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He joined Jacob Dennison, Bethany Yang, Zach Sarri & Serene Rahmani-Walentynska, as our first winners of the new year.

Under 15 Boys

Nishil Shah won his second Under 15 title in a row by beating 5th seed Adam Riadi in 5 sets in the Final. With the top seed having dropped out with injury, Yorkshire's Harry Tomlinson became the favourite on paper.

However, he went out in the Semi-finals to Shah, also in 5 sets. Adam reached the final by narrowly beating Parsia Ashani, also in 5 sets, in the other Semi-final.

Under 15 Girls

Serene Rahmani-Walentynska took the Under 15 Girls with a 4 set win over her team mate, Ruby Gandi Bamidele. Serene reach the final by beating Samar Benmhamedi in the Semis, while Ruby beat Isabelly Lorrana.

Under 13 Boys

Zach Sarri had a successful return to the Under 13 Boys division, beating December's winner Christopher Darby in 5 sets. To reach the final, Zach had to overcome the top seed, Lev Sahmurov, in the semi-finals, whereas Christopher needed 5 set to overcome a determined Daniel Pavia.

Under 13 Girls

Bethany Yang took the gold by beating Alexia Ciobanica in straight sets. Bethany beat Tejasri Naeula in straight sets to reach the final. Alexia needed 4 sets to get past Suhayla Ali Farah in the other Semi.

Scoresheets

The Under 13 Boys was won by top seed Dimitar Dimitrov with a perfect run through the singles, culminating in a 3-0 victory over 3rd seed Saisurya Kumar.

The under 13 Girls title was taken by 3rd seed Isabella Xiao Xu, who beat her London Academy team mate and 2nd seed, Serene Rahmani-Walentynska 3-1 in the final. Top seed Amber Lemmon lost in the Quarter Finals to Serene.

The Under 15 Boys final saw Dimitar Dimitrov return to the show court as 2nd seed to take on the top seed Kai Lun Chow. Kai Lun took the title in 4 sets.

The Under 15 Girls Final saw 3rd seed Amber Lemmon face off against the home based 4th ranked Chi Yin (Gianna) Pang. Amber had reached the final with a win over the favourite, Soraya Rahmani-Walentynska, but in the final Gianna's pace and power won out in 4 sets.

Sunday saw the Under 19s take their turn in the spotlight. In the Boys final 3rd seeded Olivier Chu overcame 5th seed Janak Shah in 4 sets.

In the Girls Final, top seed Hannah Silcock beat the Under 15 Girls champions and 7th seed, Chi Yin (Gianna) Pang in 4 sets.

Results

Under 19 Girls Knockouts

Under 19 Girls Qualifying

Under 19 Boys Knockouts

Under 19 Boys Qualifying

Under 15 Girls Knockouts

Under 15 Girls Qualifying

Under 15 Boys Knockouts

Under 15 Boys Qualifying

Under 13 Girls Knockouts

Under 13 Girls Qualifying

Under 13 Boys Knockouts

Under 13 Boys Qualifying

The AIM Outreach Championships are a series of ranking league tournaments that take place throughout the 2024-25 season.

The Outreach Championship tournaments are designed to allow every player to take part in a meaningful competition at their own level. Last year we awarded gold, silver and bronze medals to players in 66 separate competitions, with competitors ranging from beginners to some of the the best juniors in England.

Every single match win counts towards each player’s points total and we also award points for participation/attendance.

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Online entries must be completed by 6:00pm, Friday 11th July.

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Every year we award 2 championship trophies to players in our S-Tier and A-Tier competitions.

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Practice / Registration starts at 9:00am. Competition start time is 10:00am and will finish around 4:00pm.

Players must wear sports clothing (T-shirt & shorts or tracksuit bottoms) on the day. No white or light coloured T-shirts are allowed.

Your child will need a packed lunch/drinks. Parents are welcome to come along to watch/support their child while taking part in the competition.

A Tier Championship standings

Name	POINTS
Kiasha Beheshti	286
Sophia Shokoohideh	276
Stefan Bejan	240
David Ciurea	230
Elexsa McEwan	224
Sara Maslina	212
Raheem Attara amoateng	212
Ilyas Abdurahmin	168
Lily Henry Hoad	160