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The purpose of the College And Junior Tennis Status Report is to help everyone keep up with who's turning pro and who's signed to attend a specific college or transferred from one to another. Information on this page is updated as soon as we receive it. The Status Report now corresponds its pages to the college signing periods. This page will continue through the August signing period for the 2006-07 season, For signing for the 2005-06 season and players who transferred or turned professional before November 2005, click here. The majority of the world does not distinguish athletes as professional or amateur. That is not the case in the United States. Though the USTA has passed a "Call Item" to allow professional players 18 and under to compete in USTA National events, the NCAA still has very specific guidelines on amateur status. Note: The College And Junior Tennis Status Report is based on confirmations from schools and agents, not player decisions. Players will not be included until they have made written commitments.
Boise State-Clancy Shields and Blake Boswell have signed with the Broncos. Patrick Dwyer-University of Iowa Coach Steve Houghton announced he has signed the top Midwest player. Kelcie Klockenga will join the women's team.
William & Mary-Francine Whu will be playing for the Tribes. Coach Kevin Epley had previously signed Ragini Acharya and Lauren Sabacinski.
Princeton-There will be some new Tigers next year as Melissa Saiontz, Blakely Ashley & Sarah Huah will join the team.
Duke-The Blue Devils are bringing in Elizabeth Plotkin and Amanda Granson.
Wake Forest-Coach Jeff Zinn has inked Andrew Brasseaux, Mike Greenberg & Jason Morgenstern Ball State-Coach Bill Richards announced the addition of Bret Berryman to the 2006-07 squad Kathrin Sorokko-The top Easterner will be playing for Brown. Dartmouth-Coach Bob Dallis is bringing in Jesse Adler, Carley Markovitz & Mary Beth Winningham. Elizabeth Kobak-The Girls 16 Nationals champion has decided to play for Columbia.
Coach Jay Louderback garnered three top recruits: Cosmina Ciobanu, Colleen Rielley and Kali Krisik. Ashley Finnegan-The Floridian has signed to play for the College of Charleston.
Iva Jaresova-Jacksonville University Coach Jarod Camerota has signed his first recruit. Clancy Shields-Coach Greg Patton is bringing in the Orange Bowl winner to join brother Luke starting in the Spring of 2006. Georgia Tech-The Yellow Jackets have inked three players who have been in the top five in the nation - Amanda Craddock, Kirsten Flower & Amanda McDowell.
US Open Champion Ryan Sweeting has confirmed that he will become a Florida Gator this January. He had originally signed with Coach Andy Jackson at the beginning of the Open, but announced some reluctance after winning the tournament. University of Kentucky-New wildcats Coach Carlos Drada has inked Whitney Spencer & Christine Johnston. David Simon-Coach Rex Ecarma picked up the Austrian Costa Rica Bowl winner for 2006-07. Fairfield University-Two New Yorkers will join the teams next year -- Ryan Berthod & Gretchen Amberg. Nikola Petrov-The top ranked Bulgarian signed early with LMU.
Ohio State-Ally Mueller and Christina Keesey will be Ohio State Buckeyes in 2006. LSU-Coach Tony Minnis has found replacements for three of his departing seniors. Nicole Kantor, Ashley Murdock & Hannah Robinson will play there in 2006. University of Washington-Coach Matt Anger announced "two standout prep players" joining his team -- Holden Ching & Alex Rosinski. Neela Vaez-The two-time Ohio state champion signed with Purdue.
University of Louisville-Coach Rex Ecarma has inked Chris Herrlinger & Morten Sivertsen. Olga Elkin-The top Missouri Valley player will join Wichita State next season. University of Virginia-New coach Mark Guilbeau has started building his team with the addition of Kristen McVitty, Brintney Larson, Jessica Preeg & Austin Hansen Coach Brian Boland picked up Shan Sondhu, Milo Johnson and Lee Singer for the men's team.
Chris Rhyne-The Southern has signed with Furman. Maryland-College ParkCoach Martin Novak announced the signing of three outstanding prospects --Eleanor Peters, Maggie MacKeever & Elyse Steiner.
University of Tennessee-Connor Vogel and Caitlin Whoriskey will become Lady Vols next September.
Mary Wilson-Quinnipiac has signed the top Middle States player. Zsofia Zubor-The Hungarian, who has been training at Van der Meer, will be going to the University of North Texas.
Marta Marcinkowska-The top Polish player will join the Tulsa team in 2006. University of Memphis-Coach Paul Goebel has signed three from the Southern section's -- Cody Loup, Charlie Ramsey & Spencer Heflin. Sarah Fansler-Coach Richard Gallien announced the Southern Californian has decided to stay close with his Women of Troy. UCLA-Yasmin Schnack, currently No. 4 in the country, has chosen to play for the Bruins next year. She will be joined by Canada's Stephanie Wetmore. Denise Liebschner-The German, who won the Berlin Junior Dresden International, has signed with Long Beach State.
BYU-Michael Eraso and Cassidy Mears have signed with Cougars.
Illinois-Alexander Kharkevitch- has signed with Coach Brad Dancer. The women's team has added three-time Delaware High School State Champion Leigh Finnegan. Southern Mississippi-Stephanie Dellocono and Lauren Gutterman will be Lady Eagles starting next season. Elze Potgieter-Texas A&M has picked up the No. 1 player from South Africa. Florida State-Coach Dwayne Hultquist has managed to sign three of the most wanted in the nation -- Bradley Mixson, Bobby Dye and Chris Cloer. Elizabeth Wood-The Texan will be playing for her coach Vikrant Chadha's former team, Ole Mississippi.
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