Two of Wisbech Tennis Club’s youngest stars produced impressive performances to retain their singles titles for another year.

Wisbech Standard: Sophie Tjurina, 14, retained her singles title at a Wisbech Tennis Club event. Pictures: WISBECH TENNIS CLUBSophie Tjurina, 14, retained her singles title at a Wisbech Tennis Club event. Pictures: WISBECH TENNIS CLUB (Image: Archant)

Sophie Tjurina, 14, and Seth Briggs-Williams, 15, who both attend the town’s Thomas Clarkson Academy, won the honours against Wendy Cropp and club coach Bruno Maraschin respectively.

Hard-hitting shots from Sophie proved decisive as she beat Wendy, a six-time champion, 6-1, 6-0.

In a match that both players showed some exceptional shots, Seth prevailed over Bruno in a tense final 6-4, 6-2.

The club also hosted the plate finals for those knocked out in the first round of the championships.

Wisbech Standard: Seth Brigg-Williams, 15, retained his singles title at a Wisbech Tennis Club event. Pictures: WISBECH TENNIS CLUBSeth Brigg-Williams, 15, retained his singles title at a Wisbech Tennis Club event. Pictures: WISBECH TENNIS CLUB (Image: Archant)

In the ladies’ match, Jacqui West secured a 6-1, 6-3 victory over Anne Piccaver, while in the men’s, Jason Smith beat Andy Lister in a marathon match, 6-3, 7-6.

Sue Pitcher presented the players with their trophies in front of a socially distanced crowd.

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