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Seascape Challenger Returns California Players Had Strong Re- Count Coupons Available at Sults Last Year: Former Stanford Comerica Branches Throughout T Comerica challenger also draws Tickets are now on sale for an international roster of talent. this year’s event, with VIP dis- Seascape Challenger Returns California players had strong re- count coupons available at sults last year: former Stanford Comerica branches throughout T This August 3-11 brings the U O standout Bradley Klahn Northern California, and a per- E return of the $100,000 Comerica D I knocked out Igor Andreev in the centage of proceeds donated to R Bank Challenger, or the 113th R E first round, Michael McClune local schools. In addition to the T California Tennis Open, the R A beat Robby Ginepri en route to pro competition, there are spon- T longest-running challenger event E C the quarterfinals, and Orange sored clinics and lessons. For in the US. The tournament’s rich Y O J County pro Steve Johnson won info call 831-688-1993 or go to history includes appearances by the tournament. www.SeascapeSportsClub.com. Slam champs Pat Rafter, Michael T T U Chang, and 2013 Wimbledon U O O E E D winner Andy Murray. Hard-hit- D I I R R R ting young players on the rise R E E T T R are just part of the event’s at- R A A T T E traction. “It’s really fun to watch E C C Y the tennis here,” notes Y O O J Seascape Sports Club’s Judy J Welsh, the tournament director. “It’s right next to the ocean, with an ocean view.” A major stepping stone for this year’s US Open, with US players competing for points to Andy Murray won the Comerica Bank secure a US Open wild card, the Challenger in 2005. T U O E D I R R E T R A T E Steve Johnson’s win at last year’s C Y O Comerica Bank Challenger helped him Rising talent Milos Raonic competed at J qualify for last year’s US Open. Seascape in 2010. John Isner picked up early pro experience at Seascape in 2007. T U O E D I R R Seascape Beach Resort, located next to Seascape E T R 3 A T Sports Club, invites USTA members and their 1 E 0 C Y families to enjoy a getaway on Monterey Bay with 2 O J T special tennis rates. Enjoy the luxury of a AAA S U G four-diamond rating with the comfort of spacious U A condominiums with full kitchens or kitchenettes. / Y L U J • S I N N E T E D I Reservations 800.929.7727 S N I www.SeascapeResort.com One Seascape Resort Drive, Aptos, California 8 3 Americans such as Jack Sock and Sam Querrey have been staples at Seascape. .
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