Michigan Tech

2024: Named to GLIAC All-Academic Team … Played in eight matches and 19 sets and tallied 23 kills … Had seven kills while hitting .316 and adding a pair of blocks and a dig against Northern Michigan (Oct. 30).
 
2023: Named to GLIAC All-Academic Team … Tallied 15 kills and three blocks against Winona State (Aug. 31) … Had a season-ending injury in the second match of the season.

2022: Appeared in 21 matches … Was fourth on the team with 163 kills averaging 2.55 per set while hitting .203 … Added 37 digs and 12 blocks … Tallied double-digit kills in eight matches, including four straight … Finished with a season-high 17 kills in a win over Indianapolis (Oct. 14) … Tallied 13 kills and five digs while hitting .407 at Parkside (Sept. 24) and 13 kills with a .480 hitting percentage at Ferris State (Nov. 11).
 
High School: Attended Dundee-Crown High School … Played four years of varsity volleyball … Was named All-Fox Valley Conference as a junior … As a senior, was named the school’s Athlete of the Year, team captain, and team MVP by coaches and teammates … Named the Most Improved Player in 2018 … Was named 2019 Prep Volleyball special mention as a sophomore, was an All-American at the 2019 AAU Tournament, and was selected for the 2020 AVCA Phenom List … Played club for Sky High out of Crystal Lake … Also participated in Girl-Up and Booster Club.
 
Personal: Born Makena Rose Wesol on December 5, 2003, in Chicago, Illinois … Daughter of Amy and Keith Wesol … Has three siblings, including a twin brother Quinn, and sisters Kailey and Jordyn … Enjoys listening to music, playing beach and grass volleyball, and hanging out with friends and teammates … Majoring in business administration and holds a 3.53 grade-point average.