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Second 2023 Notre Dame recruiting class member asks for release

Another signee out the door as a result of Brey’s pending retirement.

SOUTH BEND – Once again, [autotag]Mike Brey[/autotag]’s plea for Notre Dame’s signees to meet a new coach has gone unheeded. Less than a week after losing 2023 signee Brady Dunlap, the Irish now find themselves without the future services of shooting guard Parker Friedrichsen. Matt Freeman of Irish Sports Daily is reporting that Friedrichsen, who hails from Bixby, Oklahoma, has asked for and been granted his release from his National Letter of Intent. That leaves only [autotag]Markus Burton[/autotag] in the upcoming recruiting class:

Brey’s retirement announcement already has almost completely decimated the incoming group of freshmen. There’s no telling at this point who, if anyone, will commit to the Irish for next season or even beyond. All that’s certain is that the 2023-24 Irish are going to look almost completely different with players who mostly are lucky to see garbage-time minutes this season. Given that and players who aren’t used to game action with each other, lean times for the program aren’t far away.

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Notre Dame signee Brady Dunlap requests release from letter of intent

We already are seeing the effects of Mike Brey’s pending retirement.

Despite [autotag]Mike Brey[/autotag]’s call for the 2023 recruiting class to meet with Notre Dame’s new coach, Brady Dunlap has decided he wants out. Not willing to wait and see who leads the Irish next, Dunlap has requested to be released from his national letter of intent. He released the following statement to On3:

“Due to the announcement of coach Brey’s retirement, I have requested my release from Notre Dame and will open my recruitment.

“I want to wish coach Brey well and thank coach [autotag]Antoni Wyche[/autotag] for all of his efforts in recruiting me.

With the departure of Dunlap, a 6-foot-7 forward from Los Angeles, only guards [autotag]Markus Burton[/autotag] and [autotag]Parker Friedrichsen[/autotag] remain in the Irish’s incoming recruiting class. What figures to be a long road back to prominence for the program starting next year just got longer.

Whoever takes over for Brey is not going to have a lot to start with, so solid recruiting immediately will be a must. That’s not going to be easy.

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College golf signing day: Class of 2022 men’s and women’s signees

Check out the Class of 2022.

While the college golf season is winding down with fall fading to winter, the future of college golf takes center stage this week as the next wave of college golfers began signing their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday.

As junior golfers around the country put their commitments onto paper, Golfweek will be here to record all the signings as they come in.

To share a signing or a signing day photo with us, please email Adam Woodard at adwoodard@golfweek.com. To be listed below, it is important to include the player’s full name, hometown and state, college and photo credit (if applicable).

Men’s signings

Bryant

Aiden Azevedo, Haverhill, Massachusetts

Florida

Parker Bell
Toby Bishop
Will McGriff
Luke Poulter

Illinois State

Pietro Pontiggia, Bologna, Italy

Northwestern

Akshay Anand
Daniel Svard
Ethan Tseng

Oregon

Daniel Bullen, Auchterarder, Scotland

Texas Tech

Matthew Comegys, Van Alstyne, Texas

UNC-Greensboro

Branden “BJ” Boyce, Spring Lake, North Carolina

BJ Boyce
BJ Boyce. (Photo: Submitted)

Women’s signings

Arizona

Pimmada “Nena” Wongthanavimok, Thailand

Arizona State

Patience Rhodes
Grace Summerhays

Arkansas

Meghan Royal, Carlsbad, California
Reagan Zibilski, Springfield, Missouri

Auburn

Sophie Anand, Bahamas
Katie Cranston, Canada
Rachel Gourley, England

Florida State

Katherine Cook, Thomasville, Georgia
Lottie Woad, Surrey, England

Michigan State

Caroline McConnell, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania
Paula Balanzategui, San Sebastian, Spain

Omaha

Emily Karmazin, Omaha, Nebraksa

Stanford

Megha Ganne, Holmdel, New Jersey
Kelly Xu, Claremont, California

TCU

USC

Amari Avery
Catherine Park

Virginia

Ally Black, Austin, Texas

Wake Forest

Anne-Sterre den Dunnen, Netherlands

Washington

Carmen Lim, Auckland, New Zealand

Blake Wesley Will Stay in South Bend, Signs Letter With Notre Dame

Blake Wesley won’t have to go far for his next basketball venture.

Blake Wesley won’t have to go far for his next basketball venture. The recruit out of Riley in South Bend has signed a National Letter of Intent to join Notre Dame next season. Tom Noie of the South Bend Tribune was on hand when Wesley made his announcement Friday:

Mike Brey had this to say about the consensus four-star recruit:

“We have been watching Blake work on his game since middle school and he has developed himself into a complete guard who has great length with court vision – and is a big-time defender. He has a natural ability to score the basketball. To welcome in another local basketball talent is exciting not only to our program, but the South Bend area.”

Wesley, who was the area’s leading scorer with 26.0 points a game last season, is the second South Bend product in two weeks to sign a letter of intent with the Irish. J.R. Konieczny of St. Joseph was the first. Clearly, there will be a strong local presence for Notre Dame basketball in the near future. And at least with this particular signing, that’s just fine with former Irish star Demetrius Jackson, who met Wesley at the program’s summer camp years ago:

Blake Wesley Will Stay in South Bend, Signs Letter With Notre Dame

Blake Wesley won’t have to go far for his next basketball venture.

Blake Wesley won’t have to go far for his next basketball venture. The recruit out of Riley in South Bend has signed a National Letter of Intent to join Notre Dame next season. Tom Noie of the South Bend Tribune was on hand when Wesley made his announcement Friday:

Mike Brey had this to say about the consensus four-star recruit:

“We have been watching Blake work on his game since middle school and he has developed himself into a complete guard who has great length with court vision – and is a big-time defender. He has a natural ability to score the basketball. To welcome in another local basketball talent is exciting not only to our program, but the South Bend area.”

