Men's Singles Finals

Men's Doubles Finals

Boys

Group 1 ( Bath )

1. 3-0 20-04 1st in 2A Surrey (stay in Group 1) (title after promotion from Group 2)

2. 2-1 14-11 1st in G1 Lancashire (stay in Group 1)

3. 1-2 11-13 2nd in G1 Kent (relegated to 2A)

4. 0-3 04-21 1st in 2B Sussex (relegated to 2B)

Group 2A (Roehampton)

1. 3-0 23-04 3rd in G1 Yorkshire (promoted to Group 1)

2. 2-1 12-15 3rd in 2A Cheshire (transferred to 2B)

3. 1-2 09-18 1st in 3B Warwickshire (stay in 2A)

4. 0-3 10-17 2nd in 2B Essex (relegated to 3A)

Group 2B (Welwyn)

1. 2-1 18-09 2nd in 2A Hertfordshire (promoted to Group 1)

2. 2-1 13-14 1st in 3A Nottinghamshire (transferred to 2A)

3. 2-1 13-14 4th in G1 Middlesex (stay in 2B)

4. 0-3 10-17 3rd in 2B South Wales (relegated to 3B)

Group 3A ( Hull )

1. 3-0 23-04 1st in 4B Somerset (promoted to 2B) (second successive promotion)

2. 2-1 18-07 2nd in 3B Hampshire & IoW (transferred to 3B)

3. 1-2 08-19 4th in 2A Buckinghamshire (stay in 3A)

4. 0-3 03-22 3rd in 3A Durham & C. (relegated to 4A)

Group 3B ( Sunderland )

1. 2-1 15-12 2nd in 3A Devon (promoted to 2A)

2. 2-1 13-14 4th in 2B Leicestershire (transferred to 3A)

3. 1-2 14-13 1st in 4A Cambridgeshire (stay in 3B)

4. 1-2 12-15 3rd in 3B Staffordshire (relegated to 4B)

Group 4A ( Bolton )

1. 3-0 21-06 1st in 5B Derbyshire (promoted to 3B)

2. 2-1 14-10 3rd in 4A North of Scotland (transferred to 4B)

3. 1-2 12-15 2nd in 4B Norfolk (stay in 4A)

4. 0-3 04-23 4th in 3A Shropshire (relegated to 5A) (second successive relegation)

Group 4B (Redbridge)

1. 3-0 21-06 2nd in 4A Dorset (promoted to 3A)

2. 2-1 15-12 1st in 5A East of Scotland (transferred to 4A)

3. 1-2 13-14 3rd in 4B Bedfordshire (stay in 4B)

4. 0-3 05-22 4th in 3B Suffolk (relegated to 5B) (second successive relegation)

Group 5A ( Cardiff )

1. 3-0 21-06 3rd in 5A Lincolnshire (promoted to 4B)

2. 2-1 16-11 1st in 6B North Wales (transferred to 5B)

3. 1-2 13-14 4th in 4A West of Scotland (stay in 5A)

4. 0-3 04-23 2nd in 5B Oxfordshire (relegated to 6B)

Group 5B ( Boston )

1. 3-0 19-08 2nd in 5A Hereford & Worcester (promoted to 4A)

2. 1-2 15-12 4th in 4B Berkshire (transferred to 5A)

3. 1-2 11-16 3rd in 5B Cornwall (stay in 5B)

4. 1-2 09-18 1st in 6A Cumbria (relegated to 6A)

Group 6A (Taunton)

1. 3-0 22-05 2nd in 6B Northumberland (promoted to 5B)

2. 2-1 18-09 4th in 5A Avon (transferred to 6B)

3. 1-2 14-13 3rd in 6A Wiltshire (stay in 6A)

4. 0-3 00-27 4th in 6B Isle of Man (transferred to 6B)

Group 6B ( Jersey )

1. 3-0 19-08 3rd in 6B Channel Islands (promoted to 5A)

2. 2-1 16-11 4th in 6A Gloucestershire (transferred to 6A)

3. 1-2 14-13 2nd in 6A South of Scotland (stay in 6B)

