Prospect Watch - Nov. 17

UPDATED. More photos from the signing ceremonies of top girl's basketball players from around the country.

PHOTOS COURTESY FAMILIES OF THE PLAYERS

They won't sign a document more influential on their lives until, what, a mortgage or marriage license? If that.

So it was a time to celebrate.

And be with some of the others who helped make it happen.

Tia Bell of Washington, D.C., No. 67 in the HoopGurlz Hot 100, signs
with North Carolina State

Michelle Clark, No. 72 in the Hot 100, is flanked by father Mike (left)
and mother Marcia and surrounded by Oaks Christian teammates
after signing with Purdue

Chelsea Dale, flanked by Palos Verdes High principal Chris Bowles
and coach Steve Vander, signs with Colorado

Stefanie Gilbreath is flanked by mother Audrey and father Wardell
and surrounded by Cinco Ranch staff after signing with USC

Surrounded by her support system, Rebecca Gray, the No. 47
prospect, signs with North Carolina at Scott County High School

Maya Moore, No. 1 in the Hot 100, signs with Connecticut and Jordan
Jones, the No. 50 prospect, signs with Texas Texas at Collins Hill High
School in Suwanee, Ga.

Jewel May of Conyers, Ga., is surrounded by her support group after
signing with South Carolina

Katie Menton of Yosemite (Calif.) High School signs with Pepperdine

Britt Peters of Bakersfield, Calif., flanked by her high school and club
coaches, after signing with Cal State Fullerton

From left, Taryn Randle (Loyola), Kamille Buckner (Ohio) and Paris
Campbell (Southern illinois) at Whitney Young in Chicago

From left, Krystal Thomas, the No. 7 overall prospect (Duke), Givens (Florida Atlantic) and Tierra Brown (Stetson) after signing
at The First Academy in Orlando, Fla.