Tennis Picture Day That Gives Back to Your Booster Club
No cost to the club. Families buy only what they want. The club does not need to find or hire a photographer.
Collect clear uniform photos at tennis practice on or beside the court before drills, not during a match, tournament or media day. A coach or parent can use a phone to photograph each player in a comfortable standing pose rather than trying to capture a mid-swing action shot.
Season Media Collection details
Planning tennis portraits
Indoor and outdoor courts both work with even lighting and a visible face. A racket or tennis ball can appear beside the player as long as it does not hide the face or uniform. Separate rosters can use their own practice schedules and team links, so volunteers do not need to bring every squad together at once.
How tennis photos get collected
Choose a quiet court-side spot before tennis drills. Have each athlete stand comfortably in uniform, keep the face visible, and collect one clear phone photo through the appropriate roster's team link.
Portraits, ordering and club payout
Elite Team Pictures creates portraits online, then families preview and order directly. 10-15% payout on net family sales, after processing fees and refunds. School payouts go to the booster club after the refund window. Every team gets a complimentary group photo. The Team Showcase Banner is earned at 7 paid family orders. About 2 weeks after artwork approval.
Who coordinates picture day?
At most public schools the booster club plans team and individual photos. Private schools often go through coaches or athletic directors.
Frequently asked questions
When should tennis boosters collect player photos?
Collect clear uniform photos at practice on or beside the court before drills, not during a match, tournament or media day. A coach or parent can take the photos on a phone.
Should tennis players pose with a racket or use a mid-swing photo?
Use a comfortable standing portrait reference, not a mid-swing action shot. A racket or tennis ball may appear if it does not hide the face or uniform.
Can tennis reference photos be taken on indoor courts?
Yes. Indoor or outdoor courts are fine with even lighting and a visible face. Avoid harsh shadows across the face.
Can separate tennis rosters use different practice schedules?
Yes. Separate rosters can use their own practice schedules and team links; there is no need to collect every squad's photos at the same time.
How does the booster club payout work?
10-15% payout on net family sales, after processing fees and refunds. School payouts go to the booster club after the refund window.
How long does delivery take?
About 2 weeks after artwork approval.