After one of, if not the, best career in Kansas State women’s basketball history, Ayoka Lee is walking away from basketball.

Kansas State women's basketball star Ayoka Lee explains why she decided to listen to her body rather than pursue a ...

Now, she has clarity. Lee announced on Thursday that she is ready for life after basketball. After fighting through myriad ...

Kansas State guards Zyanna Walker, Brylee Glenn, Finley Ohnstad and forward Eliza Maupin have all entered the transfer portal ...

Lee, who leads the Wildcats with 15.5 points and 6.1 rebounds ... "How can we build a team that we're not going to get the ...

After exhausting her collegiate eligibility, senior center Ayoka Lee announced on social media Thursday she will forego the WNBA Draft and move on from her basketball career.

SPOKANE, Wash. — A Sweet 16 loss to No. 1 seed USC marked the end of illustrious college careers for Kansas State All-Americans Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee, but their futures remain wide open. “I’m a ...

Kansas State Women's basketball's all-time leading scorer suffered several injuries throughout her seven year collegiate ...

With the exception of a five-minute cameo appearance on senior day in late February, it took Kansas State women's basketball roughly two months to get Ayoka Lee back on the court in a meaningful game.

Kansas State finished the 2024-25 season with a solid 28-8 record and a sweet 16 appearance in the NCAA tournament. In a ...

Seniors Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee exit Kansas State after their loss to USC Saturday night. But while their careers ended in a loss, they still finished their tenures in Manhattan, KS, on a high ...

Ayoka Lee is a college basketball player representing the Kansas State Wildcats in the Big 12 Conference as of April 2025. According to the Kansas State Wildcats' official website, Lee missed her ...