There was recently a great turnout at Ross Tennis Centre for the first doubles competition after lockdown, with 13 pairs taking part in a great afternoon of competitive doubles on a lovely sunny day.
The event was open to players of all standards, with some parents playing with their children, couples pairings and team pairings. Ross Tennis Centre welcomed players from clubs across the county as well as members and non-members from Ross-on-Wye.
Teams were split into two groups, with each team playing each other, then a semi-finals and finals knockout. Rob Jordan-Deering and Victor Ye were the champions, with youngsters, Alastair Cook and Livi Harwood (pictured), runners up.
A spokesperson said: “Huge thanks to Head Coach, Steve Barnett, for organising and running this successful event which was a welcome boost to morale after the lack of competitive play during the Covid 19 pandemic.”
