Two brave Brooklyn rookie cops were honored Monday for confronting an armed thug who wounded one officer.

Officer James Lee, 26, was shot on Feb. 26 after he and partner Randy Chow tried to stop farebeater Rashaun Robinson, 28, in a Flatbush parking lot.

Lee had just graduated from the Police Academy in December.

He was hit in his leg, groin, and thigh, and walked with a cane when he accepted the heroism award with his partner Chow from New York City Transit president Carmen Bianco.

“We wish you a speedy recovery and a long career at the NYPD,” said Bianco.