North Shore Seniors League Announcement

Registration for NSSL Season 7 will begin on Monday, October 4, 2021.

Entry forms and league rules will also be available online at  the league website once it is updated. Deadline for entry will be Friday, October 15, 2021 .You can see season 6 at: www.tournamentsoftware.com/sport/tournament.aspx?id=9809BDE9-E342-433F-B99E-0A49CBF4AA14

League starts  Wednesday October 20, 2021 and ends Wednesday, December 15, 2021.  

League Format

Teams shall consist of 2-5 players – Teams may add or replace players during the season with committee approval.

Team Matches will consist of a total of 5 Matches.

Before each team match, the captain of each team shall select 2 or 3 players and designate them as players A, B, C or X, Y, Z as determined by a draw.

The playing order shall be as set out on score sheets. Example: A vs X, B vs Y, A vs Y, B vs X 

Doubles match (played by any 2 players from each team)
A & C vs X & Z

Teams will play best 3 out of 5 games to 11 rally points (win by two points). The team that wins 3 of the 5 matches shall win the team match, however all game matches should be played as Team ranking will be based on 2 points for each game match won, and 1 point for Game Match lost. Individual Ranking will also be based on the same point system. Results will be posted online weekly.


Rules are based on International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) rules. Non-white clothing to be worn during matches. Appropriate footwear-court shoes with non-marking soles
Players may be required to umpire their own matches

Host Venue: North Shore Table Tennis Club at 1555 Forbes Street North Vancouver.  

Match Time: All matches will start at 11:00 am – Warm-Up: Begins at 10:30 am

Fees: A onetime $75 team entry fee.  The team entry fee is payable by cheque (made to North Shore Table Tennis Club); by cash, E-Transfer, or Debit/Credit card at the club (a 5% fee applies for Debit/Credit card).

Player Match Day Fees to be waived thanks to a seniors grant from CNV. 

All team members must be members of the North Shore Table Tennis Society -sign up at: http://nsttc.ca/become-a-society-member/

Equipment: Tables and nets approved by league committee. Balls: White 3* ITTF approved balls.

 Trophies and prizes: TBD.

League co-chairs: Mike Dumler & Luba Sadovska, Committee members: Paul Edwards & Arn Coleman.  

For More information contact:

Mike Dumler, League co-chair,  E-mail: mike@mdumler.ca ; Phone: Cell 604-340-6774, Home 604-684-6912 – Or Luba Sadovska, League Co-chair Email: info@nsttc.ca , Phone 604-209-7037.

Author: admin

ABOUT ME I am a union and community activist with varied interests. These include: Politics, Social Justice, Canadian literature, the Opera, Theater, photography, golf (when it is not too serious), and walking the sea wall (when it is not raining too hard). I have also re-discovered my passion for Table Tennis, as both a sport and Leisure activity. In the fall of 2007 I suddenly lost my partner and the Love of my Life – Barb Brown. Included in her legacy to me are many fond memories, a wonderful family, and some very special friendships, and some of the more refined interests noted above. As an avid reader and CBC fan – I have yet to pick the winner on CBC’s “Canada Reads”. But I have found winners in the books nominated. One of my favorites is “Rock Bound” by Frank Parker Day – I recommend clearing your schedule before starting to read it. Since one of my two Bengal cats is named Rebus, some of you will rightly assume I am an Ian Rankin fan. My other cat is named Theo (short for Theophilus, which was the name of a character on the series Buck Rogers in the 25th Century). So in spite of my passion for Can Lit, I also enjoy good movies, mysteries, historical fiction, science fiction, and even non-fiction. In the non-fiction category; the Golden Spruce is one of my favorites, and is so well written that it was like reading a novel. Unfortunately my favourite bookseller Duthie Books closed at the end of February 2010. I am currently in the process of winding up AMM First Services Ltd,the consulting company I set up with my kids after retiring from CUPE in 2009.While The work I have been doing for Unions, NGO’s and non-profits has been rewarding, I am looking forward to devoting more time to my other interest.