TOWSON, Md. – Maia Lee, a 6-3 center from Old Dominion University, has transferred to Towson University and signed to play for the Tigers, Head Coach Niki Reid Geckeler announced.

Lee played in 11 games as a freshman last season for Old Dominion.

Lee, a native of Falls Church, Virginia, played at McLean High School and led her team to a 20-6 mark as a senior while averaging 15 points and 10 rebounds per game. During her final campaign Lee was named to first team All-Liberty, first team All-Region, second team All-State and was a member of the Washington Post All-Metropolitan team.

As a senior, Lee was ranked as the 21st best high school girls' basketball player in the country at her position and the 90^th best overall player by ESPN Hoopgurlz.  Lee played AAU for Team Takeover, a national powerhouse program, where she had a stand-out career.

Reid-Geckeler described the addition of Lee by saying, "We are thrilled to add Maia to the Towson Tigers family. It's always nice to get a local player back home and the impact Maia will have for us will be tremendous. At 6-3 her athleticism paired with her touch around the rim, her defensive presence and rebounding ability will prove to be a huge asset for the program. Maia is the type of student-athlete who will help us continue to build a strong brand of Tiger basketball."

Lee completes the incoming class for Reid-Geckeler which is comprised of Sianni Martin, AJ Timbers, Brittany Tarr and Alexis Johnson.