Wesley, who was the area’s leading scorer with 26.0 points a game last season, is the second South Bend product in two weeks to sign a letter of intent with the Irish. J.R. Konieczny of St. Joseph was the first. Clearly, there will be a strong local presence for Notre Dame basketball in the near future. And at least with this particular signing, that’s just fine with former Irish star Demetrius Jackson, who met Wesley at the program’s summer camp years ago:

J.R. Konieczny Signs National Letter of Intent for Basketball

National Signing Day always is exciting for prep athletes. It’s when they announce where they’ll continue their careers at the next level.

National Signing Day always is exciting for prep athletes. It’s when they announce where they’ll continue their careers at the next level. On Wednesday, Notre Dame benefited from it when 6-foot-7 guard J.R. Konieczny signed a National Letter of Intent to join the team in 2021-22. That Konieczny hails from St. Joseph in South Bend is not at all lost on Mike Brey:

“We are thrilled to add J.R. to our program. It is great to have a ‘local product’ in a Notre Dame uniform. Our staff has watched him grow up in this town and get better since he was 13 years old. He has worked to become a 6-[foot]-7 guard who can shoot, handle the ball and has a great feel for the game. He is a perfect fit for how we like to play.”

ESPN has rated Konieczny a four-star recruit, and he’s been listed as one of the top 150 high school basketball seniors. During the 2019-20 season, he was named third team all-state, averaging over 24 points a game. After scoring 42 in a sectional semifinal, he was named the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association Player of the Week.

College golf signing day: Class of 2021 men’s and women’s signees

Keep track of the next generation of college golfers as players in the Class of 2021 begin signing their National Letters of Intent.

As unusual as 2020 has been, the future of college golf continues. We’re reminded of that as the next wave of college golfers begin signing their National Letters of Intent today.

As junior golfers around the country put their commitments onto paper, Golfweek will record all the signings here as they come in.

To share a signing or a signing photo with Golfweek, please email Adam Woodard at adwoodard@golfweek.usatoday.com or Julie Williams at jwilliams@golfweek.usatoday.com. To be listed below, it is important to include the player’s full name, hometown and state, college and photo credit (if applicable).

Follow us on Twitter for updates throughout the day: @GolfweekJuniors | @AdamWoodard | @Golfweek_Jules | @Golfweek_Ringler

Men

Christian Brothers

Jonathan Shuskey, Fort Benning, Georgia

Georgia Southern

Jack Boltja, Thomasville, Georgia
Ian Glanton, Metter, Georgia
Hogan Ingram, Rome, Georgia

Ohio State

Tyler Groomes, Dublin, Ohio
Jacob Tarkany, Scottsdale, Arizona

Vanderbilt

Gordon Sargent, Birmingham, Alabama

Women

East Carolina

Grayson Warren, Washington, North Carolina

Furman

Savannah Hylton, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina

South Carolina

Louise Rydqvist, Jonkoping, Sweden

Virginia

Megan Propeck, Leawood, Kansas
Amanda Sambach, Davidson, North Carolina

Virginia Tech

Ginne Lee, Lausanne, Switzerland

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Here’s where a junior golfer needs to be ranked to make a Division I roster

A frequently asked question in the recruiting process is, “Where do I need to be ranked to secure a spot on a college golf roster?”

Navigating the road through junior golf to college golf is an inexact science. There’s no formula to follow and everyone’s path, particularly to Division I golf, looks a little different.

One of the questions asked most frequently throughout the recruiting process involves a player’s ranking, more specifically, “Where do I need to be ranked to secure a spot on a college golf roster?”

Golfweek sorted the list of recent National Letter of Intent signees from the class of 2020 in search of that answer. Data from that class provides a reference point.

A junior boy ranked inside the top 500 overall can safely assume he has the game to play Division I college golf. According to data from the class of 2020, a player inside the top 150 in his class can play Division I golf.

On the girls side, being inside the top 300 overall will get a player a look from Division I schools. Class by class, a player needs to be ranked inside the top 100 players.

The following charts (scroll down to see girls) list 2020 NLI signees with their overall Golfweek Junior Ranking as of Dec. 1, 2019. Note that these lists do not include all NLI signees and only include players who were ranked by Golfweek (played five or more Golfweek-ranked events) at the time of signing. Also note that there are unranked players who do sign with Division I schools.

