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College players Ben Shelton, Peyton Stearns and J.J. Wolf have graduated to Roland Garros
Playing a Slam in Paris for the first time, each hopes to be a quick study on the terre battue.
Published May 23, 2023
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Ben Shelton, who had never left the United States until a trip to this year's Australian Open, hopes for a similarly successful debut in France.
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Peyton Stearns, who starred at the University of Texas, will look to fire her forehand extensively on the terre battue.
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Like Shelton and Stearns, JJ Wolf played college tennis, and is competing on clay the week before Roland Garros (in Geneva).
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