
11/11/2026 4:03:00 PM | Women's Volleyball
TALLAHASSEE – The Florida State volleyball team welcomed three signees to its 2027 signing class, head coach Lindsay Allman announced Wednesday. The Seminoles' incoming class features Ashlyn Quiri, Juliana Lugo and Mollie VanDeusen and is ranked No. 19 nationally by Prep Dig.
The three newcomers bring a combination of high-level experience, championship success and versatility across multiple positions. The class features an outside hitter, an opposite hitter and a setter, with all three earning individual recognition at the high school, club and national levels. The group features one signee from Arizona and two from Florida."I could not be more excited to welcome this dynamic and well-rounded 2027 class," said Allman. "Early in the recruiting process, each of these athletes stood out to us. As we worked through the process, we quickly learned they were a perfect fit for our program. We couldn't be more honored that each of them individually chose Florida State. Collectively, they will help push this program back into the national ranks."
Ashlyn Quiri | Outside Hitter | 6-1 | Tucson, Ariz. | Ironwood Ridge High School
Quiri joins the Seminoles from Tucson, Arizona, as one of the top prospects in the Class of 2027. Ranked No. 2 in Arizona and No. 37 nationally, Quiri is a PrepVolleyball All-American and an AVCA All-American Watch List selection. She currently leads the state of Arizona in kills for the 2026 fall season and will finish her high school career as Southern Arizona's career kills leader with more than 1,500.
A three-time First Team All-State and First Team All-Region selection, Quiri has helped lead Ironwood Ridge to the No. 1 ranking in Arizona heading into the state playoffs. She has also excelled on the national and international stages, earning a gold medal with Team USA at the 2026 Global Challenge in Croatia, where she was named to the All-Tournament Team.
At the club level, Quiri earned a bronze medal in the 17 Open division at the 2026 USAV Junior National Championships with Arizona Sky 17 Gold and a gold medal at the 2026 Far Western Regional Qualifier. She was also named to PrepVolleyball's 16 Open All-Tournament Team at the 2025 Big South Qualifier and was a member of the USAV Arizona High Performance Team in 2023 and 2024.
Beyond volleyball, Quiri has found success in track and field, finishing as the Arizona state runner-up in the high jump as a freshman while helping her team capture a state championship. She was also an honor roll student during her freshman and sophomore years and plans to major in business at Florida State.
The daughter of Stacy and Rob Quiri, Ashlyn comes from an athletic family. Her older brother, Morgan, plays football at Western Illinois, while her uncles Brad and CJ competed in golf at the University of South Florida and basketball at Eckerd College.
Juliana Lugo | Opposite Hitter | 6-2 | Cooper City, Fla. | Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School
Lugo joins the Seminoles from Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy High School in Cooper City, Florida, where she established herself as one of the program's top players. A 1,000-career kill milestone and multiple tournament MVP honors highlight her high school and club careers. In 2025, Lugo was named the HER Volleyball Player of the Year.
Lugo helped lead McCarthy to the first regional championship in program history and has earned MVP honors at numerous high school and club tournaments throughout her career.
Lugo has also excelled in the classroom, earning First Honor Roll recognition while maintaining a GPA above 4.7 throughout high school. She plans to major in digital media production at Florida State.
The daughter of Alex and Shannon Lugo, Juliana's mother played volleyball at FIU. She has one sister, Melina.Â
Mollie VanDeusen | Setter | 6-1 | St. Augustine, Fla. | Beachside High School
VanDeusen is a four-star recruit out of Beachside High School in St. Augustine, Florida. She was named the 2026 District 6-6A Player of the Year and earned All-First Coast First Team honors in all four years of high school. She was also named to the 2026 NIT Triple Crown All-Tournament Team and helped lead her team to the 2022 AAU 14 Premier National Championship, earning MVP honors. VanDeusen finished as the runner-up at the 2026 AAU 17 Open.
In the classroom, VanDeusen earned A Honor Roll recognition all four years of high school. She plans to major in sport management at Florida State.
VanDeusen comes from an athletic family. Her father, Kirk, played basketball at UCF, and her mother, Julie, played volleyball at Madonna University. Her siblings have also continued their athletic careers at the collegiate level, with Jack swimming at Florida, Klaire competing in beach volleyball at FAU and Luke swimming at Cincinnati.Â
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