I grew up in France, in a family passionate about tennis. I have been playing for as long as I can remember, with tennis balls or rackets in my hand even before walking. My dad, an experienced tennis player, was one of my main coaches, and was by my side taking me to tournaments, and allowing me to live my passion. I was also coached by different coaches, including a previous number one French player. I gained experience and feedback from all competition levels and always tried to learn the best from my coaches.

I won the Junior Regional Championship twice, earning the chance to participate in the French National Championship. I also received a scholarship to play in a Division 2 American university in North Carolina for one year, where we won the regional Conference Carolinas. I won the decisive match in the final. The emotions I felt were insane and tennis is really a sport that can bring you through all of them, but that is why we love it.
As a previous high level competition player, coaching in NZ is a new challenge for me. I can’t wait to convey my passion for the sport, as well as my knowledge and experience as a player, onto the court as a coach.