Boys

Class rank Player Hometown GW rank College
1 Canon Claycomb Bowling Green, Kentucky 1 Alabama
2 Karl Vilips Wesley Chapel, Florida 2 Stanford
3 Joe Pagdin Sheffield, England 3 Florida
4 Michael Brennan Leesburg, Virginia 4 Wake Forest
5 Maxwell Moldovan Uniontown, Ohio 5 Ohio State
6 Tyler Wilkes Tampa, Florida 7 Florida
7 Jake Beber-Frankel Miami 9 Stanford
8 George Duangmanee Fairfax, Virginia 11 Virginia
9 Brett Roberts Coral Springs, Florida 15 Florida State
10 Michael Thorbjornsen Wellesley, Massachusetts 16 Stanford
11 Aaron Du Lake Mary, Florida 23 California
12 Jimmy Zheng New Zealand 24 Duke
13 John Marshall Butler Louisville, Kentucky 25 Auburn
14 Ian Siebers Bellevue, Washington 28 Duke
15 Carson Bacha York, Pennsylvania 30 Auburn
16 Yuki Moriyama Las Vegas 31 Oregon
17 Ethan Chung Murrieta, California 32 Southern California
18 Jeewon Park Lake Mary, Florida 34 Arizona State
19 Stephen Campbell Richmond, Texas 37 Oklahoma
20 Sampson-Yunhe Zheng Orlando, Florida 38 California
21 Caden Fioroni La Jolla, California 40 Pepperdine
22 Ben Lorenz Peoria, Arizona 42 Oklahoma
23 Nicholas Arcement Thibodaux, Louisiana 43 LSU
24 Tucker Clark Scottsdale, Arizona 44 Notre Dame
25 Jack Heath Charlotte, North Carolina 46 San Diego State
26 Jonah Leach Windermere, Florida 48 Florida
27 Trey Bosco Austin, Texas 50 Baylor
28 Drew Doyle Louisville, Kentucky 51 LSU
29 Sam Sommerhauser Lincoln, California 53 Arizona
30 Noah Kumar Sarasota, Florida 55 Florida Southern
31 Piercen Hunt Hartland, Wisconsin 58 Illinois
32 Nick Gabrelcik Trinity, Florida 59 North Florida
33 Drew Salyers Howard, Ohio 60 Indiana
34 Hiroshi Tai Singapore 63 Georgia Tech
35 Jaxon Dowell Edmond, Oklahoma 65 Oklahoma
36 Cole Sherwood Austin, Texas 66 Vanderbilt
37 Braedon Wear Maryville, Tennessee 68 Tennessee at Chattanooga
38 Shane Ffrench San Diego 69 Southern California
39 Jansen Preston Lexington, Kentucky 71 Vanderbilt
40 Aidan Kramer Oviedo, Florida 79 Georgia Tech
41 Leopoldo Herrera Doral, Florida 80 Central Florida
42 Liam Shinn Norcross, Georgia 81 South Carolina
43 Randall Fojtasek Dallas 83 Texas
44 Vishnu Sadagopan Pearland, Texas 90 Texas A&M
45 Peter Fountain Raleigh, North Carolina 91 North Carolina
46 Walker Franklin Broomfield, Colorado 92 Louisville
47 Angelo Marcon San Francisco 96 Notre Dame
48 Michael Heidelbaugh Dallas 97 Texas A&M
49 Caden McMackin Laguna Beach 98 Loyola-Marymount
50 Adam Bratton Newburgh, Indiana 99 Georgia Tech
51 Alfred Raja Bogor 104 Oregon State
52 Ryan Eshleman Birmingham, Alabama 106 Auburn
53 Rafe Reynolds Greenville, South Carolina 108 South Carolina
54 James Tureskis Naples, Florida 111 Florida State
55 Jaron Leasure Nashville 115 Virginia
56 Brandon Robison Centerville, Utah 117 Utah
57 Jackson Moss San Diego 121 San Diego State
58 JP Cave Mobile, Alabama 122 Alabama
59 Zachary Reuland Rock Hill, South Carolina 123 College of Charleston
60 Campbell Kremer Louisville, Kentucky 124 Kentucky
61 Grayson Wotnosky Wake Forest, North Carolina 129 Virginia
62 Cameron Piedra Coral Gables, Florida 130 Duke
63 Gray Albright Ocala, Florida 131 Florida State
64 Gregory Solhaug Stavern, Norway 136 Oregon
65 James Roller Jenks, Oklahoma 137 Texas Tech
66 Kye Meeks Walnut, Mississippi 142 Mississippi
67 Parker Rostowsky Kennesaw, Georgia 143 Georgia
68 August Meekhof Eastmanville, Michigan 144 Michigan State
69 Davis Cooper Overland Park, Kansas 145 Kansas
70 Nicholas Mathews Mebane, North Carolina 147 North Carolina State
71 Matthew Watkins Rockwall, Texas 157 New Mexico
72 Johnny Ward Lake Oswego, Oregon 164 Santa Clara
73 Lindsey Cordell Rome, Georgia 174 Georgia Southern
74 Jacob Borow Lake Jackson, Texas 176 Houston
75 Henry Frizzell Dallas 177 Arkansas Tech
76 Chad Cliff Pleasanton, California 181 UC – Davis
77 Jackson Davenport Austin, Texas 185 West Virginia
78 Jarrod Johnson Tucson, Arizona 198 Troy
79 Jack Lundin Sioux Falls, South Dakota 203 Nebraska
80 Tate Herrenbruck Salina, Kansas 206 Kansas
81 Andres Aranguren San Juan, Puerto Rico 208 Houston
82 Luke Morgan Guthrie, Oklahoma 209 Baylor
83 Matias La Grutta Cary, North Carolina 216 Clemson
84 Gunnar Broin Chanhassen, Minnesota 224 Colorado State
85 Justin Biwer San Diego 227 Colorado
