Jeff defeated Pavel 6-7(5), 7-5, and 6-3 at Indian Wells.

[Kristen]

Go Jeff!

Here are some nice / weird-yet-good photos...

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People around the grounds were saying that the Pavel match was craziness and that it was awesome for Jeff. We were watching stuff in the next court and heard all the crazy screams for him and stuff. Good for him to get to the 2nd round and give Monfils quite the battle

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Jeff has decided to retire. Good luck to him in whatever he does in life
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Jeff Morrison Retires from Tennis
Posted Tuesday, November 14, 2006 ; 11:37 PM

Former Huntington athlete announces end to six-year career.

TAMPA, Fla. -- Jeff Morrison, formerly of Huntington, announced his retirement from professional tennis and the ATP tour Tuesday.

The retirement is effective immediately.

In his six-year career, Morrison twice reached an ATP world singles ranking of 84 (2002, 2004).

He reached one ATP final (Adelaide 2003) and two ATP semifinals (Los Angeles and Metz, France -- both in 2004).

Morrison is most remembered for a centre court victory at Wimbledon over then-No. 6 Juan Carlos Ferrero in 2002.

His career ATP Prize Money is $770,000.

Morrison was a four-time All-American while attending the University of Florida, and he was the 1999 NCAA Division 1 Men’s Singles Champion.

His future plans are uncertain at this time.