With Kenner League over, it's a good time to check on the status of Georgetown's 2019 recruiting efforts. Since AAU seasons end in July and high school seasons start in November, the next couple of months are an important time for recruits to schedule unofficial and official visits to campuses, to cut schools from their consideration, and to make verbal commitments in advance of the November signing period. Last year during the Fall recruiting period, Georgetown hosted seven official visits prior to securing commitments from Grayson Carter, Josh LeBlanc, and Mac McClung.

The following lists focus on the 59 players in the class of 2019 that have received Georgetown scholarship offers at this point. If you want more details about these players, or the other 61 players that Georgetown has expressed interest in, you can directly view my recruiting tracker. Also, I will caveat that all of the below information is based on what has been shared publicly in articles and social media, so there could be some missing or inaccurate information included.

**Updated for the commitments of Kahlil Whitney and Jaiden DeLaire, the cut lists of Anthony Harris and Quincy Guerrier, and the new offer to Seth Lundy.

**Updated for the cut lists of Yavuz Gultekin, Donta Scott, Kenyon Martin Jr, Malcolm Wilson, Kadin Shedrick, Jalen Lecque, Jaelyn Withers, Patrick Williams, and EJ Liddell.

**Updated for the offer to Chris Ledlum and the cut lists of Will Baker, Cole Anthony, Isaiah Stewart, Aiden Igiehon, and Oscar Tshiebwe.

Players with Georgetown in their cut list: 10

Players with Georgetown offers with no cut list yet: 16

Players with Georgetown offers that are no longer considering Georgetown: 33

You can see that Coach Ewing and his assistant coaches have cast a wide net to fill the four available scholarships for the 2019 recruiting class. With so many scholarship offers extended, expect to see more recruits visiting campus over the next few months, just like last weekend when the Hoyas hosted Isaiah Stewart and Qudus Wahab for unofficial visits. Hopefully Coach Ewing's efforts on the recruiting trail will result in the commitment of some impact players for next year's team.