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Gallery | Action snapped from Sunday’s Shepparton Junior Tennis Association grand finals

By McPherson Media Group and Megan Fisher

Mar 5, 2024

Well supported: A bumper crowd was courtside for the finals. Photo by Megan Fisher

Shepparton Junior Tennis Association finals were in full swing at the weekend with the region’s budding stars giving it their all on Shepparton Lawn’s pristine courts.

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Semi-finals were staged on Saturday, with the winners progressing to Sunday’s main event.

A total of six teams tasted premiership success throughout the divisions from A to D1, while a D2 flag was awarded to the team on top of the ladder.

News photographer Megan Fisher was courtside for Sunday’s action.

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Gallery | Action snapped from Sunday’s Shepparton Junior Tennis Association grand finals

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