Debby Bosselman discovered her love for tennis as a young child in Lakeland, Florida. After more than four decades away from the sport, she rekindled that passion upon moving to South Carolina in 2018.

Throughout her professional career, Debby has been instrumental in launching dozens of start-up companies and new business divisions within major organizations, including one of the first e-commerce fulfillment firms. In 2006, she became the founding President of CEO Netweavers/Business Navigators, where she helped shape the organization’s mission to teach Servant Leadership principles to more than 300 executive business leaders in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Her leadership and commitment to developing others have left a lasting impact on the business community.

Debby’s enthusiasm for building organizations and mentoring leaders has seamlessly extended into her community work. Since settling in South Carolina, she has served as a board member and Combo Coordinator for the local Community Tennis Association (MCTA), contributed to the SC Adult Programs Committee, and collaborated with various local tennis groups. Whether playing, captaining, or volunteering at tournaments, she finds joy in connecting with others who share her love of the game.

Her signature tagline, “Enjoy the Game – be it Tennis or Life!”, perfectly captures her philosophy both on and off the court.

Dusty Braddock grew up in Scranton, South Carolina and graduated from Lake City High School. Following high school, she attended Francis Marion University, where she earned a double major in English and Political Science.

Dusty began playing tennis in 2014 and quickly fell in love with the sport. She has captained numerous USTA adult league teams; however, growing tennis for all ages and skill levels in her local area of Hartsville and throughout the Pee Dee region is her primary passion. She serves on the Board of the Florence Tennis Association both as the adult development chair and the local league coordinator. Dusty has also served on the Adult League and Advocacy Committees for USTA-SC.
In 2021, Dusty was named as the Local League Volunteer of the Year for USTA-SC and USTA-Southern. She also participated in Southern’s Emerging Leaders Program in 2022.

Dusty has been serving as the head coach for the Hartsville High School Girls and Boys tennis teams since 2021. She was awarded Region 6 4-A coach of the year for girls in 2021 and for the boys in 2022.
Dusty is supported in ‘all things tennis’ by her husband Bryan and three sons: Jay, Hampton, and Caleb.

Patrick moved from Germnay to Charleston in 2017 together with his wife Sandra and his twin-boys Silas & Yorrick. Patrick is the Director of Tennis for both LTP facilities and the General Manager for LTP Academy. As a tournament director he runs multiple WTA, ATP, ITF and UTR professional events in addition to running the Girls’ 18s National Clay Court Championships and the 2022 ITA College All American Championships.

From 2000 through 2011 Patrick coached players of all levels and ages in Germany, Turkey, Egypt, Spain and Tunisia at resorts and tennis academies. In 2012 and 2013 he was the tournament director for the Boys´12s National Clay Court Championships in Winston-Salem, overseeing all aspects of a National Championship tournament. He has managed and coached multiple ATP and WTA players and has been selected as the Head Coach for various USTA Team Events such as the Ozaki Cup, Zonals or the Brewer Cup. Most recent players include Emma Navarro, Sophie Chang, Katarina Jokic and Oliver Crawford to name a few. Patrick was the #1 ranked Men’s 35s and 40s player in the Southern Section and was also ranked #73 in the ITF World Rankings.

Lane Hinson is the Director of Tennis at the Country Club of Lexington. He has been a teaching pro in the midlands for over 15 years, and was the head teaching pro at The Members Club of Wildewood and Woodcreek farms before taking over at CCL. He began playing junior tennis in South Carolina, and competed in JTL, JTT, high school tennis, and high-level junior tournaments. As an adult, he is an avid league tennis and tournament player. As a teaching professional, Lane enjoys working with all levels of the game with a large focus on high performance junior development, adult competition, and adaptive tennis. Lane was the South Carolina, and Southern Pro of the year in 2020. Also, has been a USTA volunteer for over a decade. He is passionate about promoting, and growing the game of Tennis in our state.

Kim Ozmon is a longstanding USTA member as well as a PTR Certified Teaching Pro 10 & Under, USTA Certified Official and a USTA Certified Tournament Director. Kim help established our local CTA, Mid-Carolina Tennis Association in 2007. In 2017 she was the recipient of the Lucy Garvin South Carolina USTA Volunteer of the Year award. Kim is currently employed as the supervisor of the Rock Hill Tennis Center, for the City of Rock Hill where she has progressed the game of tennis for the community over the past 16 years. In 2016, under her directorship, The Carolina Rollin’ Rackets wheelchair program in Rock Hill received the Community Service Award. Following in 2021, the USTA recognized the Rock Hill Tennis Center with the National Outstanding Tennis Facility Award. She continues to volunteer and expand the opportunity of tennis within the community of Rock Hill for all ages and levels. 

