It's that time of year! We'll be keeping this page updated throughout the next few weeks to highlight which collegiate stars are turning pro and where they're going. 

New additions are being added below.

Contact reporter Kevin Sully with tips at kevin.sully@flosports.tv.

Jasmine Camacho-Quinn decided to just do it. 

The Kentucky alum will forgo her remaining year of NCAA eligibility in favor of a professional contract with Nike. Camacho-Quinn spent the past three years developing into one of the finest short hurdle specialists the NCAA has ever seen and doing serious work for the Wildcats as a critical leg on their 4x400m and 4x100m relays. 

At this year's SEC Outdoor Championships, she torched the 100m hurdles final in 12.40—just a hundredth of a second off of Briana Rollins-McNeals' NCAA record. In 2016, she won her first NCAA title in her marquee event, and went on to represent her native Puerto Rico at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. She closed her collegiate career with another individual title in the 100m hurdles at the 2018 NCAA Outdoor Championships, which she won in 12.54. 

The wait is finally over? pic.twitter.com/UnCFbLwHpH

— Jasmine C. Quinn, OLY (@JCamachoQuinn) October 26, 2018

Gabrielle Thomas, who set the collegiate record in the indoor 200m this March, has announced that she will forego her senior season at Harvard. Thomas announced on Twitter that she has signed with New Balance.

Her collegiate career ends with personal bests of 11.19 (100m) and 22.19 (200m) with her most notable performance coming at the NCAA Indoor Championships where she clocked a 22.38 in the 200m, breaking the NCAA record and winning her first NCAA title. 

Thomas kept a prodigious schedule in 2018, competing in 43 races (as well as some appearances in the long and triple jump) across the NCAA and Diamond League seasons. After she finished second at the NCAA Outdoor Championships in the 200m, she headed overseas and ran in Diamond League races in Lausanne, Rabat, London, Birmingham and Brussels.

Happy to announce that I am officially #TeamNB !!
Its been an amazing three years with Harvard track and field, but I have decided to forgo my last year of eligibility and run professionally. Looking forward to where this next chapter in my life takes me! ? pic.twitter.com/h95C5N1nZ6

— Gabrielle Thomas (@ItsGabrielleT) October 8, 2018

Houston sprinter Eli Hall has signed a professional contract with Nike. Hall won three NCAA titles in 2018. He swept the 60m and 200m at the NCAA Indoor Championships in March and was an integral part of Houston's 4x100m team that took the title at the NCAA Outdoor Championships. 

Hall's indoor 200m performance (20.02) broke Wallace Spearmon's American and collegiate record. Outdoors, Hall lowered his personal bests to 10.10 and 20.11 and placed second at the NCAA Outdoor Championships 100m behind his teammate, Cameron Burrell. 

In life you have doubters, but you also have believers. Next Chapter....@Nike #justdoit #swoosh #htownspeedcity #Tokyo2020 #chosen pic.twitter.com/v5jamOrEqi

— Elijah Hall (@EliHall13) October 6, 2018

UTEP's Michael Saruni will forego his final two years of eligibility after deciding to turn pro. The collegiate record holder in the 800m will remain in El Paso and continued to be coached by Paul Ereng. Earlier reports said Saruni had signed with Nike; however, Ereng said that was not the case. 

Saruni won the 800m at the NCAA Indoor Championships and continued his strong year outdoors when he dropped a 1:43.25 at the Desert Heat Classic on April 28th. The mark was a collegiate record and took more than a second off his lifetime best. At the NCAA Outdoor Championships, he placed third--his last race of the 2018 season.

NEW COLLEGIATE RECORD! @UTEPTrack's Michael Saruni runs a 1:43.25 in the 800m setting a new #ncaaTF record. pic.twitter.com/msLdsSgcoi

— NCAA Track & Field (@NCAATrackField) April 29, 2018

The Brooks Beasts have welcomed former Oregon Duck Sabrina Southerland to their training group. 

