By Marcela Álvarez — There are hundreds of Hispanics who contribute to the US Open both on and off the courts. One example is Ana Gabriela Canahuate Torres. Born in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, she has loved tennis since childhood. At 14, when she was the number one player in the country, she left Quisqueya to […]
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By Marcela Álvarez — There are hundreds of Hispanics who contribute to the US Open both on and off the courts. One example is Ana Gabriela Canahuate Torres. Born in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, she has loved tennis since childhood. At 14, when she was the number one player in the country, she left Quisqueya to […]