86 Joseph Zambri Camarillo, California 232 Southern California
87 Jack Smyth North Tustin, California 233 Cal State – Fullerton
88 Price Brown Mobile, Alabama 237 UAB
89 Cole Wilczek Genoa, Nevada 238 Odessa college
90 Clay Stirsman Carmel, Indiana 246 Wake Forest
91 Tommy Lamb Raleigh, North Carolina 259 UNC Greensboro
92 Cody Winkler McKinney, Texas 261 Louisiana-Monroe
93 Jackson Skeen Johnson City, Tennessee 262 Tennessee
94 James Ballato Fernandina Beach, Florida 268 Army
95 Charlie Hanson Richmond, Virginia 270 Virginia Tech
96 Darien Zhao San Diego 272 UC – Irvine
97 Thomas Salanito Palm Harbor, Florida 277 Florida Gulf Coast
98 Cooper Smith Tampa, Florida 278 North Florida
99 Bradley Vu Santa Cruz, California 279 Colorado School of MInes
100 Stewart Slayden Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida 293 Notre Dame
101 Bryce Walker Bartow, Florida 295 Florida Southern
102 Jake Marler Shreveport, Louisiana 297 Louisiana-Lafayette
103 Austin Cherichella Orlando, Florida 298 Florida Gulf Coast
104 Mac Scott Birmingham, Alabama 299 Furman
105 Nathan Weber Frisco, Texas 306 Sam Houston State
106 Ryan Hartanto San Diego 308 Saint Mary’s University
107 Kolbe Irei Honolulu 310 UC – Irvine
108 Jackson Drake Lubbock, Texas 311 Oral Roberts
109 James Allen Scarsdale, New York 312 Penn State
110 Henry Fitzhugh San Gabriel, California 314 UC – Irvine
111 Will Stakel Norcross, Georgia 316 West Virginia
112 Johnny Bai Lake Mary, Florida 318 UC – Irvine
113 Brian Arnold San Marino, California 331 UC Santa Barbara
114 Justin Wingerter Olathe, Kansas 335 Southern Illinois
115 Rhett Sellers Longview, Texas 343 Rutgers
116 Alejandro Nava Monterrey, MEXICO 344 UC – Davis
117 T Payne Johnson Shreveport, Louisiana 347 Texas State
118 Tommy Dallahan Simsbury, Connecticut 349 Connecticut
119 Alexander Gu Darien, Connecticut 361 Dartmouth College
120 Austin Mosher Mt Pleasant, South Carolina 371 Winthrop
121 Tyler Eedy West Branch, Michigan 376 Michigan State
122 Reed Foster McKinney Texas 380 UTSA
123 Jack Morris Franklin, Tennessee 381 Lipscomb
124 Brock Barnhart Robins, Iowa 382 Iowa State
125 Brian Boles Lubbock, Texas 383 Texas Tech
126 Ryan Smith Carlsbad, California 390 North Carolina
127 Ryan Smith Eatonton, Georgia 390 Wisconsin
128 Alex Eickhoff Hillsboro, Illinois 392 Minnesota
129 Junfan Wang Shandong 397 Rochester
130 Palmer McSpadden Fayetteville, Arkansas 399 Central Arkansas
131 Charlie Jackson Norman, Oklahoma 402 Abilene Christian
132 Ali Khan Westerville, Ohio 403 Ball State
133 Ben Warian Stillwater, Minnesota 408 Minnesota
134 Alex Heck Greenwood, Indiana 419 Valparaiso
135 Daniel Tanaka Wilmette, Illinois 422 Butler
136 Ben Carpenter Darien, Connecticut 426 Yale
137 Skyler Ngo Las Vegas 428 San Diego State
138 Garrett Clark Burlington, North Carolina 432 Richmond
139 Reeve Felner Vienna, Virginia 439 Belmont
140 Peter Weaver St. Louis 441 Villanova
141 Eli Mitchell Meridian, Mississippi 444 South Alabama
142 Eric Schuessler Stillwater, Oklahoma 455 UTSA
143 Nicholas Hofman Lafayette, Indiana 463 Purdue
144 Jay Beach Augusta, Georgia 476 Wofford
145 Nels Surtani Noblesville, Indiana 492 Purdue
146 Connery Meyer Marietta, Georgia 496 Western Kentucky
147 Ethan Snyder Dublin, Ohio 497 Dayton
148 Jake Slocum Meridian, Idaho 513 Iowa State
149 Dawson Meek Ozark, Missouri 537 Missouri
150 Damin Strydom Kingwood, Texas 539 Arkansas
151 Hunter McDonough Spicewood, Texas 574 Texas A&M International
152 Matthew Epstein Hopkinton, Massachusetts 585 William & Mary
153 Jared DeVille Loveland, Ohio 608 Ohio University
154 Griffin Hare Tipton, Indiana 609 Ball State
155 Will Horn Rockwall, Texas 616 Sam Houston State
156 Ben Hoagland Evansville, Indiana 634 Michigan
157 Drew Miller Arlington, Tennessee 674 Mississippi
158 Reece Compton Floyd’s Knobs, Indiana 693 Purdue – Fort Wayne
159 Andrew Kaye Avon Lake, Ohio 732 Cleveland State
160 Will Anderson Portage, Michigan 736 Michigan
161 Austin Coyle Frisco, Texas 747 Dallas Baptist
162 Aaron Kuznik Orono, Minnesota 759 Air Force
163 Conner Stevens Brookfield, Ohio 770 Youngstown State
164 Carson Hunsucker San Antonio, Texas 814 Houston
165 Haydon Chapman Marshall, Michigan 849 Wayne State
166 Boston Benn Edmond, Oklahoma 880 Oklahoma City

