RESULTS were disappointing overall for the Tavistock Tennis Club in the league last week although there were some close matches, a highlight being the good win for the mens E team. This was the final week of the league competitions but there are still a few postponed matches to complete. Results: Week 10 Seniors: Mens A team lost 1-8 at home against Ivybridge A who fielded a very strong team. Josh Brown/Linden Hardisty v their 1st pair; 0-2 sets: v 2nd pair; 1-2. Chris Hill/Oliver Beilby v their 1st pair; 0-2: v 2nd pair; 0-2. B team v Mannamead A postponed. C team lost 4-5 away against St Mellion A. Ray Hinton/Sean Jefferson v their 1st pair; 0-2: v 2nd pair; 2-0. Peter Rodgers/Malcolm Tripp v their 1st pair; 0-2: v 2nd pair; 2-1. D team lost 3-6 at home against St Mellion B. Paul Newton/David Martin v their 1st pair; 0-2: v 2nd pair; 1-2. Bill Sparks/David Anning v their 1st pair; 0-2: v 2nd pair; 2-0. E team won 8-0 away against St. Budeaux D. David Isaac/Duncan Law v their 1st pair; 6-3, 7-5: v 2nd pair; 6-1, 6-3. Steve Fletcher/Ron Skinner v their 1st pair; 7-6, 7-5; v 2nd pair; 6-3, 7-5. Ladies A team won 6-3 away against St Budeaux C. Tric Locker/Gaynor Pollard v their 1st pair; 7-6, 6-0: v 2nd pair; 6-4, 2-6, (10-7). Anne Bruce/Nikki Hoar v their 1st pair; w/o 6-0, 6-0 opposition player had to retire hurt: v 2nd pair; 4-6, 6-7. B team lost 4-5 away against Devonshire B. Olga Rogers/Sue Whiteman v their 1st pair; 0-2: v 2nd pair; 6-3, 6-4. Di Kersey/Jenny Read v their 1st pair; 0-2 v 2nd pair; 4-6, 6-3, (10-4). C team no planned match. l Club member Linden Hardisty and former coach, played in County Week, an all doubles competition, for Sussex (his previous county), held in Cambridge recently. As one of the older players he found it very challenging because each county puts out their best team with many young participants who are full time players. Sussex were overall winners and consequently promoted from division 3 to 2. Josh Brown competed in the Royal Mail Plymouth Junior open and closed competitions, with mixed success last week. This is a prestige event with a large entry, held at Hill Lane. Notably for a fourteen year old he reached the semi-final of the under 18s closed event where he was beaten by the No 2 seed an older player.