Thirteen-year-olds represent IoM in county comp
A young tennis player representing the Isle of Man has reached the final of a National Championship tournament at Wimbledon.
Thirteen-year-old Charlotte Clark beat her opponent in the semis 6-1 6-0 on the famous grass court this afternoon.
Fellow Albany player Roch Mirski lost his semi-final tie 1-6 3-6.
It is the first time competitors from the Douglas club have reached the knock-out stage of the 'Road to Wimbledon' event.
Forty-three British counties are represented by a boy and girl to play at the sports' iconic venue.
Albany's club secretary and former coach Pat Sharp is delighted for the pair.
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