USF women complete recruiting class

USF women’s basketball coach Tanya Haave put the finishing touches on her first recruiting class by snaring a pair of East Bay products. Guard Alexis Musante, a former Bishop O’Dowd High School star who played the past two seasons at DePaul, has transferred to USF and Skyline High School forward Donnisha Taylor has signed a letter of intent.

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