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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 25 – Pamela Bilger and Liane Dixon
Tune in with Ashley Mouzzon as she speaks with ball hockey gold medallists Pamela Bilger and Liane Dixon about the unforgettable memories they created.
Tune in with guest host Ashley Mouzzon as she speaks with 2022 Women's ISBHF World Masters Championship gold medallists Pamela Bilger and Liane Dixon. The USA Ball Hockey teammates discuss their ball hockey journeys, a bus ride with Team Canada and the unforgettable memories they created on their road to gold.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 24 – Quinn Johnston
Student-athlete Quinn Johnston from Queens University shares her hockey journey, how she finds time for herself and advice for the recruitment process.
Tune in with student-athlete Quinn Johnston from Queens University as she shares her hockey journey, how she finds time for herself in her busy schedule and the advice she has for high school students about to enter the recruitment process.
Tune in to hear:
- Quinn’s university experience as a student-athlete.
- The advice she has for high school students currently in the process of getting recruited.
- How she learned to take a step back and the importance of prioritizing her mental health.
- Quinn's advice on what it takes to be successful, both as an athlete and as a student.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 23 – Carley Olivier
University of Waterloo defender Carley Olivier shares her hockey journey, transitioning schools and maintaining focus as a grad student-athlete.
On the newest episode of the Women's Hockey Life Podcast: University Edition, tune in with grad student defender from the University of Waterloo, Carley Olivier, as she shares her hockey journey, the highs and lows she experienced transitioning schools and how to maintain focus as a student-athlete.
- Olivier's university experience as a student-athlete.
- What attributed to her success as the 2021 OUA defender of the year.
- How she overcame the hardship of not being able to play hockey for a year due to COVID-19.
- The advice she has for high school students currently in the process of getting recruited.
- How she built her confidence and maintains focus in terms of achieving her goals.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 22 – Kacey Bellamy
Olympic gold medalist and eight-time World Champion Kacey Bellamy chats with Jaclyn Hawkins about her pro career, her Olympic experience and her thoughts on who'll win in Beijing.
Olympic gold medalist and eight-time World Champion Kacey Bellamy chats with Jaclyn Hawkins about her pro career, her Olympic experience and her thoughts on who'll win in Beijing.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 21 – Michaela Boyle
This week on the Women's Hockey Life Podcast, Jaclyn Hawks is joined by Boston College Eagles player Michaela Boyle to talk about injuries, bouncing around different college teams and her career to date.
This week on the Women's Hockey Life Podcast, host Jaclyn Hawks is joined by Boston College Eagles player Michaela Boyle. Boyle has gone through tons of adversity, between season-ending injuries and having to bounce around college programs. She shares his story and her journey in her career to date.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 20 – Reagan Rust
Co-host Ashley Mouzzon speaks with 2020 Beanpot Hall of Fame Inductee, Boston University alum and AIK player Reagan Rust about her move to Sweden, playing college hockey and her experience playing with the PWHPA.
Co-host Ashley Mouzzon speaks with 2020 Beanpot Hall of Fame Inductee, Boston University alum and AIK player Reagan Rust.
Reagan talks about her recent move from the United States to Sweden, playing with AIK and acclimating to the new culture. She also discusses her journey to BU after playing two years with RIT and making lasting memories in Boston.
Outside of college hockey, Reagan also played a year with the PWHPA and recalls some fun memories of her experience.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 19 – Ellen Tully
Ellen Tully joins the show to about being a professional hockey team owner and building her organization, the Vermilion County Bobcats. She stresses the importance of building resources for her players and staff, such as mental health services and tuition assistance.
Women's Hockey Life co-host Ashley speaks with former hockey photographer and first female to solely own a North American pro hockey team, Ellen Tully. Ellen talks about her long history in hockey and her passion for community and giving back to her hometown of Danville, Illinois.
Ellen also talks about being an owner and building her organization, the Vermilion County Bobcats, from the ground up. She stresses the importance of building resources for her players and staff such as mental health services and tuition assistance.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 18 - Amber Moore
Ashley Mouzzon speaks with Cornell University alum and USA Women's national ball hockey team assistant coach Amber Moore about her playing career, her time with the NWHL's Riveters, overcoming injuries and her newest role as an assistant coach.
Ashley Mouzzon speaks with Cornell University alum and USA Women's national ball hockey team assistant coach Amber Moore. Ashley speaks with Moore about her playing career, her time with the NWHL's Metropolitan Riveters, overcoming injuries and her newest role as an assistant coach.
Moore also discusses her role outside of hockey in education policy and what fuels that passion to create a better education system for the next generation.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 17 – Olivia Soares
Ashley Mouzzon speaks to Ohio State University alumnus and WCHA Champion, Olivia Soares, about her career, helping to build the women's ice hockey program at OSU and winning the first-ever WCHA Championship as a Buckeye.
On this week's episode, Ashley Mouzzon speaks to Ohio State University alumnus and WCHA Champion, Olivia Soares. Ashley talks to Olivia about her start in hockey, playing and helping build the women's ice hockey program at OSU and winning the first-ever WCHA Championship as a Buckeye.