Girls

Class rank Player Hometown GW rank College
1 Yuka Saso Santa Rosa Laguna, California 1 Georgia
2 Brianna Navarrosa San Diego 5 Southern California
3 Annabell Fuller London, England 7 Florida
4 Anne Chen Sugar Land, Texas 10 Duke
5 Jillian Bourdage Tamarac, Florida 11 Ohio State
6 Kaleiya Romero San Jose, California 12 Pepperdine
7 Rachel Heck Memphis, Tennessee 16 Stanford
8 Christine Wang Houston 17 Southern California
9 Sadie Englemann Austin 19 Stanford
10 Jennifer Cleary Wilmington, Delaware 20 Virginia
11 Andi Xu El Cajon, California 22 San Diego
12 Elina Sinz Katy, Texas 22 Auburn
13 Mel Green Medina, New York 25 South Florida
14 Maisie Filler Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 26 Florida
15 Taehoon Song Buena Park, California 26 Washington
16 Nicole Adam Pinehurst, North Carolina 31 North Carolina
17 Ashley Menne Surprise, Arizona 32 Arizona State
18 Mika Jin Fremont, California 33 California
19 Macy Fox Austin, Texas 36 Texas
20 Charlotte Hillary Englewood, Colorado 42 Northwestern
21 Annabelle Pancake Zionsville, Indiana 45 Clemson
22 Ashley Park Irvine, California 49 Texas
23 Taylor Roberts Parkland, Florida 54 Florida State
24 Makenzie Niblett Austin, Texas 55 Texas A&M
25 Yu Kyung Karen Kim Jurupa Valley, California 57 Princeton
26 Camille Boyd Yorba Linda, California 73 Washington
27 Zoe Slaughter Houston 76 Houston
28 Valentina Rossi Argentina 81 Michigan State
29 Alice Hodge Larchmont, New York 82 Florida State
30 Sophia Burnett Bluffton, South Carolina 83 Furman
31 Bentley Cotton Austin, Texas 86 Texas
32 Britta Snyder Ames, Iowa 97 Baylor
33 Leila Raines Galena, Ohio 103 Michigan State
34 Andrea Gomez Huixquilucan, Mexico 104 San Diego State
35 Isabel Sy San Gabriel, California 108 Illinois
36 Ellie Roth Plano, Texas 109 Kansas
37 Madeleine Laux Goodyear, Arizona 113 UNLV
38 Nicole Vivier Austin, Texas 114 SMU
39 SiQin Yu Bradenton, Florida 122 Vanderbilt
40 Nicole Neale Dove Canyon, California 124 Cal Poly
41 Chloe Schiavone Jacksonville, Florida 127 Notre Dame
42 Jordyn Parr Temecula, California 136 San Jose State
43 Camila Madariaga Puebla, MEXICO 144 Lynn University
44 August Meekhof Eastmanville, Michigan 144 Michigan State
45 Julia Kashimura Watertown, Connecticut 151 Princeton
46 Hanseung Chang Austin 156 Houston
47 Hailey Katona Tilbury, Ontario 159 Georgia Southern
48 Rylea Marcum Georgetown, Kentucky 160 Western Kentucky
49 Maddi Olson Abilene, Texas 163 SMU
50 Laney Frye Nicholasville, Kentucky 167 Kentucky
51 Bailey Dunstan Little Rock, Arkansas 171 Samford
52 Haley Quickel Middletown, Delaware 175 James Madison
53 Jiayang Lu Chengdu City, China 179 William & Mary
54 Delaney Martin Boerne, Texas 188 Houston
55 Millburn Ho Scottsdale, Arizona 195 Florida International
56 Kaylee Vesely Austin, Texas 201 Texas
57 Gabriella Gilrowski Westfield, Indiana 205 Georgetown
58 Rebecca Skoler Needham, Massachusetts 206 Virginia
59 Danielle Suh Herndon, Virginia 211 High Point
60 Danielle Suh San Ramon, California 211 San Jose State
61 Arantza Armas Stenner Durango, Mexico 216 New Mexico State
62 Amelia Williams Gainesville, Florida 220 James Madison
63 Mariel Isabella Tee Pasig City, Phillipines 234 University at Albany
64 Caroline Smith Inverness, Illinois 238 Wake Forest
65 Hailey Schalk Erie, Colorado 240 Colorado
66 Jocelyn Bruch Carmel, Indiana 245 Purdue
67 Gabi Tomanka Grapevine, Texas 247 Clemson
68 Maya Benita Tucson, Arizona 254 Arizona
69 Kelley Topiwala Charlotte, North Carolina 259 Samford
70 Megan Chou Los Altos, California 261 SMU
71 Riley Hamilton Reidsville, North Carolina 264 East Carolina
72 Nicole Cee Port St. Lucie, Florida 268 South Carolina
73 Olivia Mitchell Plano, Texas 285 Dallas Baptist
74 Angelina Kim Los Angeles, California 290 Long Beach State
75 Gracie Olkowski Las Vegas, Nevada 301 UNLV
76 Brayden Ingebrigtsen The Woodlands, Texas 303 Texas State
77 Avalon Woodward Palm Desert, California 345 Illinois State
78 Kayla Bartemeyer Mount Pleasant, South Carolina 346 James Madison
79 Allison Paik Providence, Rhode Island 351 Columbia
80 Vynie Chen Centreville, Virginia 362 High Point
81 Lindsey Thiele Wahoo, Nebraska 363 Nebraska
82 Anne Walsh Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts 375 Columbia
83 Elizabeth Coffren Owings, Maryland 383 Delaware
84 Madison Head Aledo, Texas 386 Lipscomb
85 Abigail Whittington Evansville, Indiana 390 Xavier
86 Madison Slayton Andover, Kansas 401 Wichita State
87 Sora Kim Houston 406 Texas at Tyler
88 Jayce Hargrove Wolfforth, Texas 407 Texas Tech
89 Meagan Pistone Montgomery, Texas 414 Dallas Baptist
90 Cari Denson Hankamer, Texas 428 Sam Houston State
91 Melinda Yuan San Ramon, California 440 Williams College
92 Gabriela McNelly Mico, Texas 446 Kansas State
93 Victoria Grace Cook Reidsville, North Carolina 453 North Carolina-Greensboro
94 Katherine Adelmann Midlothian, Texas 454 Texas Wesleyan
95 Phoebe Carles Clinton, South Carolina 461 South Carolina
96 Jordan Karrh Frisco, Texas 483 Dallas Baptist
97 Kathryn Gleason Katy, Texas 485 Illinois Springfield
98 Abby Thielbar Zionsville, Indiana 506 Loyola University (IL)
99 Hanna Bullard New Braunfels Texas 515 Dalton State

 

College golf signing day: Class of 2020 women’s signees

Junior golfers around the country will be signing their national letters of intent beginning Nov. 13 for college golf.

