The New York Sirens announced today that forward Makenna Webster has inked a three‑year contract, marking a significant addition to their roster ahead of the upcoming season.
From Field to Ice: Webster's Unique Journey
Webster arrives after a standout collegiate career that spanned two powerhouse programs. She amassed 166 points in 151 games for Wisconsin and Ohio State, capturing national championships with Wisconsin in 2021 and Ohio State in 2024. Her offensive versatility earned her All‑American honors in 2025 while wearing the Buckeyes’ jersey.
Beyond the rink, Webster took a sabbatical to represent the United States in field hockey, contributing to a gold‑medal performance at the U‑18 World Championships in 2018 and 2020, a silver in 2019, and a recent U‑21 tournament in New Zealand. Her dual‑sport pedigree underscores a rare blend of speed, vision, and competitive fire.
General Manager Pascal Daoust praised the signing, stating, “Makenna brings a relentless work ethic and a winning mindset that align perfectly with the Sirens’ culture.” Webster herself expressed eagerness to return to ice hockey, citing the organization’s ambition and the chance to play alongside fellow Buckeyes alumni.
The move also reinforces a growing pipeline of Ohio State talent within the Sirens, a trend that could reshape the team’s dynamics and fan engagement. As the league looks to expand its profile, Webster’s blend of experience and international exposure offers a compelling narrative for the franchise’s next chapter.