC values:
PLAY. IMPROVE. BELONG.
Places are limited, so we encourage early registration.
Fusion’s rising stars continue to make their mark, with another standout performance in the Cadet British Clubs League (CBCL) on Sunday 15th March.
The cadet league is for players under the age of 15, Fusion Cadet 1 delivered an exceptional display to secure the Division 2 title, winning all three of their matches across the final weekend. The highlight came in a dramatic final fixture, where they edged past the second-placed team (Wembely & Harrow A) with a thrilling 5–4 victory to seal top spot.
The team featured an great set of of young talent, including 11-year-old Calen Dawson, alongside Andrew Zhang and Haruki Bohl. Despite their age, the trio showed what they could do under pressure when it mattered most.
Throughout the day the Fusion’s players remained focused and determined, rising to each challenge they faced. Their ability to perform in crucial moments was a defining factor in their success.
At Fusion, success is built on more than just results. It’s the commitment to training, the teamwork, and and hard work. ONE MINDSET, ALWAYS FORWARD.
The Fusion’s young players have been on a whirlwind few weeks — and the results speak for themselves. From the Fusion TTC Elite team’s National Victory in Derby, to the youngster playing Grassroots JBCL in South Bermondsey.
Fusion TTC hosted the Junior British Clubs League (JBCL), and the atmosphere was pumping. The Fusion youngsters were focused, and ready to prove themselves. Among them, Haruki Bohl, Andrew Zhang, Alfred Morley, and Gabriel Balcerek stood out, topping Division 4 and securing a sensational triumph.
For Fusion, it’s about more than just the scoreboard. It’s the spirit, the determination, teamwork and hour of practise that these young athletes bring to every match. Their performance is a reminder of how dedication transforms potential into triumph.
The club can’t wait to see what these rising stars will do next – and for every new player walking through Fusion’s doors, there’s a clear message: put in the work, stay determined, and the rewards will follow.
Be Part of Britain’s Greatest Table Tennis Rally – Monday 9 March at Fusion!
This Monday, 9 March, Fusion Table Tennis Club invites you to take part in a truly national sporting challenge! Clubs across the UK are coming together to attempt 100,000 rallies in a single evening, and we want Fusion players, families, and friends to help us make history.
From 6:30pm to 8:30pm, all abilities are welcome to join in on 13 tables in action, playing games, recording scores, and contributing to the grand total. Whether you’re a seasoned league player or trying table tennis for the first time, your rallies count!
The evening is extra special as it will be filmed by the BBC, with Table Tennis England attending to celebrate the event and the build up to the World Team Championships, and to support local clubs. This is a fantastic chance to be part of a national story while enjoying the fun, fast-paced atmosphere that Fusion is known for.
We’d also like to give special thanks to the New Bermondsey Sports Foundation (NBSF), who have supported Fusion for over 10 years, helping us bring the community together through sport, activities, and opportunities for all ages. Their continued support makes events like this possible and strengthens our mission to make table tennis accessible and fun for everyone in the South Bermondsey area. You can learn more about their work here: NBSF.
Everyone Welcome Bring your friends, family, and your love of table tennis. Every rally counts toward the UK’s total, and your participation helps Fusion contribute to this national record.
Location: Fusion Table Tennis Club, South Bermondsey Time: Monday 9 March, 6:30–8:30pm BBC filming 13 tables – all abilities welcome
Join us and make your mark in Britain’s biggest table tennis rally!
Fusion Table Tennis Club has reached a historic milestone: for the first time ever, our boys’ team has won the Premier Division of the Youth British Clubs League (YBCL). This is the culmination of years of dedication, talent, and teamwork, and it’s a story that every club member can relate to.
Credit goes out to all the player in the squad.
Weekend One – Setting the Pace
Larry Trumpauskas – a consistent force, winning key matches to give Fusion an early edge.
Francesco Bonato – demonstrated calm under pressure, crucial in tight five-set matches.
Peadar Sheridan – guided the team with youthful experience and determination, helping secure first place after the first weekend.
Weekend Two – Cementing the Title
Larry Trumpauskas and Francesco Bonato maintained their form.
Rohan Dani stepped in brilliantly, winning vital matches.
Peadar Sheridan, though unable to play due to illness, provided invaluable support and encouragement from the sidelines.
Together, this team showed resilience and teamwork that went beyond individual talent.
Fusion’s journey to gold has been a long one. Last season, the team came agonizingly close to winning, only to lose the title by a single point. After taking a commanding 3-0 lead over champions Grantham Academy, Fusion were unable to close out the final match, leaving them with a silver medal. That experience became a driving force behind this year’s success.
For Fusion Table Tennis Club, this season’s triumph in the Youth British Clubs League (YBCL) Premier Division is more than a title; it is the culmination of years of effort, resilience, and dedication. The story of how a group of young players, guided experience of Larry Trumpauskas and the passion of Francesco Bonato, turned near heartbreak into historic victory reads like a tale of heroism.
The journey began with familiar faces taking the court on the first weekend of matches with the new addition of Peader Sheridan playing for the first time in the premier division. Local boy Larry , with his characteristic calm under pressure, led the charge, while Francesco brought driven by a steely determination, and Peadar Sheridan’s steady hand guided the team through tense encounters. Together, they navigated through every match , every five-set thriller, and emerged at the end of the weekend at the top of the Premier Division standings. Their teamwork, their courage, and their willingness to fight for every point set the tone for the season.
The second weekend brought a change in the lineup, as Rohan Dani stepped in to join Larry and Francesco. Peadar, though sidelined by illness, remained a vital presence, helping the team from the sidelines. It was a weekend that demanded grit. Each match tested the young athletes’ nerve, with moments where victory hung by a single point. the started of the first day with a fantastic 6-0 over Draycott, then went of to take down Plymouth 5-1. Both matches were closed than the scoreline suggests, But each of the rose to the occasion, with Larry and Francesco sustaining their relentless form and Rohan delivering vital victories that kept Fusion in command.
The 4-2 defeat to eBaTT on Saturday evening was difficult one to accept, with three five-setters that could have swung either way. Max Radiven’s 3-2 (10-12, 11-9, 11-8, 11-13, 11-7) win over Rohan Dani could have been different, but matches are won and lost on small things. That was the teams only defeat, as they secure two draws by both Woodford and Grantham on Sunday – coming from 3-2 down on each occasion. This was enough to secure the points need to become the British Champions.
None of this would have been possible without the wider Fusion community. Coaches, volunteers, and club members have created an environment where young players can grow, develop, and thrive. Special recognition must go to the New Bermondsey Foundation Charity, whose support and provision of a home for Fusion has been pivotal in giving these young athletes the space to reach their potential.
Fusion TTC’s story this season is more than a tale of victories and losses; it is a story of resilience, dedication, and teamwork. For every member of the club, it is a reminder that persistence pays off, setbacks are merely stepping stones, and true heroism is found in the courage to keep striving until the goal is achieved.
