On 20 May 2010, Angie Bajada was involved in a motor cycle accident when she went for  a five-minute ride as a passenger. Today, Angie remains with us in a semi-conscious, vegetative state.

Her family are appealing for financial aid in order to bring Angie back home and continue her treatment among the people who love her!  Angie  happens to be top national player Daniel Bajada’s sister and was also very often seen following both Daniel and her father Leslie at local matches.

One year since the accident, the Table Tennis Academy is organising a series of tournaments over this weekend with the aim of raising funds to Help Angie Come Home.

TTA is entering this venture to raise funds for Angie in a group effort to collect a substantial amount. All income from the tournament will go directly to the fund as the Academy will sponsor all related activities.

TTA is inviting all table tennis players and enthusiasts to participate in this event and also to come over to the Civil Service Sports Club on 16 and 17 April to view the competitions and assist by way of a donation.

All those who would like to participate are to send an email to [email protected] and they shall receive full information and the application form. One may also visit the site www.tabletennisacademy.com  to view on line information.

Tournament categories are: U-13/U-15/U-18/ Girls U-15 and U-18/ Open.

The focal point is also the organisation of a Top 10 event a veterans event and a parents event for all those keen parents who are simply hobby players. There will also be separate competitions for the longest rally and one minute speed tests.