Southerland's breakthrough 2018 began at the NCAA Indoor Championships, where she shocked the field by winning the 800m title in 2:01.55, a 1.55-second PR, and continued as she reset her outdoor PR to 2:00.72 at the NCAA West Preliminary Round. 

The 22-year-old began her collegiate career at Georgetown, and transferred to Oregon for her senior year—a move that clearly panned out in her favor, as she also knocked down her personal bests in the 200m (24.75), 400m (54.80), 1500m (4:16.82), and the mile (4:36.30). 

It's been a big week for the Reebok Boston Track Club! Today, Robert Domanic announced that he's joining the Chris Fox-led training group, which also officially welcomed Ben Flanagan to its ranks this past Monday and includes Justyn Knight, Martin Hehir, Kemoy Campbell and Tori Gerlach.

Domanic enjoyed a productive career at Ole Miss, most recently earning fourth in the NCAA Outdoor 1500m, along with a DMR title in 2017. He set his 1500m PR, 3:36.33, at the 2018 Bryan Clay Invitational this season and reset his all-time mile best to 3:54.73 last June.

2018 NCAA 10K champion Ben Flanagan is a new addition to the recently formed Reebok Boston Track Club, helmed by former Syracuse head coach Chris Fox and rounded out by talent in Justyn Knight, Martin Hehir, Kemoy Campbell and Tori Gerlach. 

Flanagan stunned the collegiate ranks this season by taking the Division I 10K title in a huge PR of 28:34.53 despite struggling with injuries, upending contenders such as Alabama's Vincent Kiprop and NAU's Tyler Day in a gritty race that saw him split a 56.9-second final lap. 

In the months since, Flanagan continued his stellar season, earning third at the Canadian national track and field championships in the 5000m and a victory at the Falmouth Road Race.  

Watch last week's podcast with Flanagan to hear him break down his season and discuss his favorite Reebok shoes in a sneaky nod to his new sponsor... 

I am BEYOND excited to be joining the @reebok Boston Track Club with Coach Fox, Coach Smith, @justyn_knight and other extraordinary new teammates. I cannot wait to see what we can all accomplish together! #bemorehuman
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Thank you @Lilot1TrackMind of @AurumSportsGrp pic.twitter.com/QJFvQxNIP6

— Ben Flanagan (@bennyflanagan) September 4, 2018

Distance runner Mike Tate will be represented by Run-Fast Sports Management. The Southern Utah standout finished fourth in the 5000m at the 2018 NCAA Indoor Championships. He will return to Canada and train with the Speed River Track Club.

Extremely excited to join @RunfastLtd as I continue my running career back in Canada! https://t.co/NEfkDi6leG

— Mike Tate (@mike_tate12) August 17, 2018

2018 NCAA Outdoor 5,000m champion Sean McGorty has signed with Nike and will join the Portland, Oregon-based Bowerman Track Club, he announced on Instagram on Thursday evening. The 23-year-old will join his former Stanford teammate Vanessa Fraser on the Jerry Schumacher-coached team, as Fraser signed with Bowerman in June.

The first inclination that McGorty to Bowerman was a strong possibility came back in June, when he signed with sports agency KIMbia Athletics. KIMbia represents many of McGorty's Bowerman Track Club teammates, among them Shalane Flanagan, Evan Jager, Courtney Frerichs, and Colleen Quigley.

 

2016 Olympian and U.S. triple jump record-holder Keturah Orji announced that she has become the first field event athlete to join the Atlanta Track Club Elite's roster. The 22-year-old set her U.S. record of 14.71m (48'3¼") at the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, where she took fourth after finishing her sophomore year at Georgia. The reigning U.S. champion earned eight NCAA titles and three Bowerman Award nominations over the course of her career as a collegian—including one for this past season, which will be decided in December. Orji will continue to train under Georgia head coach Petros Kyprianou in Athens while receiving support from the Atlanta Track Club.

