About Us
Stephen Jenkins Sports Agency was founded by Stephen Jenkins, the Welsh Table Tennis Internationalist and two times Commonwealth medallist.
The vision for the sports agency is to provide inspirational and highly qualified sports coaches to the local community, supporting and encouraging both children and adults of all ages and abilities.
Sport can be a powerful and positive influence in our communities, impacting upon factors such as child and youth development, crime prevention, education, social inclusion, health and well-being, and raising aspirations and achievements.
Stephen Jenkins Sports Agency specialises in Table Tennis coaching, but can also provide coaches for all sports, to primary and secondary schools, special needs schools, Pupil Referral Units, Universities, Leisure Centres, independent schools, local authorities and charities. In addition, Stephen Jenkins Sports Agency specialises in half-term and summer programmes, exhibitions and one–to–one coaching.
Achievements
Coaching
- Coached for Wales at Cadet, Junior and Senior Level
- Coached for the British Table Tennis Federation
- British Paralympic team – Helping Neil Robinson to win a silver medal at the World Championships
- Rhondda Cynon Taff Sports Development Officer
- Rhondda Cynon Taff 'Coach of the Year' 2008
- Table Tennis Association of Wales Coach of the Year 2010
- UKCC level 3 qualified
- Welsh League Division 1, 2, 3 and 4 Champions
- County Champions with Glamorgan
- 2 x silver medal at Alan Sherwood Cup (competition with best schools in UK)
- Produced Welsh No 1 and Welsh champion
- Produced over 20 players that have trained or competed for Wales In the past had 38 players on the Welsh Ranking list
- Players have represented Wales in the following: European Youth Championships, European Mini Championships, British Championships, UK School Games, Luxembourg Open, French Open, 6 Nation Championships, Swedish Open (Safir)
Playing
- Represented Wales for the past 20 years
- Represented Wales at the World, European and Commonwealth Gams
- Two times Commonwealth Bronze medalist
- British Team Champion on several occasions
- British singles Bronze medalist
- British Grand prix winner of Band 1 and doubles with Ryan Jenkins. Reached 8 finals, and over 10 semi-finals
- Jersey Grand-Prix Team event champions 2011
- Men's Welsh champion 2013 and on several occasions in u21s, men's doubles, mixed doubles, u13s
- Professional player in Switzerland, Germany and Belgium
- Twice British League champion with Drumchapel Glasgow
- Part of the most successful Welsh men's team (only team to win a medal at Commonwealth Championships and finishing a record 28 th at world championships)
- Reached last 32 at Junior European Youth Championships
- Reached last 128 at the Senior European Championships
- Highest world ranking - 122 (u21), 475 (men's)
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