Welcome to our Table Tennis Group

Table Tennis

Where We Play!

Community Center - Ardmore Room

How to Schedule Court time

It is important to realize that any resident can use any of the Sports facilities whether or not they have registered for HMSG and/or one or more Sports groups.

In other words, simply stopping down and using a sports facility is fine if it has not already been scheduled by anyone.

To ensure that you don’t run into conflicts, it makes sense to simply schedule the resource that you would like to utilize ahead of time.

[In such a case, the group who made the reservation would have the right to the court]

We Use SKEDDA to maintain our reservations!

  1. You do need to do a “1” time request of SKEDDA Access if you plan on using it to schedule time for one of the Sports facilities.
  2. With or Without SKEDDA access, anyone may view the schedule by clicking on the link.

If you would like to stay informed of HMSG plans and events, make sure you join HMSG if you have not already done so. You will be added to that mailing list.

Likewise, if you want to know what’s going on in particular sport groups, let them know so they can add you to their unique mailing list.

Click SKEDDA image below to open SKEDDA tab..

Anyone can view the SKEDDA schedule but you need prior authorization for creating reservations. This is a “1” time process. For more information, please press the “More SKEDDA” button to the right!

Learn all about SKEDDA..

SKEDDA pronounced /sked-dah/ 

is a web based software system used by Hershey’s Mill for scheduling court time. Being web based means that you can schedule future playing time from any browser on any device you have. Court time can be scheduled for the following Sports Groups:

  • Billiards
  • Bocce
  • Horseshoes
  • Pickleball
  • Platform Tennis
  • Shuffleboard
  • Table Tennis
  • Tennis

Table tennis, also known as ping-pong, is a sport in which two or four players hit a lightweight ball back and forth across a table using small paddles. The game takes place on a hard table divided by a net.

  • Three tables available 
  • Paddles and balls furnished 
  • All skill levels welcome

Brought to us by our own Allan Shaffer…

This just might be:

“The World’s Best Brain Sport”

Most exciting, the brain benefits you reap from playing ping pong are so pronounced that it’s recommended for people with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. Let’s examine why bouncing a little white ball back and forth can have such amazing results for your cognitive ability.

Open Play

Open Play is when folks show up and play based on a predetermined schedule.

Currently Open Play is

Thursdays, Saturdays & Sundays at 2 PM ... All residents are encouraged to join the club, paddles, balls and three tables are provided. All skill levels are welcome.

Have some fun & check this out...

First Annual Table Tennis Christmas party - 2019

Have a Request for the HMSC ? 

Please download a HMSC Request form on the right.

Fill it out and submit it to Jack Bradley (or any other member of the HMSC).

 

You can download it in PDF form and simply use a pen/pencil to fill it out

  • Have Sport Leader sign 

    • Scan and email completed form or simply drop paper copy in their mailbox

If you prefer and are comfortable with Microsofts Word program, download a blank form in .Docx format.

    • fill out on your computer replacing place-holder X’s with your text.

    • Have Sport Leader sign

      • Scan and email completed form or simply drop paper copy in their mailbox

PDF will be opened in a new Browser Window
Word Document will be found in your Browsers Download Folder

Table Tennis Feedback form

If you have any questions, concerns or issues that you would like to bring to the attention of the Table Tennis Team, please give us as much detail as possible…

If you would like to join the email distribution list, please fill in name, email and street address (used to validate HM residency).

Table Tennis day to day operation is run by Dave Kagan & Bob Schullery.

Thank you!