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Louisville women’s basketball: Getting to know 2022 commit Imani Lester

Getting to know Louisville women’s basketball 2022 commit Imani Lester.

With our second installment of the Louisville women’s basketball 2022 recruiting class Q&A, we highlight commit Imani Lester.

Lester is a 6’3″ post player out of North Raleigh Christian Academy in Raleigh, North Carolina. ESPN has Lester ranked as the number 50 overall recruit, and number 7 post player in the 2022 class. Lester made her commitment official to the Cards on June 29th.

I thought now was a good time for Cards fans to get to know Lester, with her commitment being less than two months ago and not a big social media presence.

I caught up with Lester this week with a few questions so Cards fans can get to know more about the 2022 commit.

Also see: Q&A with 2022 commit Alexia Mobley

BT: How would you best describe your style of play?

IL: “I’m a post player with a very versatile skill set. I’m a playmaker with a high basketball IQ.”

What are you looking to work on during your senior season?

“My senior season I’m working on building my stamina and being more explosive.”

What are your expectations of your team this season?

“This season I am hoping to win another conference and state championship.”

What most appealed to you about UofL?

“The most appealing thing about UofL was their dedication to developing their players. They also make you feel at home and a part of a family.”

Have you gotten to know any of your future teammates?

“I’ve gotten to know and talk to a few of them. I’m excited to get to know more of them soon.”

Have you talked to any of your fellow commits much?

“Yes, a couple of them.”

What do you like to do outside of basketball?

“Outside of basketball, I love to hang out with my family and friends. I’m a photographer, and I play volleyball as well.”

How is it going to feel that first home game when you walk out on the court in front of 9,000 screaming fans?

“I’m sure there will be some nerves at first. Knowing that all the fans are there to support and cheer us on makes me very excited to play in that atmosphere.”

Are there any last words or a message you want to leave with Cards fans?

“CardNation, thank you for all the love and support I’ve received since committing. I really appreciate it all.”

Next: SOL’s early 2021 football predictions

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