4. 0-3 05-22 5th in 5B Northamptonshire (transferred to 6A) (second successive fourth place)

Girls

Group 1 ( Bath )

1. 3-0 15-12 1st in 2B Essex (stay in Group 1) (title after promotion from Group 2)

2. 2-1 14-13 1st in G1 Middlesex (stay in Group 1)

3. 1-2 13-14 2nd in G1 Surrey (relegated to 2A)

4. 0-3 12-15 1st in 2A Warwickshire (relegated to 2B)

Group 2A (Roehampton)

1. 3-0 24-03 2nd in 2B Sussex (promoted to Group 1)

2. 2-1 14-13 3rd in G1 Lancashire (transferred to 2B)

3. 1-2 10-17 1st in 3B Hampshitre & IoWe (stay in 2A)

4. 0-3 06-21 3rd in 2A Dorset (relegated to 3A)

Group 2B (Welwyn)

1. 3-0 18-09 4th in G1 Kent (promoted to Group 1)

2. 2-1 16-11 2nd in 2A Cambridgeshire (transferred to 2A)

3. 1-2 10-17 3rd in 2B Nottinghamshire (stay in 2B)

4. 0-3 10-17 1st in 3A Northumberland (relegated to 3B)

Group 3A ( Hull ) (3 dead rubbers not played)

1. 3-0 21-05 4th in 2A Yorkshire (promoted to 2B)

2. 2-1 14-12 1st in 4B Derbyshire (transferred to 3B)

3. 1-2 11-14 3rd in 3A Staffordshire (stay in 3A)

4. 0-3 05-20 2nd in 3B Leicestershire (relegated to 4A)

Group 3B ( Sunderland )

1. 2-1 15-12 1st in 4A Durham & C. (promoted to 2A) (second successive promotion)

2. 2-1 14-13 4th in 2B Cheshire (transferred to 3A)

3. 1-2 13-14 2nd in 3A Lincolnshire (stay in 3B)

4. 1-2 12-15 3rd in 3B South Wales (relegated to 4B)

Group 4A ( Bolton )

1. 2-1 18-09 1st in 5B Norfolk (promoted to 3B) (second successive promotion)

2. 2-1 17-10 2nd in 4B Shropshire (transferred to 4B)

3. 2-1 16-09 4th in 3A Hertfordshire (stay in 4A)

4. 0-3 03-24 3rd in 3A West of Scotland (relegated to 5A)

Group 4B (Redbridge)

1. 3-0 16-11 1st in 5A North of Scotland (promoted to 3A) (second successive promotion)

2. 2-1 15-12 2nd in 4A Avon (transferred to 4A)

3. 1-2 15-12 4th in 3B Buckinghamshire (stay in 4B)

4. 0-3 08-19 3rd in 4B Devon (relegated to 5B)

Group 5A ( Cardiff ) (2 dead rubbers not played)

1. 3-0 17-07 2nd in 5B Hereford & Worcester (promoted to 4B)

2. 2-1 18-07 1st in 6B Berkshire (transferred to 5B)

3. 1-2 07-17 4th in 4A Cornwall (stay in 5A)

4. 0-3 07-18 3rd in 5A East of Scotland (relegated to 6B)

Group 5B ( Boston )

1. 3-0 18-09 3rd in 5B Bedfordshire (promoted to 4A)

2. 2-1 18-09 2nd in 5A Oxfordshire (transferred to 5A)

3. 1-2 16-11 1st in 6A Wiltshire (stay in 5B)

4. 0-3 02-25 4th in 4B North Wales (relegated to 6A) (second successive relegation)

Group 6A ( Taunton )

1. 3-0 21-06 4th in 5A Somerset (promoted to 5B)

2. 2-1 16-11 3rd in 6A Gloucestershire (transferred to 6B)

3. 1-2 08-19 2nd in 6B Cumbria (stay in 6A)

4. 0-3 09-18 4th in 6B Isle of Man (transferred to 6B)

Group 6B ( Jersey )

1. 3-0 22-05 3rd in 6B Suffolk (promoted to 5A)

2. 2-1 22-05 4th in 5B Northamptonshire Gloucestershire (transferred to 6A)

3. 1-2 06-21 2nd in 6A Channel Islands (stay in 6B)

4. 0-3 04-23 4th in 6A South of Scotland (transferred to 6A) (second successive fourth place)

Channel Islands review

The Channel Islands Under18 boys’ tennis team gained promotion in the L.T.A. 18 & Under Junior County Cup for only the second time.

