Harry Fauquier
Full name: Henry E. Fauquier
Nickname: Harry
Nickname: Harry
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| Bio | A University of Michigan graduate, Harry Fauquier has an extensive Canadian and International tennis resume. As a junior tennis player, Harry won the Canadian National Junior Championships in 1959 and 1960, won the Open Canadian Juniors in 1960 and the closed in 1959. Harry played at the Pan Am Games in Brazil in 1963, Wimbledon in 1966, and The French Open in 1969. Winner of the Canadian Open Doubles Championship in 1968, captain for the University of Michigan’s tennis team in 1963 and 1964, Davis Cup player from 1962 to 1971 and Davis Cup captain from 1972 to 1974; these are only some of Harry’s many great tennis accomplishments. Fauquier has never been a formal coach, however, he has coached many players including Dale Power, Jim Boyes, Greg Halder and Pierre Lamarche who all became national champions. As well, Lamarche when Davis cup captain for Canada, relied mainly on Fauquier’s insight and making tough team decisions. |
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