\n Keen youngsters, aged 10 to 18, took to the courts from March to June as part of 13 teams.\n<\/p>\n
\n This year, 32 matches were played across the leagues\u2019 three divisions, with Earlston emerging victorious in the top flight.\n<\/p>\n
\n A spokesperson for the Tennis Borders Junior Spring Leagues said: \u201cA big thanks to all the parents, coaches and clubs who volunteer their time and resources to support the running of the leagues.\n<\/p>\n
\n \u201cIt is thanks to the collective enthusiasm and commitment from our tennis community that the league season is always hugely successful.\u201d\n<\/p>\n
\n Innerleithen\u2019s second and third teams won Divisions 2 and 3, with St Boswells firsts and Melrose<\/a> seconds finishing as runners-up, respectively.\n<\/p>\n \n 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.\n<\/p>\n \n 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.\n<\/p>\n \n They also reported that more younger players got involved this year, with four of the nine players also selected for the South of Scotland<\/a> U11 squad.\n<\/p>\n