In her new role as the women's ice hockey assistant coach at Colby College, Soares aims to take her hockey career experience to help strengthen her athletes on and off the ice. She also talks about the importance of diversity and inclusion within the sport of hockey.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 16 – Molly Schaus
Molly Schaus joins the Women's Hockey Life podcast to chat about her college career, her journey to the 2014 Olympics and her newest venture, Movement in a Box.
Ashley Mouzzon returns as co-host to speak with Olympic silver medalist and Boston College alum Molly Schaus.
Molly talks about her brothers piquing her interest in hockey, her college career and her journey to the 2014 Olympics. She also details her retirement, coaching for the University of Massachusetts and her newest venture, Movement in a Box – a company focused on providing activities for young-aged kids that encourages physical activity.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 15 – Jessica Campbell
Barb Egan makes her debut as Women's Hockey Life Podcast co-host and speaks with former professional hockey player, Canada National Team member and Battle of the Blades contestant Jessica Campbell.
In this week's episode of the show, WHL Academy mindset coach and certified sports counselor, Barb Egan makes her debut as co-host and speaks with former professional hockey player, Canada National Team member and contestant on Battle of the Blades, Jessica Campbell.
The Cornell University alum recently launched her own brand, JC Powerskating, where she helps young skaters reach their full potential. Campbell discusses her hockey career, becoming a coach and turning her passion for power skating into a business. She also discusses the importance of mindset and how she incorporates that into coaching her athletes.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 14 – Lyndsey Fry
Women's Hockey Life Podcast co-host Ashley Mouzzon makes her debut with an interview with Arizona Coyotes radio analyst Lyndsey Fry, chatting about Fry's hockey career, her own brand and her involvement with the Coyotes.
In episode 14, Women's Hockey Life Podcast co-host Ashley Mouzzon makes her debut by interviewing Arizona radio analyst Coyotes Lyndsey Fry.
The Olympic silver medalist and Harvard alum is making waves in the hockey community through her own brand, Lyndsey Fry Hockey, and with the Coyotes as the director of external engagement and female hockey.
The pair catch up to chat about Lyndsey's college experience and the hard lessons learned after she transitioned from online school to Harvard. They also talk about Lyndsey's outlook on the importance of mindset and mental health and her ventures as an entrepreneur.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 13 – Alannah McCready
Jaclyn Hawkins chats with two-time NCAA champion with Wisconsin and singer/songwriter Alannah McCready about her playing career and her successful transition to country music..
Jaclyn Hawkins chats with two-time NCAA champion with Wisconsin and singer/songwriter Alannah McCready about her playing career and her successful transition to country music.
The Minnesota native started skating when she was three and stepped into the goalie crease for the first time at the age of ten. As she found her passion on the ice, she also found her passion for singing country music. All throughout middle school and high school, McCready was the only student who was a member of the choir and an athlete.
After she hung up her goalie skates, McCready decided to go all-in as a singer/songwriter by pursuing her dream full time.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 12 – Chelsey Goldberg
Jaclyn Hawkins chats with PWHPA member Chelsey Goldberg about her path to playing professional hockey and the years of adversity she faced dealing with injury and illness.
In this week's episode, Jaclyn Hawkins sits down with PWHPA member Chelsey Goldberg. In her early playing career, Goldberg spent two years with the North American Hockey Academy before she transitioned to NCAA D1 hockey with Northeastern University.
During her collegiate career, she made 90 appearances, including two Beanpot titles and also served as the president of the NU Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). Following her time at NU, she played professionally in the CWHL with the Boston Blades and the Worcester Blades before joining the PWHPA in 2019. Goldberg talks about her youth, growing up in California, her path to ice hockey and the years of adversity she faced dealing with injury and illness.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 11 – Shannon Szabados
Jaclyn Hawkins and the Women's Hockey Life Podcast returns with special guest, Olympic champion Shannon Szabados.
In Episode 11 of the Women's Hockey Life Podcast, Jaclyn Hawkins speaks with three-time Olympian and six-time world champion, Shannon Szabados. Szabados has spent her career breaking barriers as an all-star goalie who spent most of her early career playing with boys and men. A current member of the PWHPA, she has recently added the role of mom and children's author to her long list of accomplishments.
Hawk speaks with Shannon about being a new mom, training, her new children’s book, Every Bunny Loves to Play, and the strong mindset that has helped her through tough moments.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 10 – Janine Charron
Former collegiate hockey player Janine Charron joins Jaclyn Hawkins to chat about the impact of sports on one's life, how it can set someone up to face real-world issues and more.
What would you do if you were diagnosed with breast cancer? If you had to go through a divorce, bankruptcy, all while raising young kids?
Most would wave the white flag, surrender, and give up. Any one of these life challenges is crippling in and of itself, but for Janine Charron, she looked these challenges in the face and tackled them – head on.