The next wave of college golfers is coming, and now it’s official.

Junior golfers around the country are signing their national letters of intent beginning Nov. 13, and Golfweek will record the signings here as they come in.

To share a signing or a signing photo with Golfweek, please email Adam Woodard at adwoodard@golfweek.com or Julie Williams at jwilliams@golfweek.com. To be listed below, it is important to include the player’s full name, hometown and state, college and photo credit if applicable.

Follow us on Twitter for updates throughout the signing period: @GolfweekJuniors | @AdamWoodard | @Golfweek_Jules | @Golfweek_Ringler

MORE: Check out the list of men’s signees | Photos

Alabama

Michaela Morard, Huntsville, Alabama
Benedetta Moresco, Caldogno, Italy

Arkansas

Cory Lopez, Mexico

Arizona

Yael Berger, Switzerland

Arizona State

Breyana Matthews, Scottsdale, Arizona
Ashley Menne, Surprise, Arizona

Auburn

Anna Foster, Ireland

Ball State

Kiah Parrott, Kokomo, Indiana

Baylor

Rosie Belsham, Whitley Bay, England
Hannah Karg, Hamburg, Germany
Nina Lang, Ingolstadt, Germany
Britta Snyder, Ames, Iowa

Belmont

Josie Arant, Fitzgerald, Georgia

California

Mika Jin, Fremont, California

Cal Poly

Nicole Neale, Dove Canyon, California
Carissa Wu, Dublin, California

Carson Newman

Aynsleigh Martin, Knoxville, Tennessee

Central Florida (UCF)

Jess Baker, Newcastle, England

Clemson

Annabelle Pancake, Zionsville, Indiana
Gabi Tomanka, Grapevine, Texas

College of Charleston

Viktoria Hund, Bremen, Germany

Colorado State

Panchalika Arphamongkol, Bangkok, Thailand

Creighton

Darby Rickel, Spokane, Washington

Dallas Baptist

Olivia Mitchell, Plano, Texas

Dalton State

Mailey Buzzell, Warner Robbins Georgia
Hanna Bullard, New Braunfels Texas
Destiny Hill, Dalton Georgia

Denver

Katy Drocarova, Slovakia

Duke

Anne Chen, Sugar Land, Texas
Phoebe Brinker, Wilmington, Delaware

Findlay

Abigail Jones, Grove City, Ohio
Jordan Pruitt, Milan, Ohio
Gabby Woods, Sabina, Ohio

Florida

Maisie Filler, Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Annabell Fuller, London, England

Florida State

Alice Hodge, Larchmont, New York
Taylor Roberts, Parkland, Florida

Furman

Sophia Burnett, Bluffton, South Carolina

Georgia

Isabella Holpfer, Austria
Candice Mahe, France

Georgia Southern

Hailey Katona, Tilbury, Ontario
Abby Newton, Statesboro, Georgia

Georgia State

Mahina Leveau, France

Houston

Zoe Slaughter, Houston

Illinois

Isabel Sy, San Gabriel, California

Iowa State

Ellie Braksiek, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Charley Jacobs, Australia

Indianapolis

Maggie Schaffer, Indianapolis

Jacksonville

Jenna Fonda, Wellington, Florida

Jacksonville State

Hanna Dyar, Anniston, Alabama

James Madison

Kayla Bartemeyer, Mount Pleasant, South Carolina
Taylor Miano, Dobbs Ferry, New York
Haley Quickel, Middletown, Delaware
Amelia Williams, Gainesville, Florida

Kansas

Ellie Roth, Plano, Texas

Kansas State

Napua Glossner, San Diego
Gabriela McNelly, Mico, Texas

Kennesaw State

Lara Jecnik, Slovenia
Caitlyn Campbell Nyman, Australia

Lynchburg

Emily Brubaker, Raleigh, North Carolina

Maryland

Patricie Mackova, Prague, Czech Republic

Mercer

Eujin Pyon, Macon, Georgia

Michigan 

Monet Chun, Richmond Hill, Ontario

Michigan State

Leila Raines, Galena, Ohio
Valentina Rossi, Argentina

Middle Tennessee State

Lauren Gilchrist, Spanish Fort, Alabama

Missouri

Emily Staples, Orlando, Florida

Missouri State

Kayla Pfitzner, Springfield, Missouri
Wriley Hiebert, Springfield, Missouri

Nebraska

Lindsey Thiele, Wahoo, Nebraska
Michaela Vavrova, Slovakia
Andrea Velez, Colombia

Nevada 

Kathleen Keomahavong, San Diego

Northern Arizona

Ekaterina Malakhova, Moscow, Russia

North Carolina

Nicole Adam, Pinehurst, North Carolina
Natalia Aseguinolaza Martin, San Sebastian, Guipuzcoa

