A husband-and-wife team with rich backgrounds in professional sports and youth mentorship. Their transition from athletic stardom to advocates of mental health and community development reflects a profound dedication to nurturing future generations.

 

Raeanne was a first-team all-state softball star at Rainier HS, leading her team to four state tournaments and three league titles. At UNC-Greensboro, she ranked sixth all-time in wins and fourth in strikeouts, earning multiple Southern Conference honors. After college, Raeanne played professionally in Sweden before transitioning into coaching. Raeanne's coaching experience includes stints at the HS and college level, serving as a player-coach in Sweden, and personally training multiple players at all levels.

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Kyle  scored over 2,000 points and was ranked among ESPN's Top 30 point guards nationally. He continued to shine in Division I college hoops, amassing over 1,000 career points. After college, Kyle played professionally for six years, including stints in the NBA G-League, and Europe. After playing, Kyle transitioned into coaching. He now has over eight years of coaching experience at the AAU and HS levels, and has worked with professional basketball players.

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They see GWAF not just as a sports facility but as a transformative space for young people to grow physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually. Their vision extends beyond immediate business objectives, embracing sports as a potent catalyst for community betterment and personal growth.