Daytona Beach, FL - On Tuesday Afternoon Daytona State Women's Basketball hosted a crowd for it's annual National Signing Day event. The Falcons saw six student-athletes ink Division 1 scholarships as they move on to pursue their academic and athletic careers.

Freshman Point Guard, Eva Bradshaw- Stetson University

Eva finished the 2023-24 season with seven double digit scoring performances, 12th in the state in assists (13th Conference), and a career high 11 points three times this season.

Sophomore Center, Alicia Spann- University of South Alabama

Alicia had ten double digit scoring perfirmances this season shooting 50% fg and logged a career high of 19 points this season.

Sophomore Forward, Nia Brown- University of North Florida

Nia had twelve double digit scoring performances & thirteen double digit rebounding games leading the team in rebounding and blocks. Finishing the 2023-24 season 2^nd in the state in Blocks (2^nd Conference, 9^th Nationally), 2^nd in the state in Defensive Rebounds (2^nd Conference, 11^th Nationally), and Top 50 nationally in Rebounds per game and total rebounds. Nia had a career high 16 points this season

Sophomore Guard, Bella Weary- Arkansas State University

Bella had twenty four double digit scoring performances as our leading scorer finishing the season 4^th in the state in Steals (1^st Conference, 29^th Nationally), 9^th in the state in Scoring (9^th Conference), 28^th Nationally in FT attempts (5^th State, 4^th Conference). Bella had a career high 29 points twice this season.

Sophomore Center, Kendal Moxey- Bowling Green State University

Kendal had ten double-doubles on the year, fourteen double digit scoring performances as our third leading scorer and second leading rebounder, finishing the season 2^nd  in state Offensive Rebounds (3^rd Conference, 33^rd  Nationally), 10^th  in state Total Rebounds (9^th Conference), 7^th  in state FG Percentage (16^th Conference). Kendal had a Daytona State Career High of 25 points.

Sophomore Guard, Tasia Johnson- University of North Carolina Greensboro

Tasia had twenty three double digit scoring performances as our second leading scorer finishing the season 12^th  in the state in assists (6^th Conference), 5^th in the state turnover/ assist ratio (5^th Conference), 12^th in the state in steals (3^rd Conference). Tasia logged a career high 25 points this season.

Thank you to all of our student-athletes for their contributions to Daytona State College and the Women's Basketball program as all six will graduate this spring with their Associates of Arts Degrees.