Montrose ladies remain unbeaten as they go top
Montrose Tennis Club’s ladies first team defeated St Andrews 2 last week to go top of Division 2 as the only undefeated side.
Orla McLeod and Jenna Henderson again lead the way by winning all four of their sets.
June Buchan and Wendy Sanger won two sets and Allie Henderson and Carolyn Kerr won one in the last round to keep Montrose ahead.
The men's first and third teams also won and two sides drew their matches.
Scottish standout Cameron Fryer and Eddie Baxter won three sets in a 7-5 victory over Wormit and Newport 1.
Scott Henderson and Noah Watson won two sets for Montrose, as did Graeme Walker and Robin Kerr.
The second team ground out a 6-6 away draw with Darnhall 1 as Simon Rolfe and Richard Henderson won three sets for Montrose.
Andy Baxter and Callum Cooper won two sets and Chris Day and Duncan Lyall won their last set of the night to ensure the points were shared.
The third team beat Darnhall 2 by 8-4, with James Meredith and Liam O'Brien winning their four sets with the loss of just 10 games, a record matched by Alister Sievewright and Ian Matthews.
Nick Wilson and Hunter Ballantyne had three close sets, but couldn't pull one out.
The ladies second team lost 9-3 away to Wormit and Newport 2, with Jen Richardson and Janet Thomson winning two sets and Evelyn Kerr and Lindsey Ward winning one.
The tie was closer than the score suggested as Montrose lost seven of the eight close sets.
The third team drew at home 6-6 against Wormit and Newport 4, led by Kara McGeachy and Jenny Munro's four sets.
Elena Shepeleva and Karen Copsey won one set, as did Jules Russell and Katie Barker, who made her debut for Montrose.
Stock cars
It was a warm, bright evening at Cowdenbeath Racewall as a rare Friday fixture took place.
Jamie Balfour from Forfar had his best night of the year yet at the Fife track in the ORCi Ministox.
After a battle for the win in the first heat he crossed the line third, before narrowly missing out again in heat two, finishing runner-up.
However, it all came good for Balfour in the final, as he claimed his first win of the year.
Dennis Middler from Carnoustie and Peter Watt from Kirriemuir on the grid in the BriSCA F2s.
Watt finished third in heat one ahead of Middler in ninth, but another third place in heat two for Watt resulted in meeting-ending mechanical issues, while Middler was seventh.
Middler was battling for the lead in the final when he spun and was collected, which ended his night early.
Barry and Gemma Russell from Brechin were among the drivers competing in the Saloons.
Barry finished in 10th in the opening heat and sixth in the final, while Gemma was seventh in heat two and 10th in the final.
A bruising Dash for Cash race to finish saw Gemma cross the line in fourth.