Wichita State Athletics

SENIOR (2019)
Started 35 of the 37 games she appeared in before a season-ending injury... Set career highs in batting average (.290), home runs (4), RBI (22) and runs scored (21)... Had a career high four hits in four at-bats in Wichita State's come from behind win against Kansas (March 20)... Against KU, Webber had a home run, two RBI and two runs scored... Also went 3-for-3 against Texas Southern (March 3) with a homer and three runs batted in... In her final game, Webber was 1-for-1 with a two-run home run against Missouri (April 3)... Seven multi-hit games and seven games with two or more RBI... 

JUNIOR (2018)
Started 51 consecutive games in the outfield, moving from right to center halfway through the season... Moved from the bottom of the batting order to the two spot, hitting .250 on the season... Had 11 doubles and three home runs, two against former school Oklahoma State... Had a number of highlight reel catches in center field during NCAA Regional play.... Had a 10-game hitting streak between March 24-April 11, obtaining two hits in three of those games... Her hit streak allowed the Shockers to obtain a crucial regular season win at No. 24 Oklahoma State and giving them their first series sweep in American Athletic Conference play when they came up with three wins in Storrs, Conn. against UConn... Obtained two hits in four games, resulting in three regular season wins... Came up with her first career home run on March 4 at Nebraska, totaling three on the year... Finished off her junior season getting career-highs in four categories... Had four multi-hit games and four games with multiple RBI.

SOPHOMORE (2017)
Webber hit .267 on the year, starting in 19 games. Of those 19 games, 16 were Missouri Valley Conference games, where she was third on the team with a batting average of .375 and collected seven RBI. Webber was also one of five players on the year to collect a triple.

FRESHMAN AT OSU (2016)
After battling back from injury, Webber had plate appearances in her final few games at Oklahoma State.