Keen youngsters, aged 10 to 18, took to the courts from March to June as part of 13 teams.
This year, 32 matches were played across the leagues’ three divisions, with Earlston emerging victorious in the top flight.
A spokesperson for the Tennis Borders Junior Spring Leagues said: “A big thanks to all the parents, coaches and clubs who volunteer their time and resources to support the running of the leagues.
“It is thanks to the collective enthusiasm and commitment from our tennis community that the league season is always hugely successful.”
Innerleithen’s second and third teams won Divisions 2 and 3, with St Boswells firsts and Melrose seconds finishing as runners-up, respectively.
And Innerleithen were pushed all the way to the wire in Division 1, losing out to Earlston to prevent a clean sweep of the leagues.
All of the players involved in this final will now transition to the adult teams this year, with organisers wishing them well in their tennis journeys.
They also reported that more younger players got involved this year, with four of the nine players also selected for the South of Scotland U11 squad.
Anyone interested in joining should email tennisborders@gmail.com