Their campaign got off to a good start with an 8-1 victory over Northamptonshire on Friday at Les Ormes in Jersey and their 6-3 win over the South of Scotland on Saturday
meant Sunday’s match, against Gloucestershire, transformed in to a promotion play-off - which they won 5-4.

Coach Andrew Evans said “It’s unbelievable, they’ve played so well as a team and we really deserved to go up. They had to fight for it as there were many tight situations
but they got themselves out of it where previously they might have folded - it’s a great feeling to win and they did it together, it’s fantastic.”

Charlie Cohen, Scott Clayton and James Faudemer each won all three of their singles matches and Cohen and Faudemer combined to win all their doubles too.
Clayton played with Guernsey ’s Nick Thibeault, who in the singles had some tough matches against higher rated players at No. 1, and they had two doubles wins
as did James Connelly and Jordan Roberts. They are now promoted from Group 6 to Division 5 where they will meet Berkshire on the opening day
They will also meet West of Scotland and relegated Shropshire over the rest of the weekend.

“We will lose Jordan Roberts and James Connelly next year because of their age and playing in Group 5 is going to be another challenge to see if we can
consolidate our position but it’s a good challenge” added Evans.

Channel Islands L.T.A. officer, Hugh Raymond, “It’s incredible, the boys were quietly confident but to win on the last day was great. The atmosphere was incredible;
I’ve never seen so many people up here for this event. It’s another great boost for Channel Islands tennis and great to show what you can achieve - it’s a real positive.”

The girls’ team, with a weakened side due to holidays, didn’t fare as well but their 5-4 victory over the South of Scotland on the opening day ensured they finished in third place
with Suffolk winning the promotion spot due to a 5-4 win over Northamptonshire on Friday.

On Friday there were wins for Katie Gouyette, Sarah Jones, Natasha De Freitas and Eleanor Ross before Gouyette and Jones combined to win their doubles encounter.
Against Northamptonshire they struggled, losing 0-9, and yesterday they lost 1-8 to Suffolk - Gouyette and Jones again playing well together in the doubles to pick up the one result.

“I’m happy for the girls that they won one match, I just wish we had the same commitment from everyone to play as we had a number missing for this competition.
Nevertheless it was a good chance for the younger girls to get some match practice but the older girls were under more pressure and after they lost on Saturday
they didn’t have anything to play for on the last day.” said Evans

They remain in Group 6B where they will open up with a difficult match against relegated East of Scotland in 2009.
Gloucestershire and the Isle of Man will be their other opponents next February.

Channel Islands teams:

Boys
Nick Thibeault (King’s, Guernsey); James Connelly, Charlie Cohen, Scott Clayton, Jordan Roberts, James Faudemer (all Caesarean, Jersey ;); Nico Robinson (Guernsey Tennis Centre) (reserve).

Girls (all Jersey )
Katie Gouyette (Caesarean); Sarah Jones (Les Ormes); Octavia Lamb, Natasha De Freitas (both Grainville); Nicole Dubras (Caesarean); Nicole Moir Grainville);
Eleanor Ross, Emma Zambon, Emily Hurley, Lobna Yakout (all Les Ormes).

Detailed results ( Channel Islands names and scores given first throughout)

Championship (first to ten points) tie-breaks were played when a doubles match went to a set each.

