Biography
High School:
During both the 2024 and 2025 seasons, he was All-State at both wide receiver and defensive back (4-time All-State & All-District player) and was the 2x TAPPS D3 Receiver of the Year at Lubbock Christian School... Totaled 2,669 receiving yards and 37 receiving touchdowns in just two seasons... Owns the school records in career receiving yards (2,669), receiving yards in a season (1,579 in 2025), receiving touchdowns in a career (37), receiving touchdowns in a season (20 in 2025), receptions in a career (139), receptions in a season (81 in 2025), yards per catch in a career (18.2), yards per catch in a season (19.5 in 2025), receiving yards per game in a career (111.5), receiving yards per game in a season (121.5 in 2025), yards per reception in a career (19.2), and yards per receptions in a season (19.5 in 2025)... Team won 2 State Championships (2022, 2025) and 4 District Championships (2022-2025)... Team was also the State runner-up and a State semifinalist in his other seasons... After helping lead Lubbock Christian to the school’s second state championship in four years, wide receiver Keaton Lee is the KLBK Athlete of the Week. Lee delivered the decisive moment in the TAPPS Division III state championship game on Saturday, capping off an extraordinary season in which the senior hauled in over 1,500 receiving yards. With the Eagles trailing Dallas Christian 30-28 with six minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, Lee brought in his 20th touchdown of the season: a 46-yard score to put the Eagles in front for good. Lee was selected to the TAPPS all-district first team as both a wide receiver and a defensive back... Earned 2025 Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Player of the Week and 806 Player of the Week awards for Week 2: Keaton Lee, a senior wide receiver and safety from Lubbock Christian, put together a phenomenal performance under the Friday night lights, hauling in 9 receptions for 237 yards and 5 touchdowns, along with two crucial 2-point conversions, in the Eagles' 61-13 win over Sundown. Defensively, he anchored the secondary with 6 tackles, once again proving why he's the heart and soul of the team. As a two-way starter and team captain, Keaton exemplifies servant leadership–he's humble, hard-working, and deeply committed to those around him. Whether it's mentoring underclassmen, leading by quiet example, or taking time postgame to connect with fans, Keaton's impact stretches far beyond the field. He's the kind of player every coach dreams of and the kind of young man every community is proud to call their own... Also competed in track, basketball, baseball, and cross country in high school... In baseball he was 1x All-State and 2x All-District... Also holds school records in the long jump (22.4 1/2), triple jump (43.7), the 4x100 meter relay (43.09), the vertical jump (36), and the 40-yard dash (4.50)... Lee was a MaxPreps All-America second-team selection in 2024. He won a league championship in the triple jump as a junior in high school.
Personal:
His father, Eric, played football at Abilene Christian University.
