28 September 2026

Here are the winners from the Pongbot Cambridge Weekly Open on 28 September 2026…

Group 1 – Andrii Paniushkin

Group 2 – Ben Allinson

Group 3 – Christopher Burdon

Group 4 – Mark Albertella

You can view all positions here: https://slicewin.com/clubs/cambridge-weekly-open/tournaments/ZnoZgbk53xD5yGJTdI7C

And here is ranking leaderboard: https://slicewin.com/clubs/cambridge-weekly-open/ranking?activity=Table+Tennis&format=singles

In group 1, Andrii Paniushkin was in fine form, winning all three matches in a very strong group. His topspin attacking consistency was excellent all evening and he dropped only one game to Nathan Shtilerman. Daniel Hearne-Potton made also made a strong debut, winning two hard fought matches 3-2.

In group 2, Ben Allinson continued his good form, winning all three matches 3-0, which moves Ben up to number 7 in the overall leaderboard. This puts Ben in contention for playing in the top group for the next tournament. The highlight match was between Nilanjana Datta and Zayn Saleh, which finished 3-2. The junior player pushed Nilanjana all the way, but it was Nilanjana who took the victory, winning the deciding game 11-8.

In group 3, Chris Burdon took the top spot with three wins without dropping a game. Rayyan Saleh – the youngest competitor to take part in the Cambridge Weekly Open so far – picked a win with a 3-0 victory over William Sie.

In group 4, Mark Albertella made an impressive debut, winning all three matches. He was pushed very close by Jenny MacMillan who took a 2-0 lead, but Mark came back to win the next three games and win 3-2. The other standout match was Jenny Martin’s 3-2 win over Jenny MacMillan. It was a very close match, which could have gone either way.

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A big thank you to everyone who took part. If you want to take part in the next tournament, please sign up on the enter page.

And a big thank you to Pongbot for sponsoring the Cambridge Weekly Open.