Under 11 Mixed
William Liu started the day as 7th seed but ended up as our Under 11 Champion. He opened his account by wining his group 4-0, including a 3-1 win over 4th seed David Cuirea.
In the first match of the Championship division, he faced off against previous champion Sanav Sethi. He had to come from behind to win 3-2. This proved to be the deciding match of the day, as both boys ended up on the same number of points. William's victory in their head-to-head meant that he took the gold and Sanav had to settle for Silver. Kush Jadeja took the Bronze with wins over Charlie Zeng and Yuxuan Wu.
The Under 11 Consolation title went to Navya Pathak despite a late loss to David Cuirea. David secured Silver after a 3-way countback. The bronze medal went to Seb Bruce.
Under 13 Boys
September's Under 13 winner Dominic Rimmy had to settle for Silver this time, after a heavy 3-0 loss to eBaTT's Leo Sahmurov, who was returning to Edgware after a long absence. Leo was in dominant form, losing only a single set all day, in his Semi-final victory over Vihaan Mittal. Shiv Jadeja ensured that he took the second bronze medal with a win in the quarter finals over Callum Campbell.
Under 13 Girls
The Under 13 Girls ended up being a battle between the top seeds, with Bethany Yang and Isabella Xiao Xu facing off in the final. Isabella won the match 3-1, taking the Gold for London Academy, their only event win of the weekend.
The bronze medals went to beaten semi-finalists, Swara Mahabhashyam and Akira Bennatraj.
In the consolation final, Ameerahgwen Ballad beat Charlotte Griffiths in straight sets to take the gold. The bronze medals went to Rea Kola and Rebecca Moore
Under 15 Mixed
Benjamin Willis made it two Under 15 titles in a row in a row, beating Suni Desai 3-0 in the final. Both players had to work hard against local players to make the final. Willis beat Rafael Hanzel-Wacker in 5 sets, while Desai beat last month's finalist and second seed Zach Sarri.
Under 19 Mixed
The Under 19 Mixed event on Sunday was slightly weakened with the late withdrawal of 3rd seed Adam Riadi due to injury. Top seed and September's champion, Ian Lai went out to Aarav Pahwa in the Quarter Finals, while second seed Louis Green did the same with a loss to Sora Ikazaki.
The Semi Finals were a lop-sided affair with Ikazaki and Pahwa fighting an epic 5 setter, while Jacoub Rahmani-Walentynki beat James Roberts in straight sets.
The final between Ikazaki and Rahmani-Walentynski seemed to be heading towards a straight sets win after Yacoub comfortably took the first two sets. However, Sora continually fought back, eventually coming from behind to take the 5th set and the title.