She is one of the most resilient women I have ever had the privilege of knowing and speaking with. She made a choice, in the face of adversity, to see the glass half full. To view her circumstances as a “season”, as temporary, and not as a death sentence, despite enduring a double mastectomy and battling cancer.
She credits her parents and career as a hockey player in developing her mindset and positivity.
She grew up playing ringette until the age of 14 when she traded in her ringette stick for a hockey stick. Despite the late start in hockey, and against all odds, she earned a full athletic scholarship to the University of New Hampshire where she had a successful playing career and earned a degree.
The game of hockey taught her how to see obstacles as opportunities to grow, develop and become a better person.
She’s inspiring, motivating, and someone we could all look up to in our own moments of despair to know that if we CHOOSE to, we can overcome anything and everything that life throws at us.
Learn more about Janine in this week’s podcast!
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 9 – Blake Bolden
Jaclyn Hawkins sits down with a trailblazer of the sport, Blake Bolden, about her rise to becoming an NHL scout with the Los Angeles Kings, diversity in hockey and more.
“Who is Blake Bolden?”
“SERIOUSLY!?!?!”
That was the conversation I had with a friend of mine. She is slightly removed from the women’s hockey world, but still. ARE YOU SERIOUS?
I told her I was interviewing Blake for a podcast episode, and in full transparency, my friend was honest that she had no idea who Blake is.
So I spent the next... what felt like forever, explaining who she is.
How she’s the first black female pro scout for the LA Kings and the second-ever pro scout in the NHL.
How she was featured on the cover of USA Hockey’s magazine, inspiring other players of color and different ethnicities to get involved in the sport – because if you can see it, you can believe it.
How she’s a PROFESSIONAL women’s hockey player with an extensive playing career. How she’s a specialist in growth and inclusion.
How she’s a performance coach and mentor helping shape the mindsets of the next generation of young athletes.
How she had a ridiculously successful career as a student-athlete at Boston College where she earned the Hockey East Defensive Player of the Year and All American Honors and was a nominee for the Patty Kazmaier Award in 2012.
How she won the Clarkson Cup, the Isobel Cup, and even played in Switzerland, and was paid to play for HC Lugano.
How the glass ceiling is the new floor for THE Blake Bolden.
She’s a game-changer who will make waves upon waves in this industry until every voice is heard and every need is met. Blake Bolden is here for the right reasons and she’s here to stay – for a very, very, very long time.
Listen to the full interview below.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 8 –Gordon MacFarlane
Jaclyn Hawkins sits with Performance Mindset Coach owner Gordon MacFarlane to discuss the importance of coaches getting to know their athlete's personality from a mindset approach
In this week's episode of the Women's Hockey Life podcast, Jaclyn Hawkins sits with master trainer, certified human behavior specialist and owner of Performance Mindset Coach, Gordon MacFarlane. Gordon breaks down the importance of coaches getting to know their athlete's personality from a mindset approach. Through this approach, Gordon discusses personality traits and how knowing an athlete's personality type can allow the coach to help the athlete perform at an even higher level.
With his unique training models and his level of knowledge of human behavior is unmatched and this lively conversation will give listeners a glimpse of the powerful impact mindset training can have for both coaches and athletes.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 7 – Meghan Duggan
Three-time Olympic medalist Meghan Duggan joins host Jaclyn Hawkins to chat about her recent retirement, the tough conversations she was a part of in regards to the 2017 boycott of the world championships and more.
This week on the Women's Hockey Life podcast, Jaclyn Hawkins chats with three-time Olympic medalist, former PWHPA member, CWHL and NWHL player and mother, Meghan Duggan. After announcing her retirement only a few short weeks ago, Meghan goes in-depth on her successful hockey career as she discusses the Olympics, the hardships and successes she has experienced, her support system and her son, George
As Meghan details her career, she talks about having the goal of being an Olympic hockey player as a young girl and the way she shaped herself to ensure her goal was met. Also, as the U.S. Women's National team captain for 2014 and 2018, she reflects on her experiences as a leader and the tough conversations she was a part of in regards to the 2017 boycott of the world championships.
Despite the difficulty of discussing a career as monumental as Meghan's in under an hour, she certainly packs in a powerful and inspirational conversation for listeners.
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Women's Hockey Life Podcast: Episode 6 – Pearle Nerenberg
Jaclyn Hawkins chats with former NCAA player Pearle Nerenberg to discusses her path to Cornell University and how hockey led her to work in nutrition
This week on the Women's Hockey Life Podcast, Jaclyn Hawkins speaks with Pearle Nerenberg, owner of Eat This For Performance and former women's ice hockey player for Cornell University. Pearle discusses her path to Cornell University and how hockey led her to work in nutrition. Her dedication and drive to help her teammates and family members were the beginning of her journey to working with athletes to improve their nutritional health.
She details the lack of information on nutrition she received as a student-athlete and that often the information that was supplied was confusing and hard to follow. She admits that she knew there had to be a better way to break down useful tips for eating for performance. From that point on, her hard work ethic and determination led her to launch her own business, Eat This For Performance, which allows hers to assist athletes become the best version of themselves through proper nutrition.
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