It's been a busy season for Upstate New York Seniors who are part of the NATIONAL SCOUTING REPORT program. Many of our prospects signed during the early signing period back in November. In fact all of our Softball prospects signed early. That list includes Amanda Schettini who accepted a full scholarship to attend and play Shortstop at the University of Connecticut and catcher Randi Issacs who accepted a full scholarship from the University of Delaware.

Andrew Rose (Baseball, Columbia) - accepted a scholarship to play at Division I Gardner-Webb. Rose, who was also recruited by Oklahoma State, Seton Hall and St. John's, was impressed with the academics, facilities and the coaching staff.

Scott Chambers (Baseball, Colonie) - accepted a scholarship to play at Division I Marist College. Chambers will pitch.

Josh Burnett (Baseball, Bethlehem) - accepted a scholarship to play at Division I Siena College. Burnett is expected to play somewhere in the infield for the Saints. He may also see some pitching time.

Rob Duell (Baseball, Niskayuna) - accepted a scholarship to play at Division I Sacred Heart. Duell, turned down offers from both University at Albany and College of St. Rose.

Amanda Schettini (Softball, Coxsackie-Athens) - accepted a full scholarship to play at Division I University of Connecticut. Schettini, a shortstop, also received full offers from University of Maryland and the University of Massachusetts.

Randi Isaacs (Softball, Bethlehem) - accepted a full scholarship to play at Division I University of Delaware. Issacs will catch.

Shannon Delos (Softball, Amsterdam) - accepted a scholarship to play softball at Division II St. Rose. Delos was also considering Division I University of Vermont and Division II UMass at Lowell.

Blake Crocitto (Baseball, Lake George) - Crocitto is expected to give his verbal commitment to Central Connecticut State - a Division I program coached by former Providence head coach Charles Hickey. Crocitto will be the third upstate New York student-athlete to join Hickey's program in the last two years. Rob Hosgood (Shenendehowa) and Chad Holderman (South Glens Falls) are the others.

Ryan Tatlock (Baseball, Amsterdam) - Tatlock has reduced his list of colleges to four. He is being courted by Division I West Virginia, University at Albany, UMass and Division II St. Rose.

Jim Teta (Baseball, Lansingburgh) - Teta just finished a workout with Division II Dominican College, but is expected to enroll at Castleton State College in Vermont. An outfielder, Teta was impressed with the baseball program and the overall atmosphere of the campus.

Bob Teta (Baseball, Schenectady Community College) - Teta is closing in on a possible offer from Division II Dominican College. Teta is a pitcher.

Justin Keleher (Baseball, Bishop Maginn) - Keleher is close to accepting an offer to play at Division II New Haven. Keleher, a third baseman, has also been courted by Division II Franklin and Pierce.

Jim Enzien (Football, Troy) - Enzien led Troy to a Section II Class AA title for the Flying Horses. Sacred Heart and Canisius were aggressive in pursuing Enzien, but the 6-1, 170-pound quarterback has opted to enroll at Millford Academy Prep - one of the top prep schools in football. Enzien plans to get bigger and stronger during his year at Millford.

Garry O'Halloron (Cross country, Greenville) - O'Halloran has reduced his list to Rhode Island, UMass, Villanova and UMass at Lowell.