Marthe Dupont

1892–1979 (age 87)

Biography

Marthe Dupont broke ground in tennis with grace and tenacity, representing her sport with poise during an era when every match expanded possibilities for women athletes. Her competitive spirit and unwavering dedication earned admiration from fans and fellow players alike.

She continued to advocate for tennis as a lifelong pursuit, supporting grassroots programs and encouraging sportsmanship, a legacy honored at Robermont Cemetery.

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