For the current signing class you have to start with Cierra Bravard, who was ranked No. 7 overall and the No. 2 post in the country by HoopGurlz.com. She is a gifted player who is ahead of her age and experience in playing the post. She is one of the most physical players on the interior to come out of high school in a long time. The Ohio native’s presence is always felt on the court. One of this 6-foot-4 post’s most outstanding attributes is her shot-making ability, quite simply she is a finisher and in the ACC conference where so many of the players are bigger, stronger and faster than most high school players imagine, she is equipped to succeed.

Chasity Clayton, a 6-1 wing from Thomas Edison High School in Alexandria, Va., ranked by HoopGurlz.com as the No. 8 wing in the country and the No. 32 overall ranked player, is a talented scorer and passer. She has a smooth way about her and can breakdown defenders and explode at the rim. She is a tremendous fit for the FSU three guard lineups.

The Seminoles also inked two other versatile perimeter players from the home state of Florida in three-star-rated Alex DeLuzio, one of the staples of the Orlando Comets AAU team, and Land O’Lake’s High School’s Kayli Keough. Both are 6-1 wing guards and are both incredibly versatile.

In the school's press release Coach Semrau said, "This is an exciting day for Florida State women's basketball. This class is an exceptional mix of talent. Each player has great strengths which compliment our basketball team on and off the court. Our staff, and Angie Johnson in particular, raised the bar Florida State recruiting classes to come."

Getting a trio of versatile wings with size and one of the country’s elite post players gives the Seminoles a truly special class.

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