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Ely’s 10is Academy win Cambridgeshire Grays Cup 7-1
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The final was played on Saturday 17 October. Captain Max and doubles partner Lewis won all four of their sets. Callum and Mish added three wins from four sets.

Together, the players secured a decisive result while maintaining their focus against worthy finalists.

Cambridge LTC was credited for its contribution to a final that showcased the quality of club doubles tennis in the county.

Ely’s 10is Academy men’s team won the Cambridgeshire Grays Cup (Image: 10is Academy)

Players had progressed through earlier rounds and a semi-final against St Neots before Saturday’s final.

The campaign featured competitive tennis, strong doubles partnerships and sporting encounters between clubs.

The team was supported by the largest crowd of supporters at the finals, including a travelling 10is contingent.

The academy thanked everyone who attended and helped make the afternoon memorable.

The trophy follows a season in which all five of the academy’s summer league teams achieved promotion.

Founded in 2021, 10is Academy was named LTA Cambridgeshire Tennis Club of the Year for 2025/26. It offers coaching and tennis.

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