February 23, 2025

Kansas State Women’s Basketball Star Ayoka Lee Sweeps Prestigious Awards

 

Manhattan, KS – Ayoka Lee, the celebrated Kansas State women’s basketball star, has once again proven her dominance, this time securing a remarkable trifecta of awards. The already highly decorated player added “Best Player of the Year,” “Best Player of the Week,” and the “Precious Award for Excellence and Dedication” to her impressive list of accolades. This latest achievement underscores Lee’s exceptional talent and unwavering commitment to the sport.

 

At her relatively young age, Lee boasts an unparalleled collection of personal achievements. She holds the school record for career scoring, rebounds, and blocks, a testament to her all-around prowess on the court. Her impact extends beyond the local level; Lee ranks among the Big 12’s all-time greats, holding sixth place in points scored, fifth in rebounds, and fourth in blocks. She also tied for third in career double-doubles, showcasing her consistency and ability to deliver impactful performances game after game.

 

Lee’s accomplishments are further highlighted by her unique position in Kansas State history. She is the first player in the program’s history to achieve both 300 or more career blocks and 100 or more career steals, a remarkable feat demonstrating her defensive dominance and offensive versatility. Her academic excellence is equally impressive, earning her a place on the Academic All-Big 12 First Team four times.

 

Previous accolades include her selection for the 2021 Preseason WNIT All-Tournament Team and MVP, as well as the prestigious Associated Press National Player of the Week and USBWA Ann Meyers Drysdale National Player of the Week awards. These awards, coupled with her latest wins, solidify Lee’s status not just as a Kansas State legend, but as one of the most decorated players in Big 12 history. Her continued success promises an exciting future for both Lee and the Wildcats.

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