THE fixtures for the 2025/26 West Cornwall Table Tennis League season have been announced.

Like last year there are four divisions – the Premier Division down to the Third Division.

Champions Bridge A, who are based at Carnkie Village Hall between Camborne and Redruth, saw off their Bridge B and C counterparts last time out and name an unchanged team as David Plumb, Paul Jenkin and Karim Ali look to retain their title.

Last year’s Bridge B and C teams have swapped over, meaning Tom Clack, Kelly Plumb and Callan Hurst will be the B squad with last year’s runners-up – Keith Swain, Steve Lobb, Malcolm Peters and Mike Kent as the C team.

The two new sides to the division are Bridge E and Godolphin A – the latter based in Helston. They won the title with Bridge E as runners-up.

The Premier will see 22 matches per side, as will divisions one and two. the Third Division has 10 teams.

The season gets underway the week commencing Monday, September 29 and runs right through until late March with the odd week set aside for cup competitions and the Christmas break.

Match night one sees Bridge A welcome their D counterparts while Godolphin start at St Austell A on September 30. Bridge E make the trip down to Sennen to tackle Mounts Bay A.

Penpol A and Creekside A will both look to launch a promotion push from the First Division having been relegated.

They start at home to St Austell D and Falmouth Docks B respectively.

League newcomers Cape Cornwall B head up to Truro to tackle People’s Palace B, while the other promoted side, Penpol B, go to St Austell C on September 29.

Godolphin C and Falmouth C were both from relegated to Division Two and start at home to St Agnes B and Redruth Cricket Club respectively.

The two promoted sides from the Third Division – Falmouth Docks D and their People’s Palace counterparts – meet at the Dracaena Centre on the Tuesday.

The Third Division is up to ten teams from seven last year, including relegated duo Mounts Bay D and Godolphin E and two St Austell teams, with the Saints having seven sides across the four leagues.

Week One fixtures: Premier Division – Monday: St Austell A v Godolphin A; Tuesday: Cape Cornwall A v St Austell B; Bridge A v Bridge D; Mounts Bay A v Bridge E; Wednesday: Bridge B v Falmouth Docks A; Thursday: Bridge C v People’s Palace A.

First Division – Monday: St Austell C v Penpol B; Penpol A v St Austell D; Tuesday: Creekside A v Falmouth Docks B; Mounts Bay B v Creekside B; Mounts Bay C v Godolphin B; People’s Palace B v Cape Cornwall B.

Second Division – Monday: Godolphin C v St Agnes B; Tuesday: Creekside C v St Austell E; Falmouth Docks C v Redruth Cricket Club; Falmouth Docks D v People’s Palace D; Wednesday: St Agnes A v Nets and Edges; People’s Palace C v Cape Cornwall C.

Third Division – Monday: Godolphin E v Perranzubuloe; Cape Cornwall D v Falmouth Docks E; Tuesday: Mounts Bay D v Creekside D; Wednesday: Godolphin D v St Austell F.