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Louis places second in Fives Singles and he and Teddy become champions in the National Schools’ Doubles Tournament.
Louis Odgers made it to the final of the Colts’ singles in the National Schools’ Tournament held at St Paul’s School on 3 – 6 April (having beaten Teddy Monro-Davies in a marathon semi-final), losing to the Alleyn’s number one.
Two hours later, in the Colts’ doubles final, Louis & Teddy showed great stamina, concentration and maturity to fight back from 6-0 down in the first game against Winchester to win the match 11-6, 11-5 and be crowned national champions.