Looking forward to beginning my professional career with @ATLtrackclub as the first field athlete of ATC’s elite team!! ??? #NewSponsorSameKtor ?? https://t.co/VyTAkt5lZe

— Keturah Orji (@Keturahorji) August 20, 2018

NAU's Andy Trouard, who won the NCAA Division I 3000m title this past season and owns a 5K PR of 13:21.07, will take his talents to Eugene to compete for the Oregon Track Club Elite. He posted PRs across five distances this past season on the track, and was a top performer on the NAU team that won back-to-back NCAA Division I cross country titles in 2016 and 2017.

Congrats to Andy Trouard signing with @Nike! He will train with the @OregonTCElite and coach @coachrowland #TeamTotal pic.twitter.com/8tMTZoIipa

— Stephen HAAS (@HAASruns) August 9, 2018

World and collegiate record holder in the 400m, Michael Norman of USC has signed with Nike. 

I can’t wait to begin the next chapter of my career representing... pic.twitter.com/E7zDniR7C8

— Like Mike (@Mike_Norman22) August 3, 2018

The full write-up on the signing can be found here.

Robert Ford of USC is joining the Hoka New Jersey/New York Track Club. The 800m runner has a personal best of 1:46.43 and placed seventh at the NCAA Championships in June. At the U.S. Championships Ford placed sixth in the final. 

Excited to announce that Robert Ford (@robo_800), formerly of USC, is joining the HOKA NJ*NY TC!

The NCAA All-American has a PB of 1:46.43 and finished 6th at this year’s USATF Championships! pic.twitter.com/L62BcjuID6

— HOKA NJNYTC (@njnytc) August 1, 2018

1500m runner Sam Prakel has signed with adidas and will move to Seattle to be coached by Andy Powell. Powell coached Prakel during his career at the University of Oregon where he placed sixth at this year's NCAA Championships outdoors in the 1500m and third in the mile during the indoor season. Powell left Oregon to take the job at Washington in June.

Prakel ran his lifetime best of 3:36.84 at April's Bryan Clay Invitational and has strung together an impressive summer. After the NCAA Championships, he placed seventh at the U.S. Championships and later lowered his personal best in the mile to 3:55.60 when he won the Morton Games in Dublin, Ireland. 

This Friday, Prakel will make his professional debut for the three stripes LIVE on FloTrack at Sir Walter Miler against competitors like Craig Engels, Ben Blankenship, Sean McGorty, Lopez Lomong, Pat Casey, and more.

Congrats @sprakel10 signing with @adidasrunning Sam will move to Seattle and train with coach Andy Powell. pic.twitter.com/jtZokHKQSo

— Stephen HAAS (@HAASruns) August 1, 2018

Justyn Knight has announced that he is joining the newly-formed Reebok Boston Track Club. According to the CBC, Knight has signed "a long-term contract as a foundational member of the team." He will be coached by Chris Fox, Knight's college coach who announced last week that he would be leaving Syracuse to pursue professional coaching opportunities. 

Knight won three NCAA titles during his time at Syracuse. He also qualified for the 2017 World Championships in the 5000m where he placed ninth. The Reebok Boston Track Club was rolled out on Monday and also includes Martin Hehir, Kemoy Campbell and Tori Gerlach. 

I’ve never been the type to ride the wave, I like to create it. Proud and excited to announce my new sponsorship! I will be staying with Chris Fox and Adam Smith, and we will be joining the @reebok family!!?? #running #reebok #reebokclassic #reebokback #trackandfield pic.twitter.com/h18TVXYiHd

— Justyn Knight (@justyn_knight) July 23, 2018

Six-time NCAA champion Karissa Schweizer has signed with Bowerman Track Club. The Missouri star won the 5000m at June's NCAA Championships and placed third in the 10,000m. On Saturday in Heusden, Belgium, Schweizer ran a personal best of 15:02.44, the first in a Bowerman Track Club jersey. This academic year she set personal bests in the 1500m (4:10.68), mile (4:27.54), 3000m (8:41.60), 5000m (15:17.31) and 10,000m (32:00.55).

