PERSHORE Tennis Centre secured six Herefordshire and Worcestershire County Closed Championships titles.
Twenty-nine players represented the club at Malvern’s Manor Park club.
Dara Guppy, seven, won the boys’ eight and under singles after seven triumphs including a 10-9 victory in the final.
The 10 and under boys’ doubles went to Theo Houston, who is a member at Ombersley and Doverdale as well as Pershore, and George Hadley.
They beat Pershore players William Billings and Tom Porter in a thrilling three-set final.
Number one seeds Alfie Mills and Jack Bulbulia claimed the 12 and under boys’ doubles after dropping only six games in two matches, winning the final 6-3, 7-5.
Regular winner Caoimhe Guppy was the second seed in the 14 and under girls’ singles but won 6-2, 6-4 against Bethany Pye.
The 18 and under boys’ singles went to Max Hingley who beat Joe Hart 6-3, 7-6 in the final and he also secured the county junior boy of the year award.
Matt Sime and Antony Fordham triumphed in the 18 and under boys’ doubles in a final-set tie-break against Max and Joe Hart.
Sime and Fordham have won the 14, 16 and 18 and under county doubles titles together.
A team award was presented to the 10 and under boys’ county cup group who included Billings and Houston.
The winners also secured some runners-up positions as did Ruth Teale while Maegan Teale made the semi-finals and Tom Randall the last eight.
Lucas Webster, Tim Bisson, Ronan Guppy, Dhruv Dubey, George Billings and James Barnett also competed.
PERSHORE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS WINNERS AND RUNNERS-UP
Men’s singles: Mike Langston beat Matt Sime; women’s singles: Caoimhe Guppy beat Rachel Prudden; women’s doubles: Caoimhe Guppy and Sarah McCormick beat Imogen Looker and Lucie Palmer; women’s senior doubles: McCormick and Sarah Eaton beat Manon van Seters and Claire Ralph; senior men’s doubles: Dave Morris and Jon Guppy beat Mark Bisson and Rob Ralph.
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