Blackhawk Sports Extra: The Recruiting Trail, Part 3

 Welcome back to the Recruiting Trail, where we follow Blackhawk athletes and see where they go for their sport. This feature tracks offers and signings and will be updated. Signings will begin in November.

Devon Thomas (FB/K) was offered by Grove City College (DIII/PAC)

Addy Ours (LAX) was offered by Edinboro University (DII/PSAC)

Sources:

Devon Thomas on Twitter: "After a great conversation with @CoachBaney I am blessed and excited to say that I have received an offer to play football at Grove City College!! @GCC_FB @CoachDiDonato @CoachHayward https://t.co/WforfPs49s" / Twitter

addyours on Twitter: "I am blessed to receive an offer from Edinburo University to continue my lacrosse and academic career! Thank you so much for an amazing opportunity and a great visit! @ajturini @EdinboroLax https://t.co/inuAytJUtg" / Twitter

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