Last race of the season and first race in the new uniform! Excited to finally announce that I have signed with Nike and the Bowerman Track Club! Can’t wait to see what the future holds. #b⚡️tc #nike #miz
? the famous @fajkirby pic.twitter.com/DdpIKERb3T

— Karissa Schweizer (@KarissaSchweiz4) July 21, 2018

Jaylen Bacon, formerly of Arkansas State, announced his new contract with adidas today.

In his senior year with the Red Wolves, Bacon ran a phenomenal 9.97 PR in the 100m at the NCAA West Preliminary Round to vault him to the top of the Division I descending-order list. Although he shockingly didn't qualify for the final at the NCAA Outdoor Championships, his 9.97 remained the fastest time run by a collegian in 2018. He also owns PRs of 20.18 over 200m and 6.56 for 60m. 

Finally Pro ?? #adidasrunning pic.twitter.com/RgbrDrkzMc

— Jaylen Bacon (@_GreaseLightnin) July 14, 2018

Alice Wright, Grayson Murphy and Erin Clark have all signed with Hoka NAZ Elite in Flagstaff, Arizona. The group features top female pros Kellyn Taylor, Aliphinie Tuliamuk and Stephanie Bruce.

In June, Wright finished fourth at the NCAA Championships in the 10,000m, her fourth All-American honor in that event. She was also a four-time All-American in cross country during her time at New Mexico.

Murphy took sixth in the NCAA Championships in the 3,000m steeplechase for the University of Utah. At the end of June, she placed seventh at the USTAF Championships in the same event. Last fall, Murphy took eighth in the NCAA Cross Country Championships. 

Clark, a Colorado grad, racked up six All-American finishes and has personal bests of 9:05.72, 15:30.59, 32:28.88 and 9:48.72 (steeplechase).

BIG NEWS:
Please join us in welcoming Erin Clark (@erinclark28), Grayson Murphy (@gbabymurphy) and Alice Wright (@AliceWright01) to the @HOKAONEONE / Northern Arizona Elite roster!

For full details check out the press release ??https://t.co/BVvHPz74xu pic.twitter.com/kQ076D2krg

— HOKA NAZ Elite (@NAZ_Elite) July 11, 2018

Utah State's Dillon Maggard has joined the Brooks Beasts. The Seattle-based group earlier announced that three-time NCAA champion Josh Kerr was foregoing his remaining eligibility to run for the group. Maggard finished third in the 10,000m and sixth in the 5000m in June's NCAA Championships. He set personal bests in both distances this year of 28:38.36 and 13:30.02. Maggard is from the Seattle area and attended Lake Washington High School in Kirkland. 

Happy to announce I have signed a professional contract with @brooksrunning. I will be moving back to my hometown of Seattle to join the @beaststc. I would like to thank my family & friends, girlfriend, coaches, @USUAthletics, @Flynnsports, and @MSonnenfeldt!! #RunHappy pic.twitter.com/KWnOjk8mrd

— Dillon Maggard (@DillMaggard) July 3, 2018

Distance star Jacob Thomson is headed to Boston to train with the B.A.A. High Performance Team. The group is sponsored by Adidas. Thomson placed sixth at the NCAA Championships in the 10,000m for Kentucky. He also finished sixth in the same race in 2016. This season he set his lifetime best in the 5000m when he ran 13:41.33 indoors at the Iowa State Classic. 

Time for my next chapter. Boston here I come. #BAA #adidasrunning pic.twitter.com/FHsL8J2ac9

— Jacob Thomson (@jtcougars8) July 5, 2018

Keturah Orji of Georgia has signed with Hawi Managment, the agency headed up by Hawi Keflezighi. Orji won eight NCAA Championships in the long jump and triple jump during her career, owns the collegiate record in the triple jump and is a finalist for The Bowerman. She's also taken the last three U.S. triple jump titles and placed fourth at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

Four-time NCAA champion and 2016 Olympian Raven Saunders has signed with Nike, according to Jeff Hartsell for the Post and Courier. The South Carolina native placed third in the shot put this weekend at USAs; she turned pro earlier this year.

