Henry Walker
Henry Walker begins his college tennis coaching career as the assistant coach for the Wofford men’s tennis team. He started his career at Presbyterian College where he played in all 16 matches as a freshman before transferring to the University of South Carolina.
At South Carolina he played tennis for three seasons and participated in both singles and doubles competitions. During his senior season he was selected by his teammates to serve as team captain. He finished his career with a total of 10 victories including an overall doubles record of 6-8. He played under Coaches Kent DeMars and Josh Goffi while at South Carolina and his team made a NCAA Tournament appearance in 2011.
"I’m extremely excited to be working with the Wofford men’s tennis team this year and cannot thank Coach Ray enough for the opportunity. This program has extremely high expectations and goals set for this upcoming season. I’m looking forward to helping the players develop over the year in order for this program to meet these high standards.”
A Greenville, South Carolina native, Walker is a 2011 graduate of the University of South Carolina where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in sociology. His father, Ralph, also played tennis collegiately for the University of South Carolina.
