SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Wofford softball head coach Chelsea Butler has announced the signing of four new student-athletes to athletic aid agreements or letters of commitment with Wofford College. The group of four will be joining the team in the fall of 2027.
 
"We are incredibly excited to welcome four outstanding young women to our Wofford Softball family," said head coach Chelsea Butler. "These four bring so much more than talent to our program. They are great athletes, great students, and, most importantly, great humans. We are looking forward to seeing the impact they will make on and off the field, the relationships they will build, and the legacy they will help create. They will certainly leave Wofford College and our softball program better than they found it!"
 

Name	Pos.	Hometown / High School
Grayson Bopp	OF	Matthews, N.C. / Weddington High School
Reagan Rowsey	SS	Florence, S.C. / South Florence High School
Emery Coffield	1B	Stokesdale, N.C. / Greensboro Day School
Addison Skipper	3B	McColl, S.C. / Marlboro County High School

 
 
Grayson Bopp, an outfielder from Matthews, North Carolina, was named All-State, All-Conference, All-District and All-Region as a junior this past season. Bopp batted .368 with 32 hits, 19 RBI, 31 runs scored and 12 stolen bases her junior year. She helped lead her team to a 2026 North Carolina 7A State Championship and a Union County Conference Championship. Bopp also received the Weddington Warrior Award.
 
"Grayson brings an exciting combination of athleticism, speed, and versatility to our program," said Butler. "Her base running ability and aggressiveness on the bases make her a dynamic offensive threat, while her athleticism, range, and ability to cover ground in the outfield will make an immediate impact defensively. She will be a constant source of speed and high softball IQ, putting consistent pressure on opponents. Beyond her abilities on the field, Grayson is a tremendous student and an outstanding young woman who embodies the qualities we value in our program. We can't wait to see all that Grayson accomplishes as a Wofford Terrier!"
 
Reagan Rowsey, a shortstop from Florence, South Carolina, is a three-time All-Region selection, a Defensive Player of the Year and was named the team MVP once. In her junior season, Rowsey hit .452 and posted a .975 fielding percentage. She has led her team to the lower state championship three-straight years. Rowsey was an NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete.
 
"Reagan brings a tremendous combination of softball IQ, defensive instincts, and offensive competitiveness to our program," said Butler. "At shortstop, Reagan plays with a natural smoothness and savvy that allows her to make difficult plays look effortless. Her instincts, awareness, and understanding of the game set her apart defensively. Offensively, Reagan is a tough out who competes in every at-bat and makes opposing pitchers work for everything. Her feel for the game, competitive edge, and all-around ability make her an exciting addition to our program. We are thrilled to welcome Reagan to our Terrier family and can't wait to see her growth and impact as a Wofford Terrier!"
 
Emery Coffield, a first baseman from Stokesdale, North Carolina, earned 2026 NCHSAA 8A All-Conference, All-District and All-State honors. Coffield is also the president of the National Chinese Honor Society and is a 2x Chinese Language Award Winner. Her brother, Wyatt Coffield, played for the men's lacrosse team at Queens University of Charlotte.
 
"Emery brings an exciting combination of power, athleticism, and versatility to our program," said Butler. "Offensively, Emery has the ability to change the game with one swing of the bat, bringing legitimate home run power and the ability to drive the ball out of the ballpark. Defensively, she provides a strong presence at first base with her instincts, athleticism, and ability to make the plays that matter. Emery's combination of offensive firepower, defensive reliability, and competitive spirit will make her a tremendous addition to our program. We are excited to welcome Emery to the Terrier family and look forward to watching her make her mark in a Wofford uniform!"
 
Addison Skipper, a third baseman from McColl, South Carolina, batted .600 with three homers and 25 RBI as a junior at Marlboro County High School. Skipper is a three-time All-Region selection and was named back-to-back Offensive Player of the Year while earning All-State in 2024, 2025 and 2026. Skipper's aunt played softball at Coker while her grandfather played baseball at Francis Marion.  
 
"Addison 'Skip' brings a powerful combination of defensive toughness and offensive impact to our program," said Butler. "At third base, Skip is a lockdown defender who plays with confidence, great instincts, and a willingness to make the big play. Offensively, she brings tremendous power to the plate and has the ability to produce major power numbers for us early on. Her combination of defensive reliability, offensive firepower, and competitive drive will make her an exciting addition to our program. We are thrilled to welcome Skip to our Terrier family and look forward to everything she will accomplish in a Wofford uniform!"
 
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.