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Some 2019 Recruiting Bits & Pieces by dillon77

- Haley Jones took a trip to UCLA (note the link to her twitter). Note
she called it an "unofficial," even though she is now in position to take an official visit (OV) to up to five schools. Perhaps saving those for longer trips east? And/or for a "final five" tour this fall? Jones is set to visit ND in September.

- Aliyah Boston did not visit UConn and has allegedly pushed that visit back to September, the same time she is set to visit ND.

In related news, Jordon Horston (the lightning fast guard who is on the u17 National Team with Sam Brunelle, Haley Jones and others), had transportation issues getting from Columbus, Ohio (her hometown) to Storrs, CT., in early June and subsequently decided to reschedule, citing a packed summer schedule (with the U17 tourney and AAU events).

Looks like early fall semester will be a very busy time for some of the remaining top 2019 prospects, that's for sure. Stay tuned.