Wofford College Athletics

CAREER: Posted a 46-30 overall record in singles at the #1 and #3 positions ... In doubles, was 45-30 at the #1 and #2 positions ... Named to the All-Southern Conference second team in singles (2022, 2025) and All-SoCon second team in doubles (2024, 2025), along with All-Freshman Team honors (2022). 

2024-25: Played in all 21 matches ... Was 16-3 in singles play at the #3 position ... The 16 singles wins are the second-most in school history ... In doubles, was 13-8 overall with all matches at the #1 position ... Named All-Southern Conference second team at the #3 singles position and was All-SoCon second team at the #1 doubles position with Breda Brennan ... During SoCon singles play, was 5-2 with wins over Chattanooga (3/22), Mercer (3/25), East Tennessee State (3/28), UNC Greensboro (4/1) and Western Carolina (4/12) ... In the Southern Conference Tournament, had a 6-0, 6-4 win in the quarterfinals over Chattanooga (4/17) and then won 6-2, 7-5 in the semifinals against East Tennessee State (4/18) ... In doubles was 4-3 with Grace Agster and 9-5 with Breda Brennan ... Had SoCon doubles wins over Chattanooga (3/22), Mercer (3/26), UNC Greensboro (4/1), and Furman(4/9) ... In the SoCon Tournament quarterfinals had a 6-2 win over Chattanooga (4/17) to clinch the doubles point ... Named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll and SoCon Spring All-Academic Team ... Named CSC Academic All-District ... ITA Scholar-Athlete. 

2023-24: Played in all 21 matches ... Was 14-6 in singles at the #3 position ... In doubles was13-6 at the #1 position ... Named second team All-Southern Conference doubles with Grace Agster ... In Southern Conference singles play, had wins over Chattanooga (3/16), Mercer (3/29), Western Carolina (4/5) and UNCG (4/7) ... At the Southern Conference Tournament against Mercer (4/18) had a 6-1, 6-1 singles win at the #3 position and added a 6-3 win at the #1 doubles position ... During SoCon doubles play was 4-2, with wins over Chattanooga (3/16), Mercer (3/29), Western Carolina (4/5) and UNCG (4/7) with Grace Agster at the #1 position ... Named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll and the SoCon Spring All-Academic Team ... Earned CSC Academic All-District honors and an ITA Scholar-Athlete.

2022-23: Played in all 23 matches ... Posted a 7-14 record in singles, with all matches played at the #1 position ... Was 9-11 in doubles ... In singles had key wins over Appalachian State (2/26), Radford (3/12) and Western Carolina (4/9) In doubles, was 9-10 paired with Georgia Fischer at the #1 position with SoCon wins over UNCG (3/17) and Western Carolina (4/9) ... Also played one match at #2 doubles with Emma Sorensen ... Named CSC Academic All-District ... Named to Southern Conference Spring All-Academic Team and Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll ... Earned ITA Scholar-Athlete recognition.

2021-22: Named to All-Southern Conference second team at #1 singles and also earned All-Freshman Team honors ... Was 9-7 at #1 singles and 10-5 in doubles matches ... Won the first five singles matches of the season ... At #21 Vanderbilt (2/27) earned a win ... In SoCon play was 2-3, with wins over UNC Greensboro (4/2) and Mercer (4/15) ... At the Southern Conference Tournament, earned a win over Chattanooga (4/21) ... In doubles, was 9-5 with Georgia Fischer at the #1 and #2 positions ... Added a win at #2 with Emma Sorensen at #21 Vanderbilt (2/27) ... During SoCon play was 3-2 overall, with wins over UNC Greensboro (4/2), Western Carolina (4/11) and Mercer (4/15) at the #2 position ... Named to the Southern Conference Academic Honor Roll ... Earned ITA Scholar-Athlete honors.  

BEFORE WOFFORD:  Named top high school player in the state in 2021 by USA Today ... Won eight state championships in her career at Bishop England ... Multiple All-State and All-Low Country honors ... South Carolina Player of the Year in 2019 ... Played #1 singles for four seasons ... Added a pair of individual state tournament titles and has won over 45 junior tournament victories ... Also played basketball, winning a state title in 2019 and reaching the title game in 2021.

PERSONAL:  Daughter of Rob and Laurie Woods ... Majoring in business economics.