Two charities are to share £220 after senior and junior pairings competed for the Sam Marriott Memorial trophy at Sidmouth Tennis Club.
The cup was donated to commemorate Sam, a 19-year-old Maths' student and club team player, who died in 2017..
Winners Sabina Scorey and Jed Ionov-Flint overcame Jed's brother, Greg Shipp and Ben Russel-Thorne in the final and were awarded the trophy by Sam's dad, Chris Marriot.
Organised by Debbie Snelgrove, the competition matches senior players with juniors. Each of the five matches involved six games, with the afternoon being completed with a barbecue and a few cooling drinks.
The money raised is going to the family's choice of the Hosanna House and Childrens' Pilgrimage Trust and 'Balloons', which works with children affected by bereavement in East Devon.
'There are not many events in the calendar when seniors and juniors work together", said club chairman Martin Dawes, who continued, "This week showed again that when it happens there is a tremendous spirit and fun, with all learning from each other.
"As such The Sam Marriot competition is becoming a very valuable tradition as we remember a lovely young man.'
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