Seniors Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee exit Kansas State after their loss to USC Saturday night. But while their careers ended ...
SPOKANE, Wash. — A Sweet 16 loss to No. 1 seed USC marked the end of illustrious college careers for Kansas State ...
The leading scorer in school history, Lee returned to action last week for the start of the NCAA Tournament. She scored 17 ...
Lauren Betts, Ayoka Lee and Sedona Prince are traditional post players, and all have been in the middle of their teams making ...
Ayoka Lee had 17 points and 10 rebounds in her return to the lineup, and fifth-seeded Kansas State beat Fairfield 85-41 in ...
In college basketball, an era rarely concludes with a slow fade. More often, it vanishes suddenly with a brutal pivot from ...
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Ayoka Lee's return just one part of Kansas State women's basketball March Madness rompAyoka Lee's triumphant return was just part of the story as Kansas State women's basketball blew Fairfield out in their March ...
Kansas State women's basketball seniors Serena Sundell and Ayoka Lee had hoped for a happier ending but were proud of their ...
Kansas State women's basketball has adapted well in practice to Ayoka Lee's return from injury ahead of March Madness.
The Wildcats, a veteran team, had played most of their season without 6-foot-6 center Ayoka Lee, and the committee had judged the team’s body of work that had largely been made without Lee.
Poindexter had 24 points, Serena Sundell 19 and 14 assists, and Ayoka Lee 16 points with nine rebounds for No. 5 seed K-State ...
The fifth-seeded Wildcats have arrived in the Bluegrass State. On Thursday, K-State head coach Jeff Mittie along with senior ...
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