I’m excited to announce that I will be forgoing my last year at UGA to focus on qualifying for the World Championships next year. Forever thankful for everything UGA has done for me and my track career ❤️? #godawgs

— Kate Hall (@katehall2043) June 25, 2018

The University of Georgia will be missing two stud jumpers next year: graduating senior Keturah Orji, the seven-time NCAA champion, and now Kate Hall, who is forgoing her senior year to turn pro. 

She cited preparation for the 2019 IAAF World Championships as her reasoning to go pro early. The event in Doha, Qatar will be held at the end of September going into October, more than a month later than usual. It seems as though Hall wants to avoid competing all indoor season and during the early part of outdoor season to be at her best so late in the year. It will be interesting to see if other college athletes follow suit, or redshirt outdoors to prep for a late September championship.

Hall won NCAA titles in the long jump at the 2017 outdoor championship and the 2018 indoor championship. Her career best is 6.73m/22-1. She placed 16th at this year's final in Eugene.

Vanessa Fraser on the track racing the 5K rocking the @BowermanTC kit! ? pic.twitter.com/1eMLSy1N8I

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 24, 2018

Vanessa Fraser of Stanford, who most recently placed fourth in the NCAA 5K final, is rocking a new Bowerman Track Club kit in the USATF 5K.

Michael Norman's not the only top 400m runner who won't be returning to the NCAA next year. His Auburn rival, Akeem Bloomfield, who ran 43.94 to place runner-up at the NCAA Championships, has signed a pro contract with PUMA according to the Jamaica Observer.

My colleague @howiewalk2016 is reporting that Akeem Bloomfield has gone pro. I understand his Auburn teammate Nathon Allen is set to also go pro in keeping with decisions by other collegiate athletes in recent weeks

— Karen Madden (@karendmadden) June 24, 2018

Jamaican journalist Karen Madden reports that fellow Auburn 400m star Nathon Allen will also go pro this summer. Allen won the SEC title and was third at NCAAs in 44.13. The 22-year-old was fifth at the world championships last summer and ran on Jamaica's silver medal-winning 4x400m relay at the Rio Olympic Games.

Maggie Ewen signs with Nike and wins the shot put title throwing 19.29m! #usatfoutdoors pic.twitter.com/MVPnV7riTZ

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 24, 2018

Two-time Bowerman Award finalist Maggie Ewen of Arizona State is attached to Nike, according to today's live results for the women's shot put. Ewen most recently became the fifth woman in NCAA history to sweep the discus and shot put titles at the national championship; she likely would have won the hammer throw as well if she had not fouled out at regionals. She is the collegiate record holder in both the hammer throw (74.53m/244-6) and the shot put (19.46m/63-10.25).

Ewen also owns the 2018 NCAA indoor title in the shot put and the 2017 NCAA outdoor title in the hammer. 

It appears as though NCAA 800m champion Isaiah Harris of Penn State has signed with Nike, according to tomorrow's USA 800m final start list. The rising senior ran a PB of 1:44.76 two weeks ago to win in Eugene over collegiate record holder Michael Saruni. Last year at USAs, he placed second to Donavan Brazier to make his first world team. At the world championships in London, he advanced to the semi-final.

Confirmed!

We’re excited to welcome 2018 NCAA champion, @Zay_800, to the #Flynnsports family. He’ll be represented by @Nike and will compete in the 800m final today at 4:13pm est #flynnsporters
?: @GoTrackTownUSA pic.twitter.com/3nq6skyqqB

— Flynn Sports (@Flynnsports) June 24, 2018

The cutest couple in collegiate distance running, Arkansas' Nikki Hiltz and Therese Haiss, have signed with adidas. They will move to San Diego to work with Terrence Mahon. Sorry, Torchy's!

Welcome, Ashley Taylor ??

