Despite the challenges of the weather at the Framlingham Tennis Tournament, the Suffolk singles and doubles finals were completed on grass.

East Anglian Daily Times: Matt Hough plays a backhand volleyMatt Hough plays a backhand volley (Image: Archant)

Starting on Monday, the rounds of the competition were played throughout the week concluding with the finals on Thursday, and the top seeds all managed to get through to the title matches.

East Anglian Daily Times: Jez Cowley teamed with Matt Hough to win the Suffolk doubles titleJez Cowley teamed with Matt Hough to win the Suffolk doubles title (Image: Archant)

The ladies’ final was between Harriet Petley and Katie Tassell, with Petley overcoming the experienced Tassell 6-3,6-4.

East Anglian Daily Times: ( L-R ) David and Belinda Grant, James Lightfoot, Philly Collett, Mark Nicholls and David Boyce enjoying themselves at Framlingham Tennis Tournament.( L-R ) David and Belinda Grant, James Lightfoot, Philly Collett, Mark Nicholls and David Boyce enjoying themselves at Framlingham Tennis Tournament. (Image: Archant)

The men’s finals was won by Matt Hough who overcame Ryan Lambert, a fellow county cup team member 6-2, 6-3.

East Anglian Daily Times: Framlingham Tennis Tournament is the second-oldest in the countryFramlingham Tennis Tournament is the second-oldest in the country (Image: Archant)

The ladies doubles was between Petley and Hannah Stokes and Tassell and Susan Wessels with the youngsters Petley and Stokes coming through to win in a tie break third set.

The mens doubles final was between Jeremy Cowley and Hough against the Cutting brothers, Noah and Toby, with the experienced Cowley and Hough winning 6-2,6-0.