FARMVILLE, Va. — Fifth-year Longwood women's basketball head coach Erika Lang-Montgomery announced the signing of three high-school standouts to national letters of intent in the NCAA's early signing period on Friday.

Joining the Lancers as freshmen for the 2027-28 season are guards Trinity Berry and Devya Davis along with forward Harmony Williams.

"We are extremely excited about our 2027 signing class," Lang-Montgomery said. Trinity, Harmony and Deyva each bring a unique skill set that will complement our style of play and help us continue to build a championship-level program. More importantly, we believe these young women will embrace our culture, our values and our commitment to excellence on and off the court. We look forward to welcoming them and their families to Longwood."

Trinity Berry
5-9 • G
Jacksonville, Fla.
Ribault

Berry comes to Farmville from Ribault High School in Jacksonville, Fla., where she has crested the 1,000-point plateau in just three seasons with the Trojans. A 5-foot-9 shooting guard, Berry averaged 17 points, three rebounds and one assist per game as a sophomore, following that with 21 points, seven boards and five assists per outing as a junior, and will be a two-year captain, heading into her senior season.

Berry helped Ribault to the 2025 Gateway Conference championship, was named to the Florida Times-Union First Team, News4Jax First Team and 2026 National Association of Christian Athletes District 4 Player of the Year.

"Trinity is a dynamic scoring guard who has the ability to impact the game in a variety of ways," said Lang-Montgomery. "She is a confident competitor who can score at all three levels, create opportunities for her teammates and make plays when her team needs them most. I love her competitive spirit and the versatility she brings to our backcourt. Being from Jacksonville myself, it makes this signing even more special to have someone from my hometown joining our program. We are excited to welcome Trinity and her family to our Longwood family."

Devya Davis
5-7 • G
Alpharetta, Ga.
Milton

Davis, an Alpharetta, Ga., native, plays at Milton High School. A 5-foot-7 combo guard, she has been a first team all-state selection, region player of the year and honorable mention all-state in three seasons.

Davis averaged 12 points per game as a sophomore and followed that with 20 points per game as a junior.

"Deyva is an explosive, athletic guard who brings tremendous speed and energy to the court," Lang-Montgomery said. "She has the ability to put pressure on defenses, create scoring opportunities and change the tempo of a game. She has established herself as one of the top guards in Georgia, and we love the competitive edge she brings to the floor. We are excited about her potential and look forward to having Deyva and her family join us at Longwood."

Harmony Williams
6-1 • F
Waynesboro, Va.
St. Anne's-Belfield School

A local product from St. Anne's-Belfield School in Charlottesville, Williams was named 2026 All-Central Virginia Player of the Year by The Daily Progess.

Under the guidance of head coach Phil Stinnie, the  6-foot-1 forward helped the Saints to a 20-5 record, winning their 11th straight League of Independent Schools championship and made it to the VISAA Division I state semifinal for the fourth time in five years in 2026.

Williams averaged 21.5 points and 9.9 rebounds per game, coming two rebounds away from averaging a double-double for the second consecutive year. She shot 60 percent from the field, 78 percent from the free-throw line and also provided 2.7 steals and 1.9 blocks per game on the defensive end. Williams was named LIS Player of the Year and first-team all-state for the second season in a row. 

"Harmony is a versatile forward who brings a great combination of size, skill and basketball IQ to our program," said Lang-Montgomery. "She has the ability to score inside and out, rebounds the basketball well and understands how to make winning plays. I really appreciate the way she plays the game and her willingness to do the little things that help a team be successful. We are thrilled to keep Harmony here in Virginia and welcome her to our Lancer family."