SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford women's tennis head coach Krissy Hall announced the Terriers had three players sign National Letters of Intent for the incoming freshman class of 2020.
 
The group includes a four-star and three-star recruit according to tennisrecruiting.net rankings and represents three different states. The three players are Meghan King, Annie Mayfield and Elizabeth Williams.
 
"I'm thrilled with the three girls coming in the fall," said Coach Hall. "They all bring great characteristics and qualities and fit right in with the culture of our program."
 
King, a senior from Overland Park, Kansas, is a three-star tennisrecruiting.net player that has competed on the national circuit. She is currently the fourth-ranked player in the state of Kansas and the ninth ranked player in the Plains region and trains at the Kansas City United Tennis Academy. King did compete for St. Teresa's Academy her freshman season, playing as the number one singles and doubles player while earning First Team All-District in singles. She has made academic honor roll each of her semesters at St. Teresa's Academy and has volunteered over 120 hours at women's and children's shelters in her community.
 
"Meghan has all the characteristics that I look for in recruits," Coach Hall said. "She is a great student, a great tennis player, and does a lot of great work in the community. We're looking forward to the impact she will have on the program."
 
Mayfield, a senior from Atlanta, Georgia, at the Lovett School, has lettered all three seasons while playing as the number one singles player for her team. She led her team to the state finals in both 2013 and 2015 and was named her team's MVP in 2015. She also helped Lovett's Pre Collegiate Tennis Team to a championship in 2012. She earned the Georgia State Junior Clay Court Championships Sportsmanship Award in both 2013 and 2015, the Academy Tennis Camp "Best Sport" Award in 2012, and has served as her team's Student Athletic Leadership Team representative the past two years. She has also participated in mission trips to New Orleans in 2013 and 2014 and to India in 2014.
 
"We're excited to have Annie joining our team," Coach Hall said. "She is a great team person, has great character, and will bring a lot of energy to our team."
 
Williams, a senior from Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, is a four-star tennisrecruiting.net player, sitting currently at 157 nationally and has been ranked as high as the number two player in South Carolina and 31^st in the South region. She has trained at Smith Sterns Tennis Academy and been coached by Billy Stearns for the past six years. She has wins over five-star recruits over the last three years, and has previously won a Belton Doubles Title. She also reached the finals of a Level Two regional tournament in Louisiana and finished third in doubles at the 18s Southerns regional tournament.
 
"Liz has had an outstanding junior tennis career," said Coach Hall. "We're looking forward to her growing her game in college and becoming a great college player at Wofford."
 
The eligibility of all student-athletes is contingent upon admission to Wofford College and compliance with all NCAA rules, including registration with the NCAA Eligibility Center.