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The National Letter of Intent Fall Signing Week is one for the books. It started Nov. 14 and ended Nov. 21.

Before we present our fourth and final photo gallery here, be sure to check the links to our coverage below:

Articles:

* Where the tristate’s top 12th-graders are headed

* Syosset’s Feit reflects on how his 2010 verbal to Hopkins started trend of sophomore commitments

* Darien football/lacrosse standout Gesualdi to play both sports at Hobart

Photo galleries:

* Photo gallery 1: Hudson Valley, New Jersey

* Photo gallery 2: Connecticut, Long Island

* Photo gallery 3: More NY/NJ/CT photos

In the photo on the top of the page, four members of the Hen Hud (N.Y.) senior class have committed to play the sport at the next level.  Head coach, Craig Solomon, far right, and assistant coach Jordan Hirsch are pictured here with the four seniors, from left: Brett Dalton (SUNY Cortland), Joe Fraietta (SUNY Stony Brook), Matt Ledwin (Johns Hopkins) and Kevin McDermott (Salisbury University).

“This is a great day for the Hen Hud lacrosse team,” Solomon said. “I am proud of these young men.  They have continued to work very hard and their hard work has rewarded them with this.  I am very excited to follow these young men in their college careers.”

Hen Hud Athletic Director, Tom Baker, was also proud of the players.

“All of them are great role models for our younger generation,” Baker said. ” All of them will be missed in several areas as all of them are successful multi-sport athletes here at Hen Hud.

“Brett and Matt also play ice hockey, Joe plays football and Kevin wrestles.  Not only are all of them successful lacrosse players, but also in the other sports as well.  Hen Hud is very proud of our athletes that move on to play in college, and these four young men will continue to make Hen Hud proud in the future.”

Above, Smithtown West (N.Y.) Division I-bound seniors, from left: midfielder Dillon Gruder (UMass), attackman Pat O’Brien (Army), faceoff midfielder Joe Varello (Navy), midfielder Brian Masi (Sacred Heart), defender Frank Briar (Marist) and attackman Eric Joseph (Lafayette).

Above, the first Division I-bound player in the history of the Arlington High School program (N.Y.) makes his commitment to the University at Albany official as family and coach Donny Connolly (second row, center) look on.

Above: Syosset High School (N.Y.) coach John Calabria with college-bound players Harrison Schoenhaut (Ithaca), Ryan Feit (Johns Hopkins), Andrew Keith (Cornell), John Diaz (NYIT) and Alex Hatzopoulos (Rutgers).

Long-stick midfielder Scott Kirchner (Manhattan College) and goalkeeper Parker Ferrigan (Syracuse University) head coach Pete Fiorini of C.W. Baker High School in Baldwinsville, N.Y.

Left: Georgetown-bound Peter Conley (seated, left) and Tampa-bound Thomas Brill (seated, right) of Section 1 Class A champion Mamaroneck sign their National Letters of Intent. On hand are four players headed to Skidmore College, back row: Justin Csenge, Dylan Pailes Friedman and Alex Lanni. Mamaroneck player Scott Greenberg is holding the Section 1 Class A championship plaque, and Alex Roth, a starting defenseman, is shown in the top row, far left.

Right: Fordham Prep standout Logan Williamson, a defenseman headed to Fairfield University, with his parents Jacqui and Scott after signing his NLI with the Stags.

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