North Carolina-Greensboro

Victoria Grace Cook, Reidsville, North Carolina

North Dakota State

Leah Skaar, Gold Canyon, Arizona

North Florida

Alyssa Mercado, Lake Mary, Florida

Northwestern

Charlotte Hillary, Englewood, Colorado

Notre Dame

Julia Bordeaux, Tacoma, Washington
Chloe Schiavone, Jacksonville, Florida

Ohio State

Jillian Bourdage, Tamarac, Florida

Oklahoma City

Jordan Clayborn, Tahlequah, Oklahoma

Ole Miss

McKinley Cunningham, Clarksville, Tennessee

Oregon

Hsin-Yu (Cynthia) Lu, Taipei, Taiwan

Pepperdine

Kaleiya Romero, San Jose, California

Portland

Franca Polla, Portland
Mariana Garcia Rosette, Chula Vista, California

Purdue

Jocelyn Bruch, Carmel, Indiana

Rutgers

Rikke Nordvik, Stavanger, Norway

Samford

Kelley Topiwala, Charlotte, North Carolina

San Jose State

Louisa Carlbom, Gothenberg, Sweden
Jordyn Parr, Temecula, California
Danielle Suh, San Ramon, California

SMU

Sarah Beqaj, Toronto
Megan Chou, Los Altos, California
Maddi Olson, Abilene, Texas
Nicole Vivier, Austin, Texas

South Carolina

Paula Kirner, Lorsch, Germany
Kaiyuree Moodley, Lone Hill, South Africa

Southern Indiana

Halle Grace Gutwein, DeMotte, Indiana

South Florida

Mel Green, Medina, New York

Stanford

Rebecca Becth, Brussels, Belgium
Sadie Engelmann, Austin, Texas
Rachel Heck, Memphis, Tennessee

St. John’s

Angelica Kusnowo, Chino Hills, California

TCU

Lois Lau, Noisy-sur-Ecole, France
Sabrina Nguyen, Escondido, California

Tennessee

Vanessa Gilly, Caracas, Venezuela
Kayla Holden, Coral Springs, Florida

Texas

Bentley Cotton, Austin, Texas
Macy Fox, Austin, Texas
Ashley Park, Irvine, California

Texas A&M

Makenzie Niblett, Austin, Texas

Texas Wesleyan

Katherine Adelmann, Midlothian, Texas

Tulsa

Tita Loudtragulngam, Chonburi, Thailand

UCLA

Alessia Nobilio, Milan, Italy

UNLV

Madeleine Laux, Goodyear, Arizona

USC

Brianna Navarrosa, San Diego
Christine Wang, Houston

Vanderbilt

Ariel Yu, Bradenton, Florida

Washington

Camille Boyd, Shanghai, China
Jingfan Deng, Shanghai, China

West Florida

Madeleine Krueger, Columbus, Georgia

Wichita State

Madison Slayton, Andover, Kansas

College golf signing day: Class of 2020 men’s signees

Junior golfers around the country will be signing their national letters of intent beginning Nov. 13, and Golfweek will record the signings here as they come in.

The next wave of college golfers is coming, and now it’s official.

Junior golfers around the country are signing their National Letters of Intent beginning today, Nov. 13, and Golfweek will record all the signings here as they come in.

To share a signing or a signing photo with Golfweek for our gallery, please email Adam Woodard at adwoodard@golfweek.com or Julie Williams at jwilliams@golfweek.com. To be listed below, it is important to include the player’s full name, hometown and state, college and photo credit if applicable.

Follow us on Twitter for updates throughout the day: @GolfweekJuniors | @AdamWoodard | @Golfweek_Jules | @Golfweek_Ringler

MORE: Check out the list of women’s signees | Photos of signings

Air Force

Aaron Kuznik, Orono, Minnesota

Alabama

Canon Claycomb, Bowling Green, Kentucky

Arkansas

Juan Camilo Vesga, Bucaramanga, Colombia
Damin Strydom, Kingwood, Texas

Ball State

Griffin Hare, Tipton, Indiana

Baylor

Trey Bosco, Austin, Texas
Luke Morgan, Guthrie, Oklahoma

Belmont

Reeve Felner, Vienna, Virginia

Bowling Green State

Brandon Rattray, St-Bruno, Québec, Canada

Charlotte

A.J. Shaffer, Hendersonville, North Carolina

Colorado

Jacob Mason, Westminster, Colorado

Colorado State

Gunnar Broin, Chanhassen, Minnesota

Davidson College 

Alex Heffner, Harrisburg, North Carolina
Ben Morehead, Charlotte, North Carolina

Duke

Jimmy Zheng, New Zealand
Ian Siebers, Bellevue, Washington
Cameron Piedra, Coral Gables, Florida

East Carolina

Eston Lee, Four Oaks, North Carolina
Odhrán Maguire, Cavan, Ireland

Eastern Kentucky

Henry Lane, Lexington, Kentucky
Reese Sexton, Monticello, Kentucky

Eastern Michigan

Patrick Deardorff, Clarkston, Michigan
Dylan Henderson, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Marcus Smith, Rockford, Illinois

Elon

Garrett Risner, Holly Springs, North Carolina

Findlay

Donnie Professori, Wexford, Pennsylvania
Ty Schobelock, Chillicothe, Ohio
Justin Atkinson, Brookfield, Ohio

Florida

Ryan Hart, Naples, Florida
Jonah Leach, Windermere, Florida
Joe Pagdin, Sheffield, England
Tyler Wilkes, Tampa

Florida Gulf Coast

Austin Cherichella, Orlando

Franklin and Marshall

Harrison Silva, Towson, Maryland

Georgia Southern

Lindsey Cordell Rome, Georgia
Luke Dasher, Macon, Georgia

Georgia Southwestern State 

Payne Sells, Perry, Georgia

Georgia Tech

Aidan Kramer, Oviedo, Florida
Adam Bratton, Newburgh, Indiana
Christo Lamprecht, George, South Africa

