Thanks for stopping by and wanting to learn more about our staff. We’re here to help you grow tennis all over Georgia! Please feel free to contact the staff member that can help you get started.
Darren Potkey
Executive Director
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Darren leads all staff activity and is the representative of USTA Georgia at USTA Southern and National meetings, as well as throughout the state. He also serves as the State Executive Director liaison for the Southern Officials committee.
Dave Bain
Senior Director of USTA Adult & Junior Leagues
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Dave is the Georgia state league coordinator. He leads USTA League tennis programs throughout the state of Georgia (the largest state league program in the United States). He also oversees state league championships and works with a team of volunteer and local league coordinators.
Michael Graham
Senior Director of Community Development & Programs
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Michael is the link between the state office and our 32 Community Tennis Associations spread throughout Georgia. He loves the art and science of an exemplary strategic plan. He also conducts the award winning Community Tennis Development Workshop held each February.
Eva Marie McCravy
Director of Competition
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Eva Marie is the main contact for all junior and adult competitive players, parents, tournament directors and coaches, plus Net Generation PlayTracker and Junior Circuit questions. If your question pertains to junior or adult competitive tennis, Eva Marie can help answer it.
Elizabeth Beaver
Junior Team Tennis (JTT) Coordinator
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Elizabeth oversees all facets of the Junior Team Tennis program, from local leagues all the way to the Georgia Junior Team Tennis state championships, the largest state championship tournament in the United States.
Amanda Boudreau
Director of School Tennis
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Amanda organizes and promotes USTA School Tennis programming throughout the state. She also works with Community Tennis Associations and providers all across the state to ensure that tennis is part of the physical education curriculum in their local schools.
Fiona Hatton
Schools & Community Tennis Coordinator
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Fiona assists with school tennis primarily in the metro Atlanta area. She brings her enthusiasm every day to promote tennis to teachers, parents and school children throughout the state.
Carolina Kaminski
Adult Programs Coordinator
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Carolina handles inquiries about adult player ratings, oversees our adult entry level programming throughout the state and is a part of the team that administers our league state championships. She also is our lead for the popular Combo & Tri-Level league programs.
Lindsey Davila
Director of Marketing
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Lindsey helps spread the good news about Georgia tennis through various platforms of communication. She works with Community Tennis Associations and other tennis organizations to promote tennis participation and inform our players and providers of the latest happenings all around the state.
Reagan Stephenson
Marketing Coordinator
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Reagan assists the Marketing department with event promotions, social media utilization and written communications to build brand awareness throughout the state. If you have a passion to promote our sport, Reagan eagerly awaits your inquiry.
Susan Pierce
USTA Member Services Coordinator
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Susan is one of the friendly voices you hear when you call the USTA Georgia offices. She assists all departments throughout the year and our valued USTA Georgia members.
Vicky Padgett
Director of Accounting & HR
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Vicky handles all of the accounting and financials for USTA Georgia and the Georgia Tennis Foundation. If you want an intense discussion about debits, credits & T-accounts, Vicky would love to hear from you.
Nate Monie
Director of Information Technology
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Nate’s goal in life is simple, as close to 100% functionality with computers and IT as possible throughout the year. Nate handles all of the USTA Georgia technological needs, as well as assisting USTA Southern with their challenges when needed.