In just her first year of running the 800 meters, Taylor finished 4th at the NCAA Indoor Champs in College Station and 3rd at the recent NCAA Outdoor Champs in Eugene. #TeamTotal #Total2018 pic.twitter.com/lmyyrMOuBd

— Total Sports US (@totalsportsus) June 23, 2018

NAU's Ashley Taylor, who found immediate success when she transitioned from the 400m hurdles to the 800m this year, has signed on with agency Total Sports US. The Canadian was fourth in the NCAA indoor final, third outdoors, and set a PB of 2:03.66.

BIG NEWS: We are excited to announce the signing of former LMU star, Danielle Shanahan (@danishani13), as the newest member of @NAZ_Elite! https://t.co/IyjvCxeozw#HOKAONEONE#timetofly pic.twitter.com/erUoLd6Jkg

— HOKA NAZ Elite (@NAZ_Elite) June 22, 2018

HOKA ONE ONE NAZ Elite has signed Loyola Marymount alum Danielle Shanahan to their Flagstaff-based roster. Shanahan graduated last fall and spent this spring setting personal bests across the board: 32:55.04 for 10K, 15:37.27 for 5K and 4:16.36 for 1500m.

She is racing the 5K this weekend at USAs.

Very happy to announce that NCAA 100m Champion @AleiaBitOfThis has joined @gamupdates !! We’re excited to be part of your team, @AleiaBitOfThis !! pic.twitter.com/Xo2eBF0pu3

— Global Athletics (@gamupdates) June 21, 2018

NCAA 100m champion Aleia Hobbs of LSU will be represented by Global Athletics. I'm sure we'll see her debuting a new kit sometime this weekend...! The senior is a two-time NCAA champion in the 4x100m relay and her 10.85 PB is the second-fastest mark in collegiate history.

Dreams do come true! So excited and thankful that I can say I am officially a professional Adidas athlete! Thank you all for the love and support ❤️? @adidasrunning @gamupdates #takecharge pic.twitter.com/iXjUssGPLh

— ✨Aleia Hobbs✨ (@AleiaBitOfThis) July 5, 2018

On July 5, Hobbs announced that she signed with the three stripes!

We are very excited to announce our newest team member, Emily Richards!@e_rich2one is a 9x D3 National Champion and holds a personal best of 2:00.62!

You can welcome her to the @HOKAONEONE family by cheering her on today at #USATFOutdoors! https://t.co/L3OwqDbcOb pic.twitter.com/GirlrU0yOx

— HOKA NJNYTC (@njnytc) June 21, 2018

The HOKA ONE ONE NJ NY Track Club has announced that they inked Division III legend Emily Richards, who will make her professional debut today in her second consecutive USATF Outdoor Championships in the 800m. She currently ranks No. 5 among Americans in the event this season.

"HOKA NJNYTC has a great and talented group of middle distance women who I look forward to training with," Richards wrote in a statement. "I’ll never forget the way Coach Gag’s face lit up the first time I met him. That alone made me feel confident that I had found someone who believes in and cares about me and who will help me pursue my biggest dreams."

During her tenure at Ohio Northern, Richards racked up a whopping nine Division III titles and whittled her personal best in the two-lap race down to 2:00.62—a Division III record—after kicking off her collegiate career with a 2:20. 

Thrilled to have signed with @totalsportsus and continue my running career as a professional! #TeamTotal https://t.co/x6oORXgmtI

— Sam Prakel (@sprakel10) June 20, 2018

Total Sports US welcomed Sam Prakel of the University of Oregon to their ranks. The 2018 Pac-12 1500m champion is a multiple-time All-American, with a career-best NCAA placement of third in the 2018 indoor mile final. He joins the pro ranks with personal bests of 3:36.84 for 1500m and 3:55.89 for the mile.

Welcome, Leya Buchanan! ??

Buchanan, a sprint standout from Oklahoma, represented Canada in the 100 meters at the 2017 World Championships. She owns a personal best of 11.17 from her runner-up finish at the 2018 Big 12 Champs. #TeamTotal #Total2018 pic.twitter.com/clAxFVVfc6

— Total Sports US (@totalsportsus) June 20, 2018

Leya Buchanan of the University of Oklahoma is another new add for Total Sports US. The reigning Big 12 60m champion has represented her native Canada several times on the international stage, including at the 2017 IAAF World Championships. Buchanan graduates with personal best marks of 11.17 and 23.40.

