RUSSELL?MOSELEY, undefeated for 14 months, had his dominance of local tennis interrupted as he was knocked out of both the singles and doubles in the semi-finals of the Courtesy Garage Tennis Championships underway at the Ocean View Tennis Club.
Matthew Hutchinson, who has been at a tennis academy in Florida for the past three years, beat Moseley, the No.1 seed, 3-6, 6-3, 6-1 last Sunday.
Hutchinson’s opponent in the finals will be No. 6 seed Devard Wharton, who defeated unseeded Damian Applewhaite 3-6, 6-0, 7-6 (3).
Moseley was surprised by the 18-year-old’s standard of play, but still prevailed in the first set. (PR/SAT)
Hutchinson upsets Moseley
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