It's tough to keep track of all the National Signing Days the year has to offer. So what's one more for 2023?

It's tough to keep track of all the National Signing Days the year has to offer. So what's one more for 2023?

Eight student-athletes signed their letters of intent at Cleveland High School. Mycah Jordan will play baseball at Virginia Tech while Cutter Wommack will play ball at Tusculum University. 

Estella Clemmons is headed just down the road to run cross country for Lee. Tripp Hall will golf for Roane State while Ashley Allen will play softball for the Raiders.

Her teammate in Lily O'Bryan will also play softball at the Division-I level as she heads to Furman. Jaydn Dauphanais will swim at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock while two-time state volleyball champion Kinslee McGowan continues her career at North Alabama.

Across town at Bradley Central High School a pair of football stars made it official.

Tito Williams heads north to play for Northwestern while Kaleb Martin will play at Miami of Ohio.

Down in Hamilton County Red Bank's Kobe Smith kept his commitment to Duke despite a head coaching change. Smith has been a dominant force on defense for the Lions during his four years.

In Marion County, South Pittsburg's Martavious Collins went old school with the suspense. Collins ended up committing to UTEP over Auburn. The newly-minted state champion becomes the highest-ranked recruit to sign with the Miners in program history.