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Finally! We got him! One of the best personalities in our sport, Irvan Brar joins the show! Irvan played at UBC where he helped them capture a National Championship. Brar has represented Canada on the youth, FISU, and Next Gen National Team. He's also played pro in Germany, Saudi Arabia, and Denmark. We talk about all of this and his overall love for our sport and how he finds ways to give back.  If you enjoyed this show or any of the previous episodes please give a 5 star review on Apple, leave a comment and remember the best compliment you can give us is telling your friends about the show! Stay excellent! 

El senador nacional Marcelo Lewandowski presentó en la Cámara Alta un proyecto de Ley para crear la Agencia Federal de Integración Socio Urbana (AFISU). Esta agencia funcionará bajo la órbita de la Jefatura de Gabinete de Ministros de la Nación y su objetivo principal será, desde el Estado Nacional y en colaboración con las provincias, los municipios y las organizaciones comunitarias, generar programas y proyectos integrales destinados al desarrollo y mejora de la calidad de vida en los barrios más complejos del país. “Esta iniciativa busca identificar aquellos lugares que requieren una atención prioritaria del Estado, partiendo de la idea de que la cohesión social y la organización comunitaria son fundamentales para fortalecer la tranquilidad pública y la calidad de vida en los barrios”, sostuvo el legislador. Además, remarcó que su propuesta “se nutre de experiencias exitosas a nivel internacional en Brasil, Colombia e Inglaterra, así como también nacionales, como el Índice de Vulnerabilidad Barrial (IVB), del Ministerio de Seguridad de la Provincia de Buenos Aires, una herramienta creada para detectar y conocer los sitios más críticos de esa provincia, permitiendo identificar áreas prioritarias para su intervención”. Lewandowski sostuvo que “la creación de esta Agencia Federal de Integración Socio Urbana intenta retomar e incorporar mejoras al trabajo que venía realizando, desde su creación en 2018, la Secretaría de Integración Socio Urbana (SISU), que elaboraba y ejecutaba proyectos de integración socio urbana para los barrios más necesitados”. “En este caso, con la creación de la Agencia, nos proponemos en primer lugar identificar los lugares más críticos del país, que son aquellos que presentan todo un conjunto de problemas al mismo tiempo: problemas de violencia, de desigualdad, habitacionales o de acceso a bienes culturales. Y después, en segundo lugar, ir a esos lugares y actuar con todas las herramientas del Estado, junto con la comunidad y las organizaciones de la sociedad civil”. Finalmente, el legislador lamentó que “los avances realizados desde 2018 se hayan discontinuado a partir de la gestión iniciada el 10 de diciembre de 2023, dado que el gobierno nacional decidió desfinanciar esta política pública mediante el decreto 193 de febrero de 2024, que dejó sin financiamiento al FISU”. Argentina es uno de los países más urbanizados del mundo, siendo el segundo más urbanizado de América Latina, con el 92% de su población viviendo en zonas urbanas. Este fenómeno es el resultado de un intenso proceso de migración campo-ciudad que se intensificó entre las décadas de los 60 y los 80 y que, aunque disminuyó, continuó creciendo de manera sostenida en las últimas tres décadas. Sin embargo, este fuerte proceso de urbanización no fue acompañado por políticas de Estado en materia de derecho a la vivienda, a la seguridad o de acceso al hábitat. De acuerdo al Registro Nacional de Barrios Populares realizado en 2016, existían 4.116 barrios populares y hoy, en base a datos del Observatorio de Barrios Populares, esa cifra ha aumentado a 6.467 barrios, albergando a una población estimada de 1.237.795 familias y 5.280.000 personas, que equivalen al 11,52% de la población del país.

Meet Mirinda Kidman, Manager of Delegation Services for the FISU World University Games 2025.If you've never heard of FISU before, this episode is going to open your world to one of the largest employers in the sports industry - university sport. Based out of Germany in the Rhine-Ruhr region, the 2025 games will host over 10,000 athletes and officials from 170 countries across 12 days.In this episode, we dive into the World Uni Games, the second largest multi-sport event in the world after the olympics, and you'll learn how Mirinda crafted her career to this position, what she does, and how she became a stand out candidate. Plus, why she loves being part of the SportsGrad Community all the way over in Germany.Enjoy the episode!We cover:(00:34) Who is Mirinda Kidman?(01:40) Hello and welcome to the SportsGrad Podcast!(03:31) What's going on inside the SportsGrad Community?(07:30) What's it like working in Europe with all of the major events on at the moment?(09:45) Quick-fire questions(16:52) Who are FISU World University Games and what do they do?(21:50) Why is the FISU so much larger than other university sports across the globe?(25:41) What planning is required in the year prior to the Games?(29:48) How many people work at FISU and will there be opportunities to work there in the future?(31:49) What does Mirinda's role involve as the Manager of Delegation Services?(40:15) How did Mirinda get her role, and how did she get accepted?(46:15) How did Mirinda stand out in her application for this role?(49:10) Why did Mirinda join the SportsGrad Community?(51:10) What other professionals should get involved in the SportsGrad Community?(52:20) Mirinda's advice for those applying for roles at major events(55:15) ASK SPORTSGRAD---Additional episodes you may enjoy:#289: How to move from London to Australia and work in sport with George Ludlow#283: How to get your first full-time job in sport with Hayley Gorman---Want a weekly dose of career inspo? Get industry stories, upcoming events, and the latest sports jobs in your inbox each Friday.

