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El baloncesto en categoría femenina no profesional tiene nueva reina. Mientras Paige Bueckers (U-Conn) mira de reojo, Ayoka Lee (Kansas State) se cubre de oro. La NCAA, la competición estadounidense de referencia en el nivel universitario, tiene un nuevo récord. Lee, pívot de las Wildcats, se ha convertido en la jugadora con más puntos en un sólo partido de la primera división de este organismo. 61, también con 12 rebotes, 3 tapones, 1 robo, en 35 minutos. La jugadora combinó un 23/30 en tiros de campo, sin triples, con un 15/17 desde la personal.
Kansas State junior center Ayoka Lee said she thought it was going to be just another Sunday. Instead, she put herself into the NCAA women's basketball record book for the most points ever scored in a Division I game: 61.