Eleven-time All-American Elinor Purrier of the University of New Hampshire will stay in New England to jumpstart her professional career. New Balance Boston coach Mark Coogan announced the 2018 NCAA mile champion as the newest member of his training group one day ahead of the USATF Outdoor Championships. She is represented by Flynn Sports.

The highly versatile Purrier owns personal-best marks of 4:26.55 for the mile (NCAA #2 all-time), 4:10.08 for 1500m, 8:55.68 for 3K and 9:43.65 for the steeplechase. 

Welcome, Andy Trouard!

Trouard is the 2018 NCAA Indoor Champion at 3000 meters who also owns a personal best of 13:21 for 5000 meters. In addition, he was a multi-time All-American at Northern Arizona University. ⛰ #TeamTotal #Total2018 pic.twitter.com/zBy9rlgM3S

— Total Sports US (@totalsportsus) June 19, 2018

Andy Trouard of Northern Arizona has joined up with Total Sports US. The 2018 NCAA indoor 3K champion helped the Lumberjacks win back-to-back NCAA XC team titles in 2016 and 2017 and graduates with PBs of 13:21.07 for 5K, 7:48.21 for 3K and 3:41.40 for 1500m. He was most recently fourth in the NCAA outdoor 5K.

Welcome, Josh Kerr! ???????

Kerr, a multi-time NCAA Champion, set the outdoor collegiate record at 1500 meters this season with a mark of 3:35.01 at Azusa Pacific. #TeamTotal #Total2108 pic.twitter.com/9MsJt6e7og

— Total Sports US (@totalsportsus) June 16, 2018

Late Saturday afternoon saw Total Sports US pick up three-time NCAA champion Josh Kerr of New Mexico. The junior set the collegiate record for 1500m in 3:35.01 at April's Bryan Clay Invitational, though he finished just third in the NCAA outdoor final. He's a big fan of Nesquik. 

A press release from Brooks Running Company on Monday afternoon announced that Kerr will join the Brooks Beasts. The rising senior will finish his MBA at New Mexico before moving to Seattle to train under coach Danny Mackey.

BREAKING: @GoSydGo announces she is going pro after this season pic.twitter.com/QHs80PVxXu

— FloTrack (@FloTrack) June 10, 2018

Kentucky freshman Sydney McLaughlin, the 400m hurdles NCAA champion and world junior record holder at 52.75, announced she was going pro at the conclusion of the NCAA Championships at Hayward Field. She hasn't chosen a sponsor or revealed an agent yet, but her coach Edrick Floréal confirmed that she—along with his full crew of pro hurdlers, including Omar McLeod, Keni Harrison and Kori Carter—will move to Austin as he takes over the head coaching job at the University of Texas after six years at Kentucky.

First and foremost, I want to say thank you to the University of Kentucky and Coach Floreal for giving me the opportunity to represent the Wildcats and the BBN! I have made the decision to forego my final year of eligibility and I will be turning pro. #AlwaysaWildcat #BBN pic.twitter.com/T70jqJw0F9

— Jasmine C. Quinn, OLY (@JCamachoQuinn) June 15, 2018

Fellow Wildcat Jasmine Camacho-Quinn, the NCAA champion for 100m hurdles, tweeted that she will forego her final year of eligibility to go pro. She has hinted she will move to Austin, Texas as well.

HSI is thrilled to have announced the signing of the 2018 NCAA 400m Outdoor Champ, 400m Indoor Champion, two-time 4x400m Relay Champ (Indoor & Outdoor), and the 400m World Indoor Record Holder, Michael Norman - @Mike_Norman22. #BeLikeMike #MichaelNorman #USCalumni #track #champ pic.twitter.com/VlW2kflR7p

— HSI Sports Agency (@HSIsports) June 12, 2018

USC sophomore Michael Norman has signed with California-based HSI Sports Agency after breaking the year-old NCAA record in the 400m with a world-leading mark of 43.61 in Eugene. Indoors, he broke the world record in the 400m with a mark of 44.52. He and his Trojan teammates also set NCAA records indoors and outdoors in 3:00.77 and 2:59.00, respectively. 

