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Manly Daily: He's still got it at 47.  29 December 2007

THE race for the APS Growth Seaside Championship was thrown wide open yesterday following the dramatic withdrawal of top seed Peter Clarke. The battle between Clarke and four-time winner Pat Serret fizzled out yesterday when the former was forced to retire with illness. For 47 year old Serret, who moved around the court with speed and guile that belied his age, it provided a clear run to the quarter-finals. Click here for link

Manly Daily: Young and old a hit.  28 December 2007

It was on for young and old at the Manly Seaside Championships yesterday, with youngsters and two "super-vets" dominating the day's play. In a promising sign for Australian tennis, four kids aged 16 or under made it into the fourth round, while two of the tournament's most senior players also proved they still had it. Pat Serret and Neil Smith, both aged 47, showed age was no barrier by beating their younger rivals. But it was the performance of youngsters Kyle Stoker, 16, James Duckworth, 15, Matt Barton, 16, and James Queenan, 16, that stole the show yesterday.  Click here for link

Manly Daily: Seaside `fun' for Clarke.  27 December 2007

Local hope Jimmy Rigg and perennial finalist Jurek Stasiak were both beaten in shock upsets, while fifth seed Dane Fernandez fell victim to a virus that knocked him about. Rigg, the seventh seed, was a shock loser to Ryde's David Barclay 6-3, 6-4, and Stasiak, the second seed, was beaten by 15-year-old rising star James Duckworth 4-6, 6-3, 4-6.  Click here for link

Manly Daily: Stasiak steps up for No.6 22 December 2007

PROFESSIONAL tennis player Jurek Stasiak already had his first answer ready when contacted by The Manly Daily this week about the upcoming Seaside Tennis Championship.  After all it's not hard to figure out what the first question is going to be when you've lost five finals at the iconic Manly event since 2001.  Click here for link

Manly Daily: Home is where passion is. 21 December 2007

MANLY tennis player Jimmy Rigg has admitted he is questioning his future in the sport as he struggles to find the motivation to continue his quest to crack the world tennis circuit.  Click here for link

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