Guelph Gryphon's and Team Canada star Jonny Pickett joins the show! Jonny grew up playing Big Bruce Volleyball and for the Bluewater Ballstix. He then committed to the University of Guelph where he is a 1st Team All Star and All Canadian. Jonny has played indoor and beach for Team Canada at U21 indoor, U21 Beach, FISU games and looking for more this season. We talk about all of this and more!  We hope you enjoy this episode. If you've read this far please, please, please leave a comment, a 5 Star review and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends about us! 

Das zweitgrößte Sportereignis der Welt kommt in die Region Rhein-Ruhr: Die FISU World Summer University Games 2025. Mit Hannah und Niklas vom Allgemeinen Deutschen Hochschulsportverband spreche ich über die vergangenen Meisterschaften in China und über die kommenden in unserer Region. Wie kommen Ruderer in China an ihr Boot und wozu braucht eine Bogenschützin ein Feuerzeug? Warum muss man als Organisatorin auch mal nachts um halb 3 laut schreien durchs Athletendorf laufen? Und dann für 2025: Welche Sportarten könnt ihr euch wo ansehen? Wo werden die Athleten aus der ganzen Welt wohnen? Wer bezahlt die Party? Und unbedingt am 20.9.23 mitmachen beim https://www.adh.de/projekte/idus-adh-hochschullauf/ Die von mir angesprochenen Termine findet ihr hier: https://janfitschen.de/ Zur Website der Wold University Games: https://www.fisu.net/sport-events/fisu-world-university-games/summer-fisu-world-university-games Und hier gehts zum 'Laufen für den Wald' von Sauber Energie: https://www.sauberenergie.de/engagement/mit-energie-anpacken/laufen-fuer-den-wald Und den MainAthlet-Podcast von Benjamin Brömme findet ihr überall :-)

43! Tyle medali zdobyła Reprezentacja Polski podczas Uniwersjady wchińskim Chengdu. Kulisy tego sukcesu poznamy w najbliższych odcinkach CAFE AZS. Jak wygląda Uniwersjada od kuchni? Czy Warszawa powinna myśleć o organizacji tej imprezy?O tym wszystkim opowie Marian Dymalski, wiceprezydent FISU iwiceprezes ds. Międzynarodowych w AZS.Bartek Wasilewski zapraszam!

