Table Tennis England launches rankings on TTE Hub with August updates and new tools

# What changed

# New features you can use right away TTE Hub's rankings section includes:

• Player history and match history views.
• Player search and visualization of ranking movements.

# What to expect about accuracy and timing During the transition to TTE Hub Table Tennis England identified a small number of historical discrepancies related to international results that also affected domestic rankings. Because of these issues:

• Members may see small variances compared with their start-of-season ranking.
• The published rankings are being treated as provisional. Table Tennis England may re-issue them on Friday 2 October.

If you cannot find yourself on the new rankings platform, confirm these two items before raising a query:

• Your Table Tennis England membership has been renewed for the 2026/27 season.
• You have taken part in a competition in the last six months.

If both conditions are met and you still cannot see your name, reach out to Table Tennis England via the contact route provided on their site.

# Guidance for officials and tournament organisers Do not switch seedings or draws to the new TTE Hub rankings until the provisional status is resolved. Officials and tournament organisers should continue to use the season-opening ratings to produce seedings or draws for upcoming competitions while the platform transition is completed.

# Where to get help and more information For step-by-step instructions on using the new rankings platform, go to the dedicated TTE Rankings Guidance page in the Table Tennis England Help Centre. The main rankings homepage on TTE Hub is the entry point for checking personal rankings and exploring the new features.

# Context on rollout This launch follows earlier communications about an improved ranking and rating engine on TTE Hub. The organisation previously delayed publication of rankings to complete the transition and address discrepancies discovered during migration.

# Practical next steps for players

• If you identify incorrect processing of August competition results, report them before the 5pm, 1 October deadline.
• Keep an eye on official communications for a potential re-issue of rankings on 2 October.

These steps will help you confirm your current standing while Table Tennis England resolves the small number of historic data issues uncovered during the platform move.