Boys

Friday – defeated Northamptonshire 8-1

Nick Thibeault d. Charles Swallow 6-2 4-6 6-1
James Connelly lost to Andrew Guy 4-6 2-6
Charlie Cohen d. Nikki Rae 6-0 6-2
Scott Clayton d. Marcus Dimmock 6-4 6-3
Jordan Roberts d. Jordan Parker 6-3 6-1
James Faudemer d. Joshua Winters 6-0 6-3
Clayton & Thibeault d. Guy & Swallow 7-6(4) 7-5
Connelly & Roberts d. Dimmock & Winters 6-4 6-4
Cohen & Faudemer d. Christopher Whight & James Williams 6-4 6-2

Saturday – defeated South of Scotland 6-3

Nick Thibeault lost to Calum Gee 6-7(6) 3-6
James Connelly lost to Robert Price 3-6 2-6
Charlie Cohen d. Kester Black 6-4 6-4
Scott Clayton d. Alistair Green 6-3 7-6(5)
Jordan Roberts d. Jasper Gonella 6-4 6-3
James Faudemer d. Gordon Price 6-1 6-3
Clayton & Thibeault lost to Gee & R.Price 1-6 3-6
Connelly & Roberts d. Green & Craig Smith 6-4 4-6 1-0(4)
Cohen & Faudemer d. Black & G.Price 6-3 6-1

Sunday – defeated Gloucestershire 5-4

Nick Thibeault lost to Brendan Shiner 6-3 3-6 4-6
James Connelly lost to Richard Owen 5-7 2-6
Charlie Cohen d. James Barnett 6-1 6-2
Scott Clayton d. James Morrow 6-4 6-3
Jordan Roberts lost to Daniel Omnes 4-6 2-6
James Faudemer d. Oliver Duffy 6-4 6-3
Clayton & Thibeault d. Morrow & Shiner 7-6(0) 6-2
Connelly & Roberts lost to Duffy & Owen 7-5 3-6 0-1(4)
Cohen & Faudemer d. Barnett & Omnes 6-4 6-2

Girls

Friday – defeated South of Scotland 5-4

Katie Gouyette d. Catriona Gaskell 6-4 6-2
Sarah Jones d. Claire McCulloch 6-1 6-1
Natasha De Freitas d. Sophie O’Neill 7-6(7) 6-1
Nicole Dubras lost to Joanna Allan 4-6 4-6
Nicole Moir lost to Hannah Garrett 2-6 3-6
Eleanor Ross d. Kate O’Sullivan 6-0 6-1
Gouyette & Jones d. Gaskell & O’Neill 6-0 6-0
De Freitas & Moir lost to Allan & McCulloch 6-7(4) 4-6
Dubras & Ross lost to Natalie Caldwell & Garrett walkover (Ross injured)

Saturday – lost to Suffolk 0-9

Katie Gouyette lost to Cassandra Dix 3-6 0-6
Sarah Jones lost to Laura Mineards 6-7(2) 2-6
Nicole Dubras lost to Catherine Thompson 0-6 0-6
Eleanor Ross lost to Harriet Leach 0-6 0-6
Emma Zambon lost to Sophie Walker 1-6 4-6
Emily Hurley lost to Evie Harrison 2-6 0-6
Gouyette & Jones lost to Dix & Mineards 6-4 5-7 0-1(3)
Ross & Lobna Yakout lost to Thompson & Walker 0-6 0-6
Hurley & Zambon lost to Philippa Fisher & Leach 0-6 1-6

Sunday – lost to Northamptonshire 1-8

Katie Gouyette lost to Perri Daniel 1-6 1-6
Sarah Jones lost to Stephanie Lockett 4-6 4-6
Octavia Lamb lost to Maddison Jones 0-6 2-6
Eleanor Ross lost to Kari Sherrington 3-6 0-6
Emma Zambon lost to Holly Sherrington 4-6 0-6
Emily Hurley lost to Lydia Green 0-6 0-6
Gouyette & Jones d. Daniel & Lockett 1-0(7) 0-1(4) 1-0(5) (dead rubber played over three Championship tie-breaks)
Lamb & Ross lost to H.Sherrington & K.Sherrington 1-6 0-6
Hurley & Zambon lost to Maddy Davies & Jones 2-6 0-6

Men's Main Draw Singles

Women's Main Draw Singles

Men's Doubles