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    You are at:Home»Sports»K-State Basketball»Ayoka Lee announces decision to forgo WNBA draft

    Ayoka Lee announces decision to forgo WNBA draft

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    By Mitch Fortner on April 4, 2025 K-State Basketball, K-State Sports, Sports

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

    In a statement released on social media Thursday afternoon, Lee announced that she would not enter the WNBA draft and instead focus on the next phase of her life after a storied college career.

    “It has been an absolute honor to represent this university for the last seven years,” Lee said. “When I arrived at K-State, I was a 17-year-old who felt like I had to prove myself but never imagined I would accomplish all that I have. Through the highest highs and the lowest lows I always knew I was supported not only by my close circle but also by our incredible fan base.

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