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Having already secured many players in the fall, college programs are looking to put a cap on their 2018 classes during the Spring Signing Period.

April 11 is an important day on the recruiting calendar. Informally known as Signing Day, it’s first day this calendar year when seniors can sign their National Letter of Intent to play college tennis at Division I or Division II schools.

As always, The Tennis Recruiting Network and CrampsAWAY have big plans for the next month as we count down the days to April 11. Our special coverage is called the Countdown to Signing Day.

Our Countdown will keep you up-to-date with all the action. We’ll have stories on players planning to sign to round out a school’s 2018 class, and stories on players that signed in the fall to jumpstart the class. We’ll have advice columns and articles showcasing how some colleges formulate their recruiting strategies.

Keep up with all the commitments of the senior boys and girls, and take a peek at some of the content we have planned for the next month:

CrampsAWAY Countdown to Signing Day Series

• Mar 12 - Countdown to Signing Day
• Mar 13 - Meghana Komarraju Felt A Call To Serve
• Mar 14 - UC Davis Mines Southern California For Talent
• Mar 15 - Zaima's Recruiting Influence Lives on at UCLA
• Mar 16 - Trice Pickens Makes Northwestern His Pick
• Mar 19 - Top 100 Boys
• Mar 21 - Family Helps Bacalla Achieve College Tennis Goal
• Mar 22 - Four-Star Daniel Krulig Heading To Denver
• Mar 26 - Top 100 Girls
• Mar 27 - College Coaches Recall Their First Signing Classes
• Mar 28 - Tennis Keeps Smiths Close Together at USC
• Mar 29 - College Tennis Helps Druss Grossfeld Ace Interviews
• Apr 2 - Late Blooming Eugenia Lee Overcomes Doubters
• Apr 3 - Four-Star Anukornchaikul Selects Johns Hopkins
• Apr 4 - Some Pain, All Gain for USC-Bound Willson
• Apr 5 - Keep An Open Mind When Choosing A Division
• Apr 5 - Important Tips in the Recruiting Timeline

It all kicks off tomorrow with the first of our recruiting profiles, and continues through Signing Week. Stay tuned to the Tennis Recruiting Network over the coming weeks for complete coverage of the CrampsAWAY Countdown to Signing Day!

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About Rhiannon Potkey

Rhiannon Potkey is a veteran sportswriter with more than two decades of experience in journalism. Potkey has covered many sports at many levels and has a passion for finding great stories. Potkey has covered the U.S. Open, junior sectional and national events, college conference championships and Davis Cup matches. Potkey is currently Content Strategist for Tennis Recruiting. You can reach Rhiannon by email at [email protected].