From broken to stronger: How TRIA helped star basketball recruit Tessa Johnson get back on the court

Описание: The power of sports is undeniable. It can bring people together, to teach us valuable life lessons, and to inspire us to be our best selves.

For Tessa Johnson, star player at St. Michael-Albertville High School, basketball is more than just a game. It is a passion that was instilled in her by her father and one that she will continue to pursue at the collegiate level. Tessa will play for the University of South Carolina Women's Basketball team after she graduates high school.

However, her journey has not been without its challenges.

During a game, Tessa suffered a devastating injury that left her with a broken leg. The injury was the beginning of a journey that started at TRIA, a sports medicine center that specializes in the treatment of fractures.

The TRIA team worked tirelessly to provide Tessa with the care that she needed, communicating with her and working with her personality and determination every step of the way.
Tessa is back on the court and her family is grateful for the opportunity that she has been given to continue pursuing the sport she loves. They know that they would not have been able to do it without the expert care and support of the TRIA team.

And for the TRIA team, Tessa's journey was more than just a job. It was a chance to make a real difference in someone's life. They were committed to providing her with the best care possible, and they were proud of the progress that she made every step of the way.

The power of sports is undeniable, but so too is the power of a dedicated and caring team. At TRIA, Tessa found both, and she can continue pursuing her passion with confidence and determination.

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