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Paul Stands Down as Head of British Men’s Tennis

At the end of 2008, Paul Hutchins (1961-63; Etonhurst) stood down as the Head of Men’s Tennis in Great Britain. A former Davis Cup captain, he had been in the job for 2 years and, now, continues to work for the Lawn Tennis Association reviewing the international competitive structure in Britain. Chief Executive Roger Draper said: “Paul has been a tremendous asset to British tennis and over the last two years has developed strong foundations for men’s tennis. He has put in place an excellent team of coaches.”