Away from tennis Kim enjoys spending time with her husband Jeff, volunteering at York County Animal Shelter, playing golf and spending time with her 2 cats.

Glenn’s passion for tennis began at Boiling Springs High School where he was on the team for four years. He played both singles and doubles on the 1989 team that won the only boys tennis region championship in school history. Glenn continued to play tennis after high school but only for pleasure and not on a team. After college graduation with degrees from Clemson and Converse, Glenn began his teaching career and is now in his 31st year of education. He coached varsity boys’ tennis for five years and varsity girls’ tennis for two years. He also coached varsity boys’ basketball for 19 years. After retiring from coaching, Glenn returned to playing tennis regularly in 2017. He has been a member of and captained many teams in Spartanburg and Greenville. Some of these teams have won state championships and competed at Sectionals. Glenn has also enjoyed captaining a World Team Tennis team for several years, and the team was able to win the WTT 4.5 National Championship in 2022. Glenn currently plays at Willis Road YMCA in Spartanburg.

Glenn is married to Jennifer Coggins Reese. They have three children–Caroline, Mary Lauren, and Ben, who have kept them very busy with all of their sports and school activities. In addition to his family activities, Glenn enjoys being a sports fan, traveling, and studying history.

Dawn Rowley is a seasoned leader in customer success and project management, currently serving as Customer Relationships Director at ExploreLearning | LAZ. With over 17 years at the company, her role encompasses strategic planning, professional development, cross-functional collaboration, and executive-level customer engagement. Dawn’s leadership has been instrumental in shaping internal processes, developing training programs, and driving customer satisfaction through thoughtful implementation and support strategies.

Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics with a Computer Science minor from Clemson University and a Master of Business Administration from Georgia Southern University.

Beyond her professional achievements, Dawn is deeply committed to mentorship and community engagement. She is a long-time volunteer with Delta Gamma Fraternity and has served in various local and Cabinet positions. She is looking forward to working with Anderson Interfaith Ministries to bring more tennis opportunities to Anderson.

Dawn is married to Darryl Rowley and shares two married children, Brette (Jamie Cox) and Christopher Rowley (Abby), as well as two granddaughters, Elliott and Reese Cox.

Rae Sobocinski was born and raised in Greenville, SC where she graduated from Christ Church and Furman University majoring in Political Science. Tennis has been a major part of her life beginning at a young age. Rae grew up playing tournaments and for Christ Church’s varsity team. After graduating she was in banking, Commercial Real Estate and coached Christ Church JV Girls team for four seasons where they were 41-1. She is currently the Head varsity girls tennis coach for Christ Church, where they were state runner up to Oceanside in 2024 and and 2025. Their record in 2025 was 23-2, only losing to Wando and Oceanside. Rae was also Region Coach of the Year for 2024 and 2025, and is the Assistant Varsity Boys Coach.

Rae has played competitively for over 25 years in the UPTA league for Greenville Country Club. Thru out those years, she has played 4.0, 4.5, 7-5 & 8.5 Combo and 8.0 & 9.0 mixed. Her dearest friends have been made on the tennis courts; and she cherishes the memories and friendships made there.

Rae has 5 children ( 2 who are married) and 1 granddaughter. They all play tennis and her youngest has played competitively since she was 5. When she is not on the tennis courts, she loves to be with family, watch sports, be with her dogs, antique, cook and travel.

A native of Surfside Beach, Robb Thompson grew up playing tennis at Socastee High School before continuing his career at Limestone College, earning Hall of Fame honors at both. A two-time South Carolina Tennis Professional of the Year, Robb is USPTR certified and has won 36 South Carolina State Championships. He has also given back to the game through years of service on multiple USTA committees. Robb has been part of the Greenville Country Club family for 30 years and has led the tennis program as Director of Tennis since 2017. He is honored to be a member of the 2025 South Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame.

Greenville attorney Jamie Demint Francis has been appointed legal counsel for USTA SC.