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Tournament joy

PUBLISHED: 17:34 28 June 2007 | UPDATED: 21:43 29 May 2010

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Showery conditions didn t dampen the Castle Hill Tennis Club juniors enthusiasm for a highly entertaining and enthralling doubles tournament on Sunday. Matthew Jones and Llewellyn Jones (pictured left) put in an impressive performance to beat Matthew Lew

Showery conditions didn't dampen the Castle Hill Tennis Club juniors enthusiasm for a highly entertaining and enthralling doubles tournament on Sunday.

Matthew Jones and Llewellyn Jones (pictured left) put in an impressive performance to beat Matthew Lewis and Rachel Carter-Gladwin 10-8 in a closely fought final match. Picture: SUBMITTED

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