Phalonne Pierre Louis documented tennis at the tennis and golf club located in Port-au-Prince’s gated and privately guarded suburb of Pétion-Vile, while Jean Paul Saint Fleur shot at four sites in Jacmel, including at the IOA Center, an elementary school founded by Naomi’s parents in 2001. Presented here are some outtakes from the feature in Racquet No. 17.
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Before France inherited its last men's Roland-Garros champion, Arthur Ashe spotted an eleven-year-old boy in Yaoundé. The miracle made Yannick Noah. The question is why tennis never built the road again.
The “Stella Clay Bar” brought together the greats—including legendary Roland-Garros champion Gustavo Kuerten—and tons of raw terre battue on a gorgeous Paris rooftop for everyone to make their mark.
A garden in the San Fernando Valley is ground-zero for West Coasters eager to unlock the secret lessons only the slidey stuff can teach.
The Wayfinder Family Services Center in Windsor Hills, CA, buzzed with competition. Shoes squeaked across the court, tennis balls filled with bells jingled through the gym, and players could be heard asking their opponents: "Ready?"
