Evan Giurescu , undefeated in both qualifying and final rounds, put France up with a win over Ondrej Kacin. The current Race leader also went undefeated in singles for the entire event took that good form into the final where he was too strong for Tobias Zapsky , taking the match and fittingly sealing the title for Team France with win.
Sixth-ranked Violetta Skryp won a hard-fough match 5 over Eva Halfarova to put the Ukrainians ahead. Number nine on the Junior Tour rankings Sofie Mottlova then sent the final into a live doubles rubber with a 2 win against third-ranked Sofiia Bielinska.
The two Ukrainians returned to the court to face Mottlova and Anna Jancarikova. In a tight, tense match that went to the wire and into the late hours, Ukraine prevailed The Brits won the final against Poland, while the Czechs overcame Latvia. This year welcomed the 11th edition of the event, which saw a three-year hiatus from as well as a welcome return to Sunderland GBR last year. The hosts imposed themselves early on with Tomas Gabor scoring a swift win over Leon Miarka.
Then, Kai Max Hodkinson secured the title for the home team also for the loss of just four games, with a victory against Kajetan Kosonski. Having lost in qualifying and advancing to the final rounds by virtue of being the host nation, the Brits had a point to prove.
And did they ever, coming through the final rounds undefeated in all matches. Tereza Vychodilova put the Czechs up taking the first rubber against Nikola Kapulina. However, the Latvians were not done for yet, with their number one Tina Jansone getting things back on an even keel with an equally impressive win over Nicole Kurylova.
