Sophia
Co-founder — professional player
An active professional player on the circuit, she brings the demands of competition into every session.
- WTA world ranking
- 713
- French ranking
- No. 45
Our team
JS Tennis is, above all, a story of friendship, passion and tennis.
Our story
Ten years sharing the same courts
Jade and Sophia met almost ten years ago at a training centre in Reims, at a time when they shared the same goal: to progress, to perform, and to live their passion for tennis to the full.
Through training sessions, matches, travelling and countless hours on court, a real friendship took shape, on and off the court. We grew up together in that demanding environment, shared the successes as well as the harder spells, and learned from one another year after year.
Our careers as players taught us what elite tennis demands: rigorous training, preparing for competition, handling pressure — and also how much the mental side, confidence and sheer enjoyment matter.
Today, that is the experience we want to pass on through JS Tennis.
The founders
Sophia and Jade
Jade
Co-founder — professional player
An active professional player on the circuit, she builds sessions shaped around each player’s goal.
- WTA world ranking
- Formerly 851
- French ranking
- -15, formerly No. 38
Our approach
A more human, more personal approach
We created this structure because we wanted to offer a different approach to tennis — more human, more personal. Whether you are a beginner, a competitor or an experienced player, we want to coach you around your level, your goals and, above all, the person you are.
Our role goes beyond being a training partner. We want to build a real relationship with every player, understand their needs, help them progress and let them train in conditions that match their goals.
Because behind every player there is a story, goals, doubts and ambitions, we believe performance starts with people, trust and the pleasure of getting better together.
The experience we gained at elite level is now devoted to your progress.