Gonzaga

Jace Minni, Delta, BC, Canada
Andrew Reinhardt, Portland

High Point University

William Phipps, Florence, South Carolina

Illinois

Piercen Hunt, Hartland, Wisconsin

Indiana

Drew Salyers, Howard, Ohio
Clay Merchent, Noblesville, Indiana
Robbie Bender III, Louisville, Kentucky

James Madison

Alexandre D’Aurelle de Paladines, Paris, France
Sigurður Blumenstein, Reykjavik, Iceland

Kansas State

Cooper Schultz, Wichita, Kansas
Luke O’Neill, Ireland

Lipscomb

Jack Morris, Franklin, Tennessee

Louisiana-Monroe

Mikkel Schmitt, Randers, Denmark
Cody Winkler, McKinney, Texas

LSU

Nicholas Arcement, Thibodaux, Louisiana
Hugo Aguilar Puertes, Valencia, Spain
Drew Doyle, Louisville, Kentucky

Loyola University (Maryland)

Michael Crowley, Timonium, Maryland

Michigan

Will Anderson, Portage, Michigan
Ben Hoagland, Evansville, Indiana
Jack O’Donnell, Cohasset, Massachusetts

Michigan State

Tyler Eedy, West Branch, Michigan
August Meekhof, Coopersville, Michigan

Minnesota

Alex Eickhoff, Hillsboro, Illinois
Ben Warian, Stillwater, Minnesota

Missouri

Dawson Meek, Ozark, Missouri
Saku Tuusa, Salo, Finland

Nevada

Jack Steck, San Jose, California

New Mexico

Matthew Watkins, Rockwall, Texas

North Carolina

Peter Fountain, Raleigh, North Carolina
Ryan Smith, Carlsbad, California

North Carolina State

Nicholas Mathews, Mebane, North Carolina

North Carolina-Wilmington

Sander Akeren, Oslo, Norway
Walker Isley, Oak Island, North Carolina

North Dakota State

Gavin Cronkhite, Lakeville, Minnesota
Jack Johnson, Chaska, Minnesota

North Florida

Jason Duff, Elkton, Florida
Nick Gabrelcik, Trinity, Florida
Robbie Higgins, Sarasota, Florida

Notre Dame

Tucker Clark, Scottsdale, Arizona
Angelo Marcon, San Francisco
Stewart Slayden, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida

Ohio State

Maxwell Moldovan, Uniontown, Ohio
Adam Wallin, Timmele, Sweden

Oklahoma

Ben Lorenz, Peoria, Arizona
Jaxon Dowell, Edmond, Oklahoma
Stephen Campbell Jr., Richmond, Texas

Pepperdine

Caden Fiorini, San Diego

Purdue – Fort Wayne

Reece Compton, Floyd’s Knobs, Indiana
Jadden Ousley, Monticello, Indiana

Rhode Island

Evan Paquette, Grapevine, Texas

Rutgers

Rhett Sellers, Longview, Texas

San Diego State

Jack Heath, Charlotte
Jackson Moss, San Diego
Liam Koeneke, San Diego
Skyler Ngo, Las Vegas
Cole Thompson, Las Vegas

SMU

Nathan Petronzio, Bee Cave, Texas

South Carolina

Liam Shinn, Norcross, Georgia

South Carlina – Aiken

Gage Weeks, Augusta, Georgia

Stetson

Matthew Feste, Marietta, Georgia

Southern California

Ethan Chung, Murrieta, California

Southern Illinois 

Justin Wingerter, Olathe, Kansas

St. Francis College

Hank Schaefer, Orlando

St. Joseph’s University

Austin Steckler, Glen Arm, Maryland

Stanford

Jake Beber-Frankel, Miami
Michael Thorbjornsen, Wellesley, Massachusetts
Karl Vilips, Wesley Chapel, Florida

Tampa

Nathan Piatt, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

TCU

Brandon Massey

Texas A&M

Michael Heidelbaugh, Dallas
Daniel Rodrigues, Portugal
Vishnu Sadagopan, Pearland, Texas

Texas A&M International

Hunter McDonough

Texas State

T. Payne Johnson, Shreveport, Louisiana

Texas Tech

Baard Skogen, Sveio, Norway
Brian Boles, Lubbock, Texas
James Roller, Jenks, Oklahoma

Troy

Jarrod Johnson, Tucson, Arizona

UAB

Price Brown, Mobile, Alabama
Garrison Guthrie, Auburn, Alabama

UCLA

Ty Griggs, Manteca, California

UC Santa Barbara

Brian Arnold, San Marino, California

UNC Greensboro

Randall Hudson, New Bern, North Carolina
Tommy Lamb, Raleigh, North Carolina
Parker Truesdale, Canton, North Carolina

UNLV

Ben Sawaia, Henderson, Nevada

UTSA

Jack Wehman, Austin, Texas
Reed Foster, McKinney Texas

Valparaiso

Alex Heck, Greenwood, Indiana

Vanderbilt

Cole Sherwood, Austin, Texas
Jansesn Preston, Lexington, Kentucky

VCU

Mikkel Antonsen, Norway

Virginia

Jaron Leasure, Nashville
George Duangmanee, Fairfax, Virginia

Virginia Tech

Charlie Hanson, Richmond, Virginia

Wake Forest

BJ Rogillio, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Michael Brennan, Leesburg, Virginia
Clay Stirsman, Carmel, Indiana

Washington State

Jaden Cantafio, Tustin, California

Wayne State

Haydon Chapman, Marshall, Michigan

Western Kentucky University

Connery Meyer, Marietta, Georgia

West Virginia

Jackson Davenport, Austin, Texas
Olivier Ménard, Canada
Will Stakel, Peachtree Corners, Georgia

Winthrop

Austin Mosher, Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina