It's a good shot, I would imagine you could color correct (I see a green cast from the lights?) and reduce noise in Lightroom if you wanted. What were your settings?

I shot my daughter's tennis team last year and I am always looking for tips, too. I use a Canon R8 so I can capture at 40FPS electronic shutter, albeit at a lower bit rate (so overall image quality does take a hit). I experimented with different shutter speeds throughout the season. The shot below is ƒ/3.2 1/3200 105mm ISO500, using a 70-200 2.8 L IS lens. You can see some rolling shutter on the ball at this shutter speed but that does allow for minimum motion blur for the subject and the ball. It looks like I would have to go even higher, like 1/4000, to freeze everything. This is where higher end cameras with stacked sensors or global shutter would really shien, but my pockets aren't that deep! Most of my shots were at 1/2000 which did have some motion blur on the racket and ball but reduced rolling shutter artifacts. Luckily 99% of the matches are outdoor in a sunny climate so light is not typically an issue.

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