Ely, Cambridgeshire — In a thrilling display of tennis prowess, the 10is Academy Men 1 team secured a strong 8-0 home victory over Great Shelford 4 in the Cambs Winter League. Despite the chilly weather, fans who turned up were treated to an exciting tennis showdown.

Lewis and Max, the first pair, were in a league of their own, allowing their opponents just four games across four sets. Their coordination and skill made it look easy, setting a high standard for the rest of the matches.

Mish and Seb, the second pair, fought hard across four sets, especially in the last set. The tension peaked with a nail-biting tie-breaker, clinching a 14-12 win after saving multiple set points. While they haven't played their best tennis, their determination to ensure a flawless result showed character.

The team's solid win puts them back at the top of their division, showcasing their strength and determination in the league. Their performance not only displayed their skill but also established them as tough competitors.

Meanwhile, the Men 2 team, also leading their division, managed a draw in their latest match. They're now aiming for a win in their next games to keep up their good form.

This impressive win by 10is Academy Men 1 highlights their hard work, talent, and commitment to excellence, promising an exciting journey ahead in the Cambs Winter League.

Looking ahead, the 10is Academy has crucial fixtures lined up for their teams. The Ladies 1 team is set to face an anticipated match on November 25th at Great Shelford, gearing up to showcase their skill and determination on the court.

Meanwhile, the Men 1 team will take on Needingworth, currently holding the third position in the league, in what promises to be an intense encounter on December 9th. With the Men 1 team aiming to maintain their top position and Needingworth eyeing advancement, this match is anticipated to be a fiercely competitive battle. The 10is Academy supporters will eagerly anticipate these upcoming fixtures, hoping for thrilling performances from their teams.