National signing day has arrived. Several South Shore and Brockton-area high school athletes announced their commitments to play their sports at the next level this week. Some opted to stay local and continue at Boston College,

Wednesday marked the first day of the early signing period for high school athletes in sports other than football to sign athletics aid agreements. Nearly 200 Inland athletes made their college choices official this week by putting pen to paper.

Arizona high school athletes will sign national letters on intent on Wednesday during the early signing period.

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Local High School Athletes signed national letters of intent on the first day of the 2024 Fall Sports signing period. The University of Nebraska saw multiple future Huskers put pen to paper including local athletes such as Keri Leimbach (Volleyball), Thomas Bryson (Golf), and Kendall Zavala (Cross Country).

The Class of 2025's early signing period for men's and women's golf begins on Wednesday – and things will be a little different. Looming roster limits will have some recruits not signing and instead scrambling for new homes while the national letter of intent has been replaced by grant-and-aid agreements that give more flexibility to the student-athletes.

Wednesday marked the beginning of the first national signing period for high school athletes in the class of 2025.