Allisha Gray has completed her transfer from the UNC Women’s Basketball program by choosing to enroll at the University of South Carolina, the Gamecocks announced Friday.

South Carolina Head Coach Dawn Staley said in a prepared statement that Gray’s “hard work and intensity on both ends of the floor will be a great addition to our family.”

Gray led UNC in scoring last year as a sophomore with nearly 16 points per game. She was second on the team with 7.6 rebounds per game.

UNC announced the university had granted Gray a release from her scholarship earlier this week.

Now only Stephanie Mavunga remains from the 2013 recruiting class which was ranked number one in the country. The class included Mavunga, Gray, Jessica Washington, and Diamond DeShields.

UNC announced Washington’s transfer last month, and Diamond DeShields transferred from Carolina last year.

The women’s basketball program was heavily mentioned in the NCAA Notice of Allegations that was released earlier this month.

Gray will have two year of eligibility remaining beginning with the 2016-2017 season, after sitting out one year due to NCAA protocol.

Gray is one of three players from ACC programs transferring to South Carolina next year, joining Sarah Imobvioh from Virginia and Kaela Davis from Georgia Tech.

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