Continuing our look at top recruiting classes from around the country…
(Remember, schools often do not announce their full recruiting class until well past National Signing Day)

There’s no two ways about it, Brian Lee and the LSU Tigers cleaned up on the recruiting trail for the 2010 graduating class.

Signing 5 TopDrawerSoccer.com Top 100 players, and a few more who had a legitimate claim to stake in terms of being numbered with that group, LSU is looking like it wants to build upon the success of recent years.

Houston-area player Mary (Addie) Eggleston was the highest-ranked recruit to join the Tigers, with Clearwater Chargers forward Kaley Blades, Dallas Texans’ winger Nina Anderson, Polaris midfielder Jodi Calloway and Challenge SC goalkeeper Megan Kinneman completing the quintet in the century club.

But the Tigers didn’t stop there, also enrolling at LSU this fall will be Floridian Kendall Narum, Texan Shannon McClain, Rock Hill, South Carolina’s, Alex Ramsey and Louisianans Emily Cancienne and Danielle Murphy.

Lee didn’t miss the chance to brag a little about the class.

“This is a monumental day in the history of the LSU soccer program,” Lee said. “We are fortunate to sign a group of young women that will rank among the top signing classes in the country this season. This will be a class that will build on the foundation established by the seniors and take us to another level with our ultimate goal of competing for SEC championships and Final Fours.

“We have an outstanding nucleus of players returning next season that will work with this freshman class to continue building the kind of championship program we want here at LSU.”

SEC rivals Auburn pulled in 8 players of their own. Trinidad & Tobago and FC DELCO forward Natasha Prentice will be competing for the Tigers this fall. West Coast FC midfielder Ashley Kotero is another top signing for War Eagle nation. Other Auburn recruits include GSA Phoenix defender Kim Spence, Mustang SC defender Bianca Sierra, GSA Phoenix defender Jordan Miller, Surf SC goalkeeper Chandler Hillen, Slammers defender Ali Elliott and Birmingham United forward Tori Ball.

In the Big 12, Baylor coach Marci Jobson was bullish on her class of 8 signings, including Ela Elite defender Taylor Heatherly, Dallas Texans’ defender Vic Hoffman, Dallas Sting midfielder Alex Klein, Albion Hurricanes’ goalkeeper Michelle Kloss, Dallas Sting defender Kat Ludlow, Classics Elite defender Georgia Mullins, River City Fire forward Selby Polley and Dallas Sting midfielder Karlee Summey.

Check back tomorrow as we look at more top recruiting classes from around the country.

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