LBU had a couple of bright sparks but Echuca rarely looked in danger of dropping the tie, picking up the win by 30 games, 10-89 to 3-59.
The singles section saw Jack Byrne and Nick Bush earn Echuca a useful advantage, with 6-3 and 6-4 wins respectively.
Harrison Condliffe and Simon Portwine pulled back a set for LBU in the men’s doubles, 8-5, but Echuca grabbed the other two sets to extend the lead.
Harrison Condliffe played well for LBU.
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It was a similar story in the women’s doubles.
Narelle Bacon and Michelle Stone grabbed LBU’s lone set 8-4, but the other three went to Echuca.
Roxanne Dicketts paired with Celine Bush for a big 8-0 women’s doubles win.
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Roxanne Dicketts and Celine Bush were especially dominant, logging a perfect 8-0 win.
The mixed doubles was more of the same, with three of four sets going Echuca 1’s way.
Michelle Stone picked up a women’s doubles victory.
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In the other fixture, Rochester forfeited the points to Echuca 2, which was awarded a 13-100 to 0 victory.
That scoreline is a big boon for 2, which leads Echuca 1 on differential (both 6-1), that gap growing wider this week.
Graham Webb reaches for the forehand.
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LBU remains without a win, while Rochester is 2-5.
Action will be at Echuca Tennis Club this Saturday as Echuca 2 takes on LBU and Rochester is scheduled to face off with Echuca 1.
Narelle Bacon guides it back.
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