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Page 1 E N G L I S H T a B L E T E N N I S a S S O C I a T I O N L T D ENGLISH TABLE TENNIS ASSOCIATION LTD COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS - DIVISIONS - SEASON 2011-2012 SENIORS 49 Teams Premier Avon Berkshire 1 Cornwall 1 Derbyshire Essex 1 Middlesex 1 Nottinghamshire Sussex 1 8 1A Bedfordshire Lancashire Leicestershire 1 Lincolnshire South Yorkshire Suffolk 1 Yorkshire 1 Yorkshire 2 8 1B Buckinghamshire Devonshire 1 Glamorgan Hertfordshire Kent 1 Middlesex 2 Warwickshire 1 Worcestershire 8 2A Cheshire 1 Cheshire 2 Leicestershire 2 Northamptonshire Northumberland Warwickshire 2 6 2B Cornwall 2 Devonshire 2 Dorset 1 Dorset 2 Gloucestershire Somerset 6 2C Cambridgeshire 1 Cambridgeshire 2 Essex 2 Norfolk Oxfordshire Suffolk 2 6 2D Berkshire 2 Hampshire Kent 2 Surrey 1 Surrey 2 Sussex 2 Sussex 3 7 JUNIORS 50 Teams Premier Berkshire Cleveland Essex 1 Kent Middlesex 1 Sussex 1 Warwickshire Yorkshire 1 8 1A Cheshire 1 Essex 2 Hertfordshire Lincolnshire 1 Northants 1 Staffordshire Worcestershire Yorkshire 2 8 1B Devonshire 1 Devonshire 2 Dorset Glamorgan 1 Glamorgan 2 Hampshire Surrey 1 Sussex 2 8 2A Cheshire 2 Derbyshire Lancashire 1 Lancashire 2 Leicestershire Lincolnshire 2 South Yorkshire 7 2B Avon Cornwall 1 Cornwall 2 Devonshire 3 Devonshire 4 Somerset 6 2C Bedfordshire Cambridgeshire Norfolk Northants 2 Shropshire Suffolk 6 2D Buckinghamshire Gloucestershire Middlesex 2 Oxfordshire Surrey 2 Sussex 3 Wiltshire 7 VETERANS 95 Teams Premier Berkshire 1 Cheshire 1 Essex 1 Kent 1 Lancashire 1 Leicestershire 1 Sussex 1 Yorkshire 1 8 1A Cleveland Hertfordshire 1 Lincolnshire Northants 1 Oxfordshire 1 Worcestershire 1 Yorkshire 2 Yorkshire 3 8 1B Avon Dorset 1 Gloucestershire Kent 2 Kent 3 Middlesex 1 Surrey 1 Surrey 2 8 2A Bedfordshire 1 Durham Cambridgeshire 1 Cheshire 2 Essex 2 Northumberland Nottingham South Yorkshire 8 2B Buckingham1 Herefordshire 1 Isle of Wight Middlesex 2 Surrey 3 Sussex 2 Wiltshire 1 Wiltshire 2 8 3A Cheshire 3 Cheshire 4 Clwyd Lancashire 2 Leicestershire 2 Norfolk 1 Yorkshire 4 7 3B Bedfordshire 2 Buckingham 2 Essex 4 Hertfordshire 2 Norfolk 2 Northants 2 Warwickshire 7 3C Berkshire 2 Essex 3 Glamorgan Hampshire 1 Herefordshire 2 Hertfordshire 3 Worcestershire 2 7 3D Devonshire 1 Hampshire 2 Middlesex 3 Oxfordshire 2 Somerset 1 Somerset 2 Sussex 3 7 4A Cambridgeshire 2 Cambridgeshire 3 Leicestershire 3 Northants 3 Shropshire Staffordshire Yorkshire 5 7 4B Berkshire 3 Hertfordshire 4 Hertfordshire 5 Kent 5 Middlesex 4 Oxfordshire 3 Surrey 4 7 4C Berkshire 5 Berkshire 6 Kent 4 Middlesex 5 Wiltshire 3 Wiltshire 4 6 4D Berkshire 4 Cornwall Devonshire 2 Dorset 2 Herefordshire 3 Somerset 3 Somerset 4 7 CADETS 27 Teams Premier Cleveland Glamorgan Lincolnshire 1 Middlesex Staffordshire 1 Sussex 1 Worcestershire Yorkshire 8 1A Clwyd Cheshire Lancashire Lincolnshire 2 Nottinghamshire Staffordshire 2 6 1B Essex Leicestershire Northamptonshire Shropshire Suffolk Warwickshire 6 1C Buckinghamshire Dorset Kent Somerset Surrey Sussex 2 Sussex 3 7 OVER 60S 21 Teams Premier Berkshire 1 Essex 1 Hertfordshire 1 Kent 1 Surrey Sussex Worcestershire Yorkshire 1 8 1A Cambridgeshire Cheshire 1 Cheshire 2 Lancashire Warwickshire Yorkshire 2 6 1B Berkshire 2 Bedfordshire Essex 2 Hampshire Hertfordshire 2 Kent 2 Middlesex 7 .
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