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81 known Nebraska seniors make Division I commitments official on National Signing Day

The Morning Omaha teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 4 sources

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If you've got a senior athlete at home, Wednesday was National Signing Day. The Omaha World-Herald counted 81 known Nebraska seniors who made Division I commitments official, including basketball players London Dada, Levi Webb, Addison Medeck and Harper Bohaboj.

81known Nebraska seniors signing with Division I programs Wednesday

Dada, Webb, Medeck and Bohaboj were among them.

Westside's Dada, the state's No. 1 recruit, signed with Creighton men's basketball after committing in May. "It was the first big school to really believe in me," he said.

  • Westside: 18 Warriors signed with college programs
  • Creighton: signees in golf, soccer, softball and volleyball too
  • Nebraska softball: four additions to its 2028 class

Four signees show where seniors are headed

PlayerSchoolSigned with
London DadaWestsideCreighton men's basketball
Lucy BarrettLincoln EastNebraska softball
Maddie KurrusGretna HighNebraska softball
Nadia JeffriesPiedmont HighNebraska softball

Sources: WOWT, KETV

KETV listed dozens of local signees. On the softball side, Nebraska added four, including Lincoln East's Lucy Barrett, a three-time all-state outfielder listed as the state's No. 1 outfielder.

Sources: Omaha World-Herald, WOWT, KETV

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