July 1 – Gavin Nix (Miami), Zaydrius Rainey-Sale (Washington) commitment announcements
July 2 – Tavion Wallace (Arkansas) commitment announcement
July 4 – Peyton Joseph (FSU) commitment announcement
July 5 – JaDon Blair (Notre Dame) commitment announcement
July 9 – Max Redmon (FSU) commitment announcement
July 13 – Daylan McCutcheon (FSU) commitment announcement
July 14 – MLB Draft, day 1
July 15 – MLB Draft, day 2
July 15 – Jessie Warren begins play with USA softball team in Italy
July 16 – MLB Draft, day 3
July 20 – Jaboree Antoine (Miami) commitment announcement
July 22 – Mike Norvell, FSU athletes speak at ACC Kickoff
July 24 – Projected first date of FSU football practice
July 25 – Malik Clark (FSU) commitment announcement
July 25 – Jenna Nighswonger and Casey Krueger (Short) will begin play for the U.S. soccer team against Zambia in the Summer Olympics. Emil Sams (Madril) is an alternate for the U.S. team. Onyi Echegini will begin play for Nigeria against Brazil.
July 27 – Swimming events begin in Paris Olympics Games. Julio Horrego of Honduras (200 breaststroke), Peter Varjasi of Germany (4x100 free relay), Emma Terebo of France (100 backstroke, 200 backstroke), Gloria Muzito of Uganda (100 free), Max Wilson of the U.S. Virgin Islands (100 backstroke), Ida Hulkko of Finland (100 breastroke) and Max McCusker of Ireland (4x100 medley) will compete in the first week.
July 28 – Leticia Romero, Maria Conde and Leonor Rodriguez begin competition for Spanish women’s basketball team vs. China
FSU is in the mix for a large number of football prospects who have not announced commitment dates in July. Kaliq Lockett (Aug. 9) and Josh Petty (Aug. 12) have also announced dates.
Morgan Metraux will also compete in women’s golf in Paris from Aug. 7-10.
Kimberly Williams (triple jump) will compete in track & field in August for Jamaica. Lauren Ryan (10,000 meters) and Linden Hall (5,000 meters) of Australia will also compete. Alonzo Russell of The Bahamas will run a leg of the 4x400 relay. Long jumper Jeremiah Davis, a recent FSU graduate, also made the U.S. team.
July 2 – Tavion Wallace (Arkansas) commitment announcement
July 4 – Peyton Joseph (FSU) commitment announcement
July 5 – JaDon Blair (Notre Dame) commitment announcement
July 9 – Max Redmon (FSU) commitment announcement
July 13 – Daylan McCutcheon (FSU) commitment announcement
July 14 – MLB Draft, day 1
July 15 – MLB Draft, day 2
July 15 – Jessie Warren begins play with USA softball team in Italy
July 16 – MLB Draft, day 3
July 20 – Jaboree Antoine (Miami) commitment announcement
July 22 – Mike Norvell, FSU athletes speak at ACC Kickoff
July 24 – Projected first date of FSU football practice
July 25 – Malik Clark (FSU) commitment announcement
July 25 – Jenna Nighswonger and Casey Krueger (Short) will begin play for the U.S. soccer team against Zambia in the Summer Olympics. Emil Sams (Madril) is an alternate for the U.S. team. Onyi Echegini will begin play for Nigeria against Brazil.
July 27 – Swimming events begin in Paris Olympics Games. Julio Horrego of Honduras (200 breaststroke), Peter Varjasi of Germany (4x100 free relay), Emma Terebo of France (100 backstroke, 200 backstroke), Gloria Muzito of Uganda (100 free), Max Wilson of the U.S. Virgin Islands (100 backstroke), Ida Hulkko of Finland (100 breastroke) and Max McCusker of Ireland (4x100 medley) will compete in the first week.
July 28 – Leticia Romero, Maria Conde and Leonor Rodriguez begin competition for Spanish women’s basketball team vs. China
FSU is in the mix for a large number of football prospects who have not announced commitment dates in July. Kaliq Lockett (Aug. 9) and Josh Petty (Aug. 12) have also announced dates.
Morgan Metraux will also compete in women’s golf in Paris from Aug. 7-10.
Kimberly Williams (triple jump) will compete in track & field in August for Jamaica. Lauren Ryan (10,000 meters) and Linden Hall (5,000 meters) of Australia will also compete. Alonzo Russell of The Bahamas will run a leg of the 4x400 relay. Long jumper Jeremiah Davis, a recent FSU graduate, also made the U.S. team.