Norman's USC teammate Rai Benjamin indicated he will also turn pro in an instagram post. The junior achieved massive success in the year since transferring from UCLA to USC, the highlight of which was clocking 47.02 to win the NCAA 400m hurdles title—the second-fastest mark in world history. Benjamin also ran on USC's record-breaking 4x400m relays.

He will be managed by Global Athletics. 

HSI is excited to announce the addition of the LSU standout, Mikiah Brisco! @trackfit_ had an outstanding collegiate career at the LSU T&F program by earning titles as the 2017 NCAA 100m Champ and 2-time NCAA 4x100m Relay Champ (2016, 2018). #Champ #lsualumni #sprints #trackfam pic.twitter.com/8zNoaNU4eH

— HSI Sports Agency (@HSIsports) June 13, 2018

Another new face in the HSI stable is LSU's Mikiah Brisco, the 2017 NCAA champion for 100m who helped the Tigers set the collegiate record and win the NCAA title in the 4x100m relay this season. 

We're delighted to announce that NCAA 5000m champion Sean McGorty will be represented by Kimbia as he embarks on a professional career. Welcome aboard, @spmcgorty12!

More info: https://t.co/TUqeU9H5zH pic.twitter.com/Wp5SnjzhNb

— KIMbia Athletics (@kimbia) June 12, 2018

NCAA men's 5K champion Sean McGorty of Stanford has signed with Kimbia Athletics, which signals he may join the Bowerman Track Club as a plurality of Jerry Schumacher's training group is represented by Kimbia.

NCAA men's 10K champion Ben Flanagan of Michigan will be represented by Dan Lilot for Aurum Sports Group. He will likely stay in Ann Arbor and continue to train with coach Kevin Sullivan as he finishes his master's degree.

? BREAKING NEWS ?

2018 5K National Runner-Up @abuchalski22 will continue her running career with @brooksrunning as a member of @beaststc coached by @dtmack in Seattle, WA‼️

Details to follow... ? pic.twitter.com/9ES2jxLlAm

— FurmanXC (@FurmanXC) June 15, 2018

NCAA 5K runner-up Allie Buchalski of Furman will join the Brooks Beasts and be coached by Danny Mackey in Seattle. She will be represented by Flynn Sports. 

?DEBUT ALERT?
- I will be racing tomorrow in the 800m at @pdxtrack, beyond excited to be lining up in a pro kit for the first time in my home state representing @brooksbeaststc! pic.twitter.com/wH0qXDDqoo

— David Ribich (@dmribich) June 10, 2018

Three-time DII national champion David Ribich also recently announced his signing with the Brooks Beasts, who have a great history of developing non-Division I talent, including world indoor silver medalist Drew Windle. 

Two-time NCAA 1500m runner-up Nikki Hiltz of Arkansas may not actually be sponsored by Torchy's Tacos (but, boy, what a great idea) but she is working with agent Hawi Keflezighi, as revealed in her post-race interview in Eugene.

NCAA Division III star Emily Richards of Ohio Northern will be represented by agent Chris Layne for Total Sports U.S. She is a nine-time DIII national champion with a personal best of 2:00.62. Richards caught national attention last summer when she made the USATF 800m final, where she would place eighth overall.

I’m excited to officially announce that I will be continuing my running career with the New Jersey New York track club, sponsored by Hoka! #hokaoneone #njnytc #timetofly pic.twitter.com/uxIQDhbYQ6

— Matt Molinaro (@MattMolinaro12) June 12, 2018

Richards' Ohio Northern teammate, Matt Molinaro, will train with the HOKA NJ*NY Track Club. Molinaro is the reigning NCAA DIII indoor champion for 800m and owns a PB of 1:48.92.