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Lawn Tennis · Players today · No. 2

Marylove Edwards

Africa’s No. 1 under-14 at 12, now an All-American: the Lagos girl dubbed Nigeria’s next tennis star.

  • 1Africa U14, 2017
  • 13-0No. 1 singles, 2026
  • 2025NAIA team title
  • 4Nigeria senior rank at 12

Marylove Edwards in our words

Is one of the junior female tennis players. She was born on 18 March 2005 and started playing at the young age of four which made her one of the youngest lawn tennis players; she also made history as the youngest of all the players in the Nigerian Senior Team ranking. During the central bank senior championship in Lagos, she became the number 4 on the list in the women singles tennis ranking and she was only 12 years of age then.

Nigerian tennis teen star, Marylove Edwards who represented Nigeria at West Central U14 Championship defeated Kumba of Mali 6-2, 6-0 to emerge as the new champion. This made her be ranked first in Africa for U14 Girls from June 2017.

Racket in hand at four

Marylove Edwards was born on 18 March 2005 and started playing in Lagos at the age of four. At 12 she was already ranked fourth among Nigeria’s senior women after the CBN Senior Championship, and in June 2017 she became Africa’s No. 1 under-14 girl after winning the West and Central Africa U14 Championship.

All-American in the United States

She now plays for Georgia Gwinnett College in the United States. She helped the team win the 2025 NAIA national championship, earned second-team NAIA All-America honours in 2025 and first-team honours in 2026, when she went 13-0 at No. 1 singles and finished ranked 34th nationally.

Quick answers

Marylove Edwards: quick answers

Who is Marylove Edwards?

A Nigerian tennis player born on 18 March 2005 who became Africa’s No. 1 under-14 girl in 2017 and is now a first-team NAIA All-American at Georgia Gwinnett College.

Where does Marylove Edwards play now?

For Georgia Gwinnett College in the United States, where she went 13-0 at No. 1 singles in 2026.