The Top Three Women's Programs Who Won The Early NLI Period

Recruiting Rundown
Denise Spann
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* MileSplit's No. 8 ranked athlete in the Class of 2020, Leah Phillips, signed LIVE on MileSplit LIVE

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Hundreds of athletes from across the country have already signed their National Letters of Intent.  

And for the next eight months, more and more high school cross country and track and field athletes will be able to sign to the NCAA school of their choice.

But over the course of the first two days of the signing period, a lot has happened. Elite athletes made powerful statements as they announced their future homes to the public. You can check MileSplit's top 50 ranked athletes in the Class of 2020 here. 

We've taken a look at the numbers and a few NCAA women's programs have risen above of the rest. These are the teams that have, at the very least, won the early days of the recruiting wars.  

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The Trojans signed three of the top 10 girls in the Class of 2020 based on MileSplit's recruiting rankings: No. 5 Jasmine Jones, No. 6 Kimberly Harris and