Table tennis player Lynda Flaws had a good weekend in Glasgow at the Scottish national championships, winning the junior women’s singles, finishing second in the senior singles and reaching the semi-final of the doubles.

Twenty-four competitors took part in over 60 matches in this year’s action-packed open table tennis championship on Sunday.

The event included five separate competitions – open singles, women’s singles, open doubles, mixed doubles and plate singles.

Table tennis player Lynda Flaws enjoyed success at the recent Scottish national championships, staged at the Holyrood Sports Centre in Glasgow.

Table tennis player Lynda Flaws retained her Scottish girls’ under-18 title in Saltcoats at the weekend.

Table tennis player Lynda Flaws won the Ladies Class Two Singles of the Aarhus Open in Denmark last week, reached another two finals and picked up 650 Danish krone into the bargain.

YOUNG table tennis player Lynda Flaws won her first Scottish girls’ under-18 title at the weekend.

This completes a hat-trick of Scottish titles for the 15-year-old from Quendale, who won the under-12 and under-14 titles in previous years. Lynda has now won all possible age group titles – the next challenge will be the women’s title.

Winning the under-18 title was her “toughest game” as she had to beat her rival Rhian Williams from Lockerbie, who had beaten her in March.

In last Sunday’s tournament, which was played at St Matthews Academy in Saltcoats, Lynda started the competition off strongly, …