Greg Gunther strives to increase the level of participation in tennis by all people, at all levels, at every age.  He is dedicated to the belief that a healthy body contributes to a healthy mind and this is the spirit with which Razooli Inc. was founded.

Greg was the Assistant Head Tennis Pro at Aurora Tennis and Swim Club from 2007 through June 2011. Originally from Maryland, Greg has been a New Orleans resident since 2002 and has taught tennis since 1990. As a player, he earned a tennis scholarship to Spring Hill College in Mobile, Alabama and was invited to three Rolex Intercollegiate Championships 1990 - 1992.

Our Business

Razooli Inc.was born of the chaos of a hurricane ravaged city. Without access to sports and other activities, children and adults alike found it difficult to focus on their daily tasks. Tennis and other sports proved they were more than a release and that exercise was  much more than just movement.  As the great John Wooden said, "sports do not build character, they reveal it."

Razooli Inc. is dedicated to the growth of tennis, the sport of a lifetime. The foundation supports individuals in their pursuit of strength, dignity and healthy livng through participation in tennis programs.

Razooli Inc., giving, growing tennis for life.

Who We Are

Greg Gunther reached the finals of the 1983 Pepsi Jr Open in Salisbury, MD to begin his USTA playing career. His last result in junior competition was quarterfinalist at the 1989 Maryland State Championships in Pikesville, MD. He went on to earn an athletic scholarship at Spring Hill College in Mobile, AL. During the 1989 - 1990 season, the Badgers achieved a national ranking of #18. While a player, Greg was invited to play in the Rolex ITCA Intercollegiates in Pensacola, FL twice (1991,1992), for singles and doubles. After college, he went to work for his former coach, ATP player Steve Krulevitz and  coached his high school team.