Three further titles will be decided tonight, at the New Gilson Hall – the men’s singles and doubles, and the mixed doubles.
The tournament started on Monday, when Coombs-Goodfellow retained her singles title without dropping a set.
The former Nottinghamshire singles champion and Island Games multi gold-medallist won the group comfortably with, as expected, her toughest opponent being fellow county player Kim Ashton, who she defeated 11-6, 11-3.
The Coombs-Goodfellow/Burns combination, who are unbeaten so far in the county campaign, beat their closest rivals, Ashton and Dimple Mukhi, 15-3, 15-6, in the ladies doubles.
Tonight’s men’s singles final is between Mark Constable and Chris Guillochon.
Constable, the former National singles champion, moved to the Island in the summer and is in a different class to anyone in the Channel Islands, and while Jersey-born Guillochon will undoubtedly give his all, he will know that, realistically, points will be at a premium.
On his way to winning his group Guillochon, a previous runner-up in the event, produced a good victory over fellow county player Clive Dunford.
The men’s doubles final features last year’s winners, Gavin Carter and Clive Dunford, taking on the veteran partnership of Ian Coombs-Goodfellow and Anton Kriel, both pairs winning their groups without dropping a set.
The mixed doubles promises to be a real humdinger too, as the Constable/Burns partnership takes on Kriel/Kerry Coombs-Goodfellow.
