The early signing period for all sports other than football began on Wednesday
Fall National Signing Day, 2022The National Signing Day early period began on Wednesday, Nov. 9 for all sports with the exception of football and, as always, NJ Advance Media has you covered from one end of New Jersey to the other.
The Division-1 early period for basketball will last for one week, ending on Nov. 16, with the regular period then continuing on April 12, 2023. The football early signing period will begin on Dec. 21.ceremonies. As such, we invite all athletes, administrators and parents to send us anything you would like to see included in our coverage by usingBelow, find our comprehensive list of signees in each sport.
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