South Woodham Ferrers player Neil Hitchens picked up a top trophy at the Essex Junior Squash Championships.
The Club Woodham member won the under-17 boys title at the event, which was held at Harlow Sports Centre.
Neil's success came a year after he won the under-15 title.
Other south Essex players also did well at the championships.
Thorpe Bay's Courtlands Park was represented by Chris Peer, who was runner up in the under-11 boys section.
And three members of Basildon's Club Kingswood also received runners-up awards.
Sisters Philippa and Sarah Neller were beaten finalists in the under-17 and under-19 girls' competitions respectively, while Scott Gledhill was second in the boys' under-15 event.
The championships were sponsored for the second year running by workwear, linen and washroom company Albany, who are based in Rayleigh and have a laundry in Westcliff.
Albany managing director Mike Burton, a keen squash and tennis player, presented the prizes.
"We are very pleased to be able to support the squad of young talented players that Essex has," Mike said.
Salver success - Neil Hitchens received his winner's award from Albany managing director Mike Burton
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