There was success for some of our players at the recent Lancashire Championships held at the Bolton Arena. We had finalists in 3 events with 2 winners. Tom Kyle was our first success in the Under 14 singles, winning a hard fought match in match tie break after the first two sets were shared. Tom also reached the final of the doubles with Sam Pearce but they lost in straight sets. It was an all Palmerston final in the over 35 event with Marc Black taking on Kev Lewis but in the end Kev ran out a very easy winner.

You can now enter our annual September doubles events. This year the men’s event takes place on Sunday 4th of September with the Mixed event taking place the following weekend on Sunday 11th September. Both events kick off at 10.30 am and run well into the afternoon. The format is round robin with group winners progressing to the semi finals. These events are open to all adult Liverpool League players. Junior can play by invitation only.

Entry is £10 per couple which includes a buffet tea. There are cash prizes for the winners and runners up. These are the last tennis events of the season in Liverpool so we hope that you will enter and help make our annual event another success.

To enter please use the contact button on the left hand side of the screen to send us an email. The entry fee can be paid on the day. Please make sure you leave us a mobile telephone number and only enter if you fully intend to play.

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Palmerston Men’s A retained their league title with a 5-1 win over Campion A on Tuesday. Campion A had been top of the league all season and Palmerston knew that only a win would be enough to clinch the title. The 5-1 scoreline does not reflect the closeness of the match with 3 of the 6 matches being won on a super tie break.

Palmerston Men’s B were promoted once again to section A after a 3-2 win over Campion B. The B team finished second behind Bohemians and there was further good news with the C team surviving a relegation scare to remain in section B after a good win over Waterloo.