Ladies and gentleman, boys and girls, meet the Kansas State women's basketball record book. Five women who rewrote those records during the past 10 years -- led by the school's all-time scoring and rebounding leader, Kendra Wecker -- comprise GoPowercat.com's K-State All-Decade Women's Basketball Team.

It is, quite simply, a remarkable group of basketball players. Wecker left Kansas State as the school's leader in both scoring (2,333 career points) and rebounding (1,087). Right on her heels on both charts is Nicole Ohlde (2,241 points and 995 rebounds). Ohlde also ranks second in career blocks at K-State with 204. She only trails Marlies Gipson's 257 blocks. Of course, Gipson is also on the team.

Those three players make up a dream front line for Coach Deb Patterson's basketball program, but the guards aren't too shabby, either.

The point guard is Shalee Lehning, the school's all-time assist leader with 800, and on this dream team she would be setting up long-range bombs for Laurie Koehn, who departed school as the program's all-time 3-point leader (392) and free throw percentage leader (.877).

And despite Lehning being a point guard, the four-year star also shows up at fourth on the school's all-time rebounding list (914).

Five positions filled by five legendary players, with Wecker earning the nod as the GoPowercat.com's K-State Women's Basketball Player of the Decade.