Barometer: McEwen Reserve’s Tanner Hunter was again at the forefront of an important victory for his side.
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The Shepparton District Tennis Association weekend pennant is back underway after the festive break, and a crucial clash highlighted proceedings.
McEwen Reserve and Shepparton North collided in a near-certain finals preview with identical 7-1-2 records and a point to prove.
As observers are well used to by now, Tanner Hunter and Tim Comer worked in tandem to provide a vital early ascendancy with the first three sets.
Though Shepparton North battled back in the absence of McEwen’s power duo down the order, the damage had long been done as the hosts moved a game clear on top in a tight 5-44 to 4-39 triumph.
Elsewhere, Karramomus achieved its third win of the season by knocking over Central Park at home, knotting the two sides at 3-8 in the process.
Megan Fisher was courtside at McEwen Reserve Tennis Club to capture snaps for The News.
All smiles: Shepparton North's Helen Jackson.
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Placement on the mind: Shepparton North's Kellie Crosier.
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Golf swing: McEwen Reserve's Kiera Muskee.
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All set to go: Shepparton North's Dean Pritchett.
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Sweet spot to strike: Shepparton North's Kevin Clurey.
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Aiming with precision: McEwen Reserve's Tim Comer.
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Getting into position: McEwen Reserve's Cathy O'Brien.
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