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The Bobby Thomson Challenge Cup 2026
Welcome to the Bobby Thomson Challenge Cup, an Inverclyde-wide Table Tennis competition for people of all ages and abilities. The competition finals night will take place Monday 9 November 2026. There are different categories to accommodate players of all levels. If you would like to enter or are interested in finding out more, please use the contact form.
About the Bobby Thomson Challenge Cup
Bobby Thomson was passionate about the benefits of sport and in particular, Table Tennis. Bobby lived until he was 92 and made sure he kept physically active by playing Table Tennis, dancing and walking his dog. He coached until he was in his late 80s and established Table Tennis groups in Inverclyde and further afield. The Bobby Thomson Challenge Cup is open to Inverclyde Table Tennis players of all levels living in Inverclyde. This Cup is a way to keep Bobby's memory alive and to ensure his legacy lives on. The Bobby Thomson Challenge Cup is the ultimate Inverclyde Table Tennis competition. It brings together people from all over Inverclyde to showcase skills and compete in different categories. Individual age categories, and more are just some of the opportunities to play and win prizes! More on this later. In the meantime, work is going on behind the scenes to make this Challenge Cup the very best it can be.
Places to play
Monday @ Inverkip Community Hub 7.30pm - 9pm
Tuesday/Thursday @ Lyle Gateway 10.30am - 12.30pm
Tuesday @ Branchton Community Centre 7pm - 9pm. Please note, coaching is available (from former Scottish and British champions) all players welcome.
Useful links
https://nationalcentreinverclyde.org.uk
Background reading https://www.greenocktelegraph.co.uk/news/25533808.new-table-tennis-challenge-take-place-across-inverclyde/
Train. Play. Improve.

Enter our competition
Reach out with your enquiries, collaborations, and sign up for Challenge Cup updates or ask any questions you may have. Please fill out the form below and we will get back to you.
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