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    K-State’s Imani Lester and Gisela Sanchez enter transfer portal

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    By KMAN Staff on April 8, 2025 K-State Basketball, K-State Sports, Sports

    Tim Everson (teverson@themercury.com)

    The Kansas State women lost a couple more players to the transfer portal on Tuesday after four entered the portal last week.

    Sophomore forward Imani Lester and junior Gisela Sanchez are the two latest portal entrants for the Wildcats, according to reports.

    Lester is leaving Manhattan behind for her final two years of eligibility after transferring into to K-State from Louisville as a redshirt freshman, while Sanchez, a Spaniard who transferred in from Arizona after her freshman year, will be looking for a place to play her final year of collegiate basketball.

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