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At long last, the time has come. Today, The Tennis Recruiting Network and CrampsAWAY kick off our coverage of Signing Week 2018, and our slate of articles is ready to go.

This Wednesday, November 14th, is Signing Day - the first day that high school seniors can formally commit to Division I or II tennis programs. We have been counting down the days for the past month, but today we switch to our Signing Week coverage.

Signing Week is a signature event here at TRN. All week, TennisRecruiting.net will bring you special content celebrating the Class of 2019 and their college decisions. Here is our planned coverage schedule for the week with a chance for more stories to be added as the commitments roll in ...

CrampsAWAY Signing Week Series

• Nov 12 - Signing Week 2018
• Nov 13 - Self-Motivated Shugar Elevates Game, Commits to Alabama
• Nov 13 - Hohmann Finds a Coaching Connection at LSU
• Nov 14 - Blue Chip Wolfberg Signs with Oklahoma State
• Nov 15 - Georgia Tech-Bound Cohen Was Raised To Compete
• Nov 15 - Hopper Ready For More Fun at Case Western Reserve
• Nov 16 - Four Star Jose Pledges to Army

Blue Chip Update

First thing’s first. Let’s check in on the blue chip seniors.

The tables below show the blue chip athletes and their latest recruiting statuses. The Commitment column shows whether the recruit has made a verbal commitment or is undecided, while the Interests column indicates schools of interest for uncommitted players.

Boys Status

As was the case back in October, there are only a few blue chip boys remaining on the table - and there has been no real movement with the four remaining uncommitted boys. All of these players are keeping their candidate schools private.

We will continue to reach out to these boys over the coming weeks - and keep you up to date on their progress.

Girls Status

There has been some excitement on the girls side with two blue chip girls announcing their commitments over the past week. Angelica Blake of Boca Raton, Florida, got things started by announcing her commitment to Stanford, which TRN carried in this article.

Gia Cohen announced her commitment to Georgia Tech

Later in the week, Gia Cohen, who has been focusing on ITF junior and professional events kept things moving when she announced her commitment to Georgia Tech. Cohen has gone 11-4 in ITF junior tournaments over the past year - including an appearance in the singles semifinal at the Eddie Herr International last November.

All in all, 16 of the 26 blue chip girls have now announced their commitments, and that number will go up by at least one on Signing Day. This Wednesday, three-time state champion Alana Wolfberg plans to announce her commitment. We will have coverage of that announcement right here at TRN.

We will keep an eye on all of these players as their stories continue to develop … but we already have a lot of content on the schedule. Make sure to bookmark TennisRecruiting.net as your online home for all things Signing Week!

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