In the vibrant metropolis of Las Vegas, we were honoured to present the remarkable journey of Graydon Lemke a few months ago, prior to his ascent to the Division 1 level. Lemke’s narrative is one of unwavering determination and resilience in the face of adversities stemming from the passing of his father and his mother’s battle with cancer.
Our comprehensive interview with Lemke and his coach at Faith Lutheran can be viewed here: [link to the interview].
Despite the numerous challenges, Lemke concluded his high school basketball career with an exceptional performance that rivals some of the top prep players in Nevada. His senior season statistics speak for themselves, boasting an impressive average of 17 points per game and a total of 51 three-pointers. Furthermore, Lemke assumed the role of team captain and was rightfully bestowed with the accolade of league MVP.
Today, we are delighted to announce Lemke’s forthcoming venture in his basketball journey. The budding star will be showcasing his talents at Gonzaga University, bidding adieu to his cherished Crusader maroon and gold as he embraces the Bulldog blue.
Gonzaga University is renowned for fostering prodigious athletes, and it is indeed thrilling to witness Lemke become a part of their esteemed community. As he embarks on this new phase in his basketball odyssey, many eyes will be fixed upon him. We can only fathom the sense of pride and anticipation that pervades the Faith Lutheran community as one of their own transitions to such a distinguished institution renowned for its academic and athletic pursuits.
As we extend our well wishes to Lemke for all his future endeavours, we cannot help but be inspired by his narrative of resilience and triumph. It serves as a testament to the potency of perseverance and dedication, demonstrating that greatness can be achieved in the face of adversity.
For further details regarding Lemke’s announcement, we urge you to stay tuned for updates from reputable sources. We are eager to witness the trajectory of this extraordinary young athlete in the years ahead.