CARROLLTON, Ga.- The University of West Georgia women's soccer program and head coach Mallory Sayre announced the addition of eight future Wolves on National Signing Day, welcoming a talented group of student-athletes to the City of Dreams.

The incoming class features five Georgia natives, along with signees from Canada, Ohio, and Florida. The group consists of three forwards, two midfielders, two defenders and one goalkeeper.

Anabel Sevigny joins the Wolves from Quebec, Canada, where she attends Rosemere High School. During her high school career, Sevigny earned Most Valuable Player honors for her team, showcasing her abilities on the offensive side of the field. In addition to her athletic accomplishments, Sevigny has excelled in the classroom, earning recognition as an honor student.

Harper Lee comes to West Georgia from Milton High School, where she has established herself as a standout defender while also competing for United Futbol Academy ECNL. During the 2025 season, Lee earned First Team All-Region honors and was named her team's Most Valuable Player. She also received recognition as a member of the National Selection ODP Team. Lee continued to add to her list of accolades in 2026, earning Second Team All-Region honors and being named her team's Best Offensive Player. Off the field, Lee has demonstrated her commitment to academics, earning Scholar Athlete recognition.

Kaylee Sylvester joins the Wolves from Creekview High School in Canton, Georgia, while also competing for United Futbol Academy ECNL. During the 2025 season, Sylvester earned a spot on the DPL International Team before continuing her success in 2026 with First Team All-Region honors and Offensive MVP recognition. Her leadership on the field has also been recognized, serving as a varsity team captain. Away from soccer, Sylvester has excelled academically as a member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club, while also earning recognition as an AP Scholar and receiving an academic letter.

Cynthia Perez-Noyola joins West Georgia from Sequoyah High School in Woodstock, Georgia. The Georgia native adds to the Wolves' incoming midfield group as she prepares to continue her academic and athletic career at the NCAA Division I level.

Shanell Humes comes to West Georgia from Seton High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, while also competing for Cincinnati United Premier. Throughout her high school career, Humes has established herself as a productive offensive player, ranking third in her league in goals and assists. Her performance on the field has also earned her Athlete of the Week recognition, highlighting her contributions to her team's offensive success.
In addition to her athletic achievements, Humes has earned recognition as an honor student.

Bailee Clauss joins the Wolves from Brookwood High School in Loganville, Georgia, while also competing for Concorde Fire Premier ECNL. During the 2025-26 season, Clauss established herself as one of the top goalkeepers in her area, earning First Team All-State and First Team All-Conference honors. Her accomplishments in goal add valuable experience to West Georgia's incoming signing class as she prepares to make the transition to the collegiate level. Off the field, Clauss has also excelled academically, earning the Scholar Athlete Award and recognition as a member of the National Honor Society.

Machaela Looper joins West Georgia from Harmony High School in St. Cloud, Florida, while also competing for Florida Kraze Krush. Throughout her high school career, Looper has earned Defensive Player of the Year honors, establishing herself as a standout on the defensive side of the field. Looper has also demonstrated leadership as a captain of her club team while gaining valuable international experience representing El Salvador at the U17 and U20 national team levels. In addition to her athletic achievements, Looper has earned recognition as an honor student.

Kaidence "KK" Williams rounds out West Georgia's National Signing Day class, joining the Wolves from Kennesaw Mountain High School while also competing for Southern Soccer Academy. During the 2026 season, Williams earned Class 5A Division I Varsity Player of the Year honors, along with Georgia High School Association First Team All-Region recognition. Williams was also named Kennesaw Mountain High School's Offensive Player of the Year in 2026, further highlighting her offensive abilities. In addition to her individual accolades, Williams is a three-time Golden Boot Award recipient and has served as a captain for both her high school and club teams.

With the addition of eight signees, Sayre and the Wolves continue to build toward the future as West Georgia prepares for its next chapter at the Division I level.