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Pennsylvania Early National Signing Day 2023: Updates on where high school football seniors have signed

Follow SBLive Pennsylvania to track where the top high school football seniors have signed to play their college football

Ryan Isley, SBLive Sports

Football's Early National Signing Day is upon us throughout the country and one of the top states when it comes to college recruitment of high school football players is the Keystone State.

Many high schoolers will ink their names onto their National Letters of Intent (NLI) and some may decide to flip on their earlier commitments at last minute to sign with another school or re-open their recruitment.

Stay tuned to SBLive Pennsylvania and specifically this post for all the latest on early signing day in Pennsylvania as this post will update the signings of the top 30 players in the state (rankings according to 247Sports).

As of 4:05pm, 27 of the 29 committed players in top 30 in Pennsylvania have signed, with the exceptions being No. 19 Cole Sullivan of Pittsburgh Central Catholic (Michigan) and No. 24 Tre McLeod of Cheltenham (Charlotte).

The only player in Pennsylvania's top 30 that entered the day without a commitment is No. 23 Kahmir Prescott of Neuman-Goretti.

Don't forget to refresh this post throughout the day to see all of our updates.

Pennsylvania Class of 2024 signings on Early National Signing Day (in order of signing)

No. 17 Justin Denson , Wyoming Seminary - Michigan State

No. 28. Dominic Toy, Chester - Connecticut 

No. 13. Kenny Woseley II, Imhotep Charter - Penn State

No. 8 Tyseer Denmark, Imhotep Charter - Penn State 

No. 12. Peter Jones, Malvern Prep - Notre Dame

No. 5 Anthony Speca, Pittsburgh Central Catholic - Penn State 

No. 10. Mylachi Williams, Monsignor Bonner - Penn State

No. 22. Brandon Rehmann, St. Joseph's Prep - West Virginia 

No. 11. Caleb Brewer, Wyomissing - Penn State 

No. 4. Rico Scott, Bishop McDevitt - Alabama 

No. 7. Peter Gonzalez, Pittsburgh Central Catholic - Penn State 

No. 26. Julian Dugger, Penn Hills - Pittsburgh

No. 14. Cameron Lindsey, Aliquippa - Pittsburgh 

No. 25. Aiden Black, Delaware Valley - Stanford

No. 21. Ryan Cory, Pine-Richland - Wisconsin

No. 9 Jason Cross, Jr., Bishop Canevin - West Virginia

No. 27. Jah Jah Boyd, Roman Catholic - Indiana

No. 29. Zahfir Stewart, Imhotep Charter - Illinois

No. 15. Jahsear Whittington, Imhotep Charter - Pittsburgh 

No. 30. Adham Abouraya, Downingtown East - Pittsburgh 

No. 18. Omillio Agard, St. Joseph's Prep - Wisconsin

No. 3. Kevin Heywood, Pope John Paul II - Wisconsin

No. 16. Deyvid PalePale, Manheim Township - Michigan 

No. 1 Quinton Martin, Belle Vernon - Penn State

No. 20 Juelz Goff, Central York - Pittsburgh 

No. 6. Samaj Jones, St. Joseph's Prep - Cincinnati 

No. 2. Cooper Cousins, McDowell - Penn State 

Ryan Isley | ryan@scorebooklive.com | @sblivepa

(Feature photo: Belle Vernon's Quinton Martin leaps over a defender during the 2022 PIAA Class 3A state championship game. Martin is ranked as the top player in the class of 2024 in Pennsylvania by 247Sports. Photo credit: Paul Burdick, SBLive Sports)

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RYAN ISLEY, SBLIVE SPORTS

Ryan Isley is a regional editor at SBLive Sports for the states of Ohio and Pennsylvania. Ryan, a native of Akron, Ohio, has been following and covering high school sports in Ohio for more than 20 years, including the St. Vincent-St. Mary basketball teams that featured NBA superstar LeBron James. Ryan joined the SBLive staff full-time in May, 2022 after freelancing for SBLive Sports for nearly nine months, beginning with his experience covering Bishop Sycamore, which was featured in a documentary in the summer of 2023. You can reach Ryan at ryan@scorebooklive.com

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