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2 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
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.
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2 weeks ago | 
1015krock.com | Tim Everson
By Tim Everson of The Manhattan MercuryKansas State women’s basketball took another hit on Friday after losing another prominent player and a untapped freshman to the transfer portal. Sophomore point guard Zyanna Walker, a Wichita native and Louisville transfer, and freshman guard Finley Ohnstad entered the portal Friday morning. Walker, a Wichita Heights graduate, was recently named a member of the 2024-25 All-Big 12 Defensive Team.
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2 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
Kansas State women's basketball took another hit on Friday after losing another prominent player and a untapped freshman to the transfer portal. Sophomore point guard Zyanna Walker, a Wichita native and Louisville transfer, and freshman guard Finley Ohnstad entered the portal Friday morning. Walker, a Wichita Heights graduate, was recently named a member of the 2024-25 All-Big 12 Defensive Team.
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3 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
The Kansas State men lost their first player to the transfer portal on Thursday. After two seasons in Manhattan, sophomore Macaleab Rich will play his college career somewhere else. The 6-foot-7, 235-pound wing was the last member of Jerome Tang's second freshman class to leave the program after Dai-Dai Ames and RJ Jones transferred after the 2023-24 season. Rich seemed poised to have a promising sophomore season after flashing his high-flying athleticism several times as a freshman.
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3 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
A second Kansas State women's basketball player has hit the transfer portal. Senior Brylee Glenn will play her final season basketball somewhere other than Manhattan after choosing to redshirt during the 2024-25 season. Glenn came to Manhattan as a freshman in 2021 with her twin sister Jaelyn and childhood friend and AAU teammate Serena Sundell, both of which wrapped up their college careers less than a week ago with a loss to USC in the Sweet 16.
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3 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
It may seem like the 2024 football season just ended, but after a couple of months off, Kansas State’s Vanier Family Football Complex is about to be hopping with spring football practice starting later this week. With NIL, the transfer portal, and other landscape-changing decisions swirling around, plenty has changed since the Wildcats last took the field back in December. Here are three storylines to follow for K-State this spring:1.
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3 weeks ago | 
1015krock.com | Tim Everson
By Tim Everson, [email protected] road for the Kansas State women came to an end Saturday evening, falling 67-61 to USC in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament in Spokane, Washington. The back-and-forth game featured nine ties and eight lead changes, but the fifth-seeded Wildcats trailed for the vast majority of Saturday’s game, leading only 4:28 total. To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for more local news.
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3 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
The road for the Kansas State women came to an end Saturday evening, falling 67-61 to USC in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament in Spokane, Washington. The back-and-forth game featured nine ties and eight lead changes, but the fifth-seeded Wildcats trailed for the vast majority of Saturday’s game, leading only 4:28 total.
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4 weeks ago | 
themercury.com | Tim Everson
Kansas State women’s basketball is Sweet 16 bound for the first time in 23 years, but the task ahead of them is steep. The fifth-seeded Wildcats, who knocked off No. 4 seed Kentucky in overtime last weekend to get to where they are today, are staring down the barrel at the top-ranked team in their region, No. 1 USC. The Trojan women were led by star shooting guard JuJu Watkins, a first-team All-American who broke the national freshman scoring record last season.
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1 month ago | 
1015krock.com | Tim Everson
By Tim EversonFor the first time ever, Kansas State fans can support one of the Wildcats’ most high-profile athletes while also quenching their thirst. Wildcat junior quarterback Avery Johnson has released a strawberry lemonade soft drink that hit shelves on Tuesday. Johnson, through Wildcat NIL, partnered with BevHub, a Manhattan based beverage manufacturer, to release “The Avery Johnson Strawberry Lemonade.”To view the full article visit theMercury.com. Click here for more K-State sports.
