WANBOROUGH wheelchair tennis star Louise Hunt won the women's doubles at the Jura Indoors in Delemont, Switzerland.
In her first tournament of the season on the 2011 NEC Wheelchair Tennis Tour, the 19-year-old British number three paired up with Switzerland's Parmila Grangier at the ITF Futures Series event.
The duo beat Karin Suter of Switzerland and her German partner Linda Wagemann 6-3, 6-4 in Saturday's semi-finals.
Hunt and Grangier then went on to defeat the second seeds Ludmila Bubnova and Sophie Fraioli 6-3, 6-0 in Sunday's final.
The doubles semi-final victory over Suter and Wagemann gave Hunt a measure of recompense for a 6-3, 6-2 loss to Suter in the opening round of the women's singles.
The Swiss former world number six went on to lift the title after victory over Grangier in the final.
Hunt now joins a host of other Britons who line up for the first British-based world ranking event of the season, the North West Challenge, which begins on Friday at South Ribble Tennis Centre near Preston.
Last year Hunt finished runner-up in the women's singles at the tournament.
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