The most recent event, played at Boort, saw a number of young guns produce strong results in round robin and knockout competition in their age groups.
In the 10 and under girls category, Madeline Williams claimed victory against opponent Samantha Hill 6-1 to claim the section title.
After two six-player round robins, Alex Fraser advanced to the final as the top seed of the 10 and under boys section, where he claimed victory against Jacob Watts 6-4 to win his section.
Ayla Kingma finished the round robin in the 12 and under girls category with the overall win, going a perfect 5-0 in her matches.
Fellow local Matilda Cameron went 4-1 to claim second place in the section.
Silas Kingma and Jack Leerson both had strong showings in their round robin matches, finishing first and second in the same group, before both advancing past their opponents to make the final.
In the final showdown, it was Kingma who took the honours, winning 6-3.
Philippa Bush was perfect in her appearances in the 14 and under girls section, winning all three of her matches to claim the section win.
In the 17 and under boys section, Edmund Bush went 4-0 against his opponent to claim the category win.
For the 17 and under girls, it was Isabella Crossman with a perfect performance to claim her category and complete a brilliant showing from locals.
Crossman has since turned her attentions to the Australian Claycourt Championships in Canberra.
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