Forrest Hill had a lucky escape in difficult weather conditions on Saturday defeating Glenly in section two ladies pennant.
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Two games was the margin, with Forrest Hill rallying late to take the last two matches.
Anastasia McFarlane, Sienna McFarlane, Petria Travassaros and Paige Lieschke lifted, with Elisabeth Seirer and Maggie Brawn solid for Glenly.
St Patricks/Diggerville White capitalised on a good early start defeating Uiver Park, while SPD Pink proved too strong for Wodonga Rosellas.
In section one, Thurgoona Jade powered home to finish with the points against Forrest Hill.
Fiona Sutton was unbeaten, with Emily Price best for Forrest Hill.
The second match saw Wodonga Larrikins account for Aces.
Three sets from Lachie Graetz helped Forrest Hill Eagles to victory over SPD Chill in section one men.
Nick Vicary and Matt Morrow lent a hand, with Jade Culph claiming two sets.
A singles win by Paul Craane and solid doubles by Rod Wurtz and Mick Reid saw Forrest Hill Cats over the line against Wodonga Bulldogs.
SPD Hilfiger outplayed Wangaratta.
A final set tie break to Graeme Barned and Jack Penny had Albury Gold home in section two men.
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Penny was unbeaten with support from Steve Smith and Peter Penny, while Jan Suchomel was best for Wombats.
Albury Blue snatched the points over Sacred Heart Gold.
Phil Shanahan and Gary Graetz led SPD to victory over Wodonga Raiders, with Forrest Hill Galahs defeating Wodonga Bushrangers.
Craig Farrer and Wilbur Cribbes helped Wodonga Knights defeat Albury Blue in section three.
Paul Tanbarini and James Plested played a role in the triumph, with Ian Llewellen good for Albury.
Wodonga Eagles secured a five sets to one victory against SPD.
Forrest Hill Tigers snatched two tie breaks to beat Thurgoona Wolves, while Thurgoona Bears were too strong for Wodonga Pirates.
Lavington Phoenix's defeated Scots Gold in section four.
Jeremy Sinclair, Mitch Clarke and Jack Jankauskas were strong, while Joel Cook, Shayam Kugathasan and Harry Dean contributed.
Wodonga Bears snared a hard fought victory over SPD Green with Bailey Kiraly best on court with support from Zach Tanburini and Jordan Tanburini.
Other matches had Wodonga Lions victorious over Wodonga Crows, Thurgoona Lions from Albury/Scots Blue, SPD Yellow defeated Albury/Scots Lions and SPD Purple were too good for SPD Gold.
The junior Sportspower series will hit Wodonga on Sunday for the second tournament of the season.
Entries can be made through the Wodonga Tennis Centre website or via phone on 60246354.
Saturday morning junior pennant continues Saturday morning from 9:15am.
Wodonga will also play host to the North East Veterans Group on Sunday.
Check in and morning tea is from 9am with play to commence at 9:30am.
The cost is $25 and includes tennis, morning tea and lunch. Entries can be made via 0412 322 488.
