World No.29\u00a0 and number one seed Keegan Oh-Chee<\/b>\u00a0(NSW) defeated local talent World No.65 Henry de Cure<\/b> in an entertaining match, 6-4 6-2 at the Charles Sturt Wheelchair Open\u00a0finals held in windy conditions at the\u00a0West Lakes Tennis Club\u00a0(SA) on 9 February 2014.<\/p>\n
Keegan made it two from two when joined by his doubles partner, World Ranked 74 Jerry Markoja<\/b> (NSW) taking out the doubles title against Henry De Cure and Stephan Rochecouste<\/b> (NSW) 6-2, 6-1.<\/p>\n
The convincing win saw Oh-Chee who is currently the third ranked Australian player\u00a0win his first singles title proving to be a great kick-start to his 2014 season.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe ITF Futures level event was contested by a strong field of Australian players vying for valuable ITF ranking points and prize money.\u201d said\u00a0Dylan Hicks, City of Charles Sturt Wheelchair Open Tournament Director.<\/p>\n
\u201cCongratulations to Keegan Oh-Chee<\/b>\u00a0on his first singles title and a special thank you to all involved at West Lakes Tennis Club for their tireless work over the week on the event.\u201d continues Dylan.<\/p>\n