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Sarah Almond, No. 51 in the Class of 2010 (left) and Austin Cody, No. 6.

Sarah Almond, No. 51 in the Class of 2010 (left) and Austin Cody, No. 6.

Golfweek Staff

The NCAA’s Early Signing Period concluded Nov. 18.

Here’s where some of the Class of 2010’s best are headed:

Corey Whitsett, 2008 U.S. Junior champ, and Bobby Wyatt, winner of the Junior Players Championship, are headed to Alabama.

Yaroslav Merkulov, No. 3 in the Class of 2010, and Austin Cody, No. 6, are going to Duke.

• U.S. Amateur champ Byeong-hun An is off to UC Berkeley.

• Last year’s Polo Golf Junior champ Patrick Winther signed with Oklahoma State.

• On the girls’ side, Ani Gulugian, Golfweek’s top-ranked junior, is headed to UCLA.

• Back-to-back Golfweek Junior Invitational champ Stephanie Meadow is off to Alabama.

Rachel Morris, No. 5, is off to USC.

See where others in the Class of 2010 are headed:

BOYS SIGNINGS

GIRLS SIGNINGS

To share a signing with Golfweek, please e-mail Julie Williams at jwilliams@golfweek.com.



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