Jacques Manset

Manset is originally from Santa Monica, California, one of seven children of stockbroker George and Philadelphia born Peggy.

A graduate of Bishop Diego High, he was an All-American tennis player at UCLA, while studying for a degree in political science.^[1]

In the early 1980s he competed professionally on the international circuit.

He qualified for his first Grand Prix tournament at the 1983 Congoleum Classic in La Quinta. His best performance was a second round appearance at the Tokyo Outdoor tour event in 1985. He competed in the main doubles draw at the 1985 US Open partnering Brett Dickinson and the pair made the second round.^[2]

Following his tennis career he worked briefly in New York as a NASDAQ trader, then returned to California, where he has been a financial advisor, since 1998 with Morgan Stanley.^[1]

At the age of 33 he began a battle with advanced melanoma which he has successfully fought.^[3]

He lives with his wife in Ventura and has three children.

• Jacques Manset at the Association of Tennis Professionals
• Jacques Manset at the International Tennis Federation