Ohio State’s Makenna Webster makes loud comeback with record setting goals scored
Makenna Webster has had an inspiring college career as a two-sport athlete. Now she’s showing her resilience in her physical recovery.
Just a few months ago, Ohio State field hockey player Makenna Webster was recovering from surgery for bilateral compartment syndrome, a serious condition that affects blood flow and can cause permanent damage.
In spite of this setback, the Buckeye graduate student has made an incredible comeback, sharing her journey with her TikTok followers.
Webster, who has been on USA Field Hockey rosters and also plays women's ice hockey, has returned to her sport with amazing energy this season.
Her dedication and resilience are truly inspiring to other athletes facing injuries.
Webster apparently not only wanted to let her squad and Ohio State fam know that she was back, but also that she was ready.
Here’s a quick glance at Webster in a weekend.
August 29 at Ball State, Indiana
Ohio State: 7
Ball State: 0
Webster: 4 goals
August 31 vs Kent State
Ohio State: 9
Kent State: 3
Webster: 6 goals
According to Ohio State, “Webster set a single game scoring record with six goals as the No. 13 Ohio State field hockey team (2-0) defeated Kent State (1-1), 9-3, in its home opener on Sunday.
”Webster has netted 10 goals through the first two games of the season, after scoring a then-career high four goals at Ball State on Friday.”
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