The 31st FISU World University Games c oncluded on Tuesday night in Chengdu, Sichuan province, winning wide praise from officials and athletes alike.第31届国际大学生体育联合会世界大学生运动会8月8日晚在四川成都闭幕，赢得了官方和运动员的广泛赞誉。Declaring the games closed, Leonz Eder, acting president of the International University Sports Federation, said the event has made the dreams of student-athletes come true whether they have won medals or not, because their experience in the city has been gold medal standard.国际大学生体育联合会代理主席雷诺·艾德在宣布运动会闭幕时说，本届运动会实现了大学生运动员的梦想，无论他们是否获得奖牌，因为他们在这座城市的经历都是金牌级别的。The closing ceremony was held at the Chengdu Open Air Music Park. It was the first time in the world that the closing ceremony of a large international sporting event has been held in a park, according to the organizers of the games.闭幕式在成都露天音乐公园举行。据运动会主办方介绍，这是世界上首次在公园举行大型国际体育赛事的闭幕式。State Councilor Shen Yiqin attended the ceremony.国务委员谌贻琴出席了闭幕式。The ceremony aimed to leave the audience worldwide with fond memories of a unique Chengdu, from which they got to know China and fell in love with its people, the organizers said.主办方表示，闭幕式旨在为全球观众留下美好的回忆，让他们从独特的成都了解中国，爱上中国人民。Huang Qiang, executive president of the organizing committee of the Chengdu games and governor of Sichuan, said Chengdu has become more vibrant, beautiful and comfortable because of the athletes.四川省省长、成都大运会组委会执行主席黄强发表致辞，因为有你，这座古老而现代的大都市，更青春、更美丽，更巴适安逸！"Student-athletes have put on passionate performances, cheered for each other, enjoyed strolling in the city and created great memories of the Chengdu games. Sichuan forever welcomes you back," Huang said.他说：“大学生运动员，挥洒激情、彼此喝彩、相互成就，在成都的街头尽情享受快乐，留下了美好永久的大运记忆。四川永远欢迎大家！”'Dreams come true'梦想成真"It is difficult to say it in one sentence, but Chengdu really made all dreams come true," Eder said during a news conference earlier on Tuesday.代理主席雷诺·艾德在8日早举行的新闻发布会上说：“很难用一句话说清楚，但成都真的让所有梦想成真。”"Some athletes dreamed of winning medals in the Chengdu games, and they did. Meanwhile, some people dreamed of competing at their best level. Maybe they failed but nevertheless they had a unique experience of competing with top athletes from around the world," Eder said.“一些运动员梦想着在成都奥运会上获得奖牌，他们做到了。与此同时，有些人梦想着在比赛中发挥出自己的最佳水平。”艾德说：“也许他们失败了，但他们与来自世界各地的顶尖运动员同场竞技的经历是独一无二的。”"Also, the dream of those who wanted to see China and meet the citizens of Chengdu has become reality," he added.他补充道：“此外，那些想看看中国、见见成都市民的人的梦想也变成了现实。”The organization of the event has been fantastic for everyone, including the athletes and spectators, he added.他补充说，赛事的组织工作对包括运动员和观众在内的所有人来说都非常出色。"We can only congratulate the authorities who have prepared fantastic venues and great facilities as well as the hospitable people and the best volunteers we could have. All the services were just great and perfect. Nothing to add, just big, big thanks," Eder said.“我们只能向准备了一流场馆和设施的政府部门以及热情好客的人们和最好的志愿者表示祝贺。所有的服务都非常好，非常完美。没有什么需要补充的，只有非常非常感谢。”During the closing ceremony, he said he appreciated the efforts made by all parties in hosting the Chengdu games.在闭幕式上，他对各方为举办成都运动会所做的努力表示感谢。Eric Saintrond, secretary-general and CEO of the International University Sports Federation, said the Chengdu games have offered young people from all over the world the opportunity to see and explore China themselves, which is particularly important given that people sometimes may have seen the wrong picture of the country in Western media.国际大学生体育联合会秘书长兼首席执行官艾瑞克·森超说，成都运动会为来自世界各地的年轻人提供了亲自了解和探索中国的机会，这一点尤为重要，因为人们有时可能会从西方媒体上看到错误的中国印象。David Schmude, president of the Continental University Sport Association of Oceania, said the Chengdu games have met the high standards set by the Olympic Games.大洋洲大体联主席戴维·施穆德表示，成都奥运会达到了奥运会设定的高标准。"The facilities are world-class. And I would think that the Chengdu games is of Olympic quality," Schmude said.“这里的设施是世界一流的。”施穆德说：“我认为成都运动会具有奥林匹克水平。”A total of 6,500 student-athletes from 113 countries and regions competed in 269 events of 18 sports at the Chengdu games, which opened on July 28.在7月28日开幕的成都运动会上，共有来自113个国家和地区的6500名学生运动员参加了18个项目的269场比赛。China led the medal tally with 103 gold, 40 silver and 35 bronze. Japan was in second place with 21 gold. South Korea and Italy both won 17 gold and 17 silver and ended up in third and fourth places, respectively, as South Korea won two more bronze medals.中国以103枚金牌、40枚银牌和35枚铜牌领跑奖牌榜。日本以21金排名第二。韩国和意大利均获得17金和17银，分别位列第三和第四，韩国还获得了两枚铜牌。"Amazing" was the word that student-athletes used the most to describe their experiences at the Chengdu games.“令人惊叹”是学生运动员在描述成都运动会经历时用得最多的一个词。Aman Saini, an archer from India, said he was impressed with the services and facilities at the event. "The service of the volunteers, transport facilities, the facilities in the athletes' village and the food are all top level," Saini said.来自印度的射箭运动员阿曼·塞尼说，赛事的服务和设施给他留下了深刻印象。赛尼说：“志愿者的服务、交通设施、运动员村的设施和食物都是一流的。”During the closing ceremony, the FISU flag was handed to a representative of Rhine-Ruhr, Germany, which will host the 32nd FISU World University Games in 2025.在闭幕式上，国际大体联会旗交到了德国莱茵-鲁尔代表手中，莱茵-鲁尔将于2025年主办第32届世界大学生运动会。Athlete英/ˈæθliːt/ 美/ˈæθliːt/n.运动员，体育健将Ceremony英/ˈserəməni/ 美/ˈserəmoʊni/n.仪式，典礼

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The closing ceremony of the 31st summer edition of the FISU World University Games has taken place in Chengdu.

President Xi Jinping announced the start of the 31st FISU World University Games at a spectacular opening ceremony in Chengdu, Sichuan province, on Friday.7月28日，国家主席习近平在四川成都举行的盛大开幕式上宣布，由国际大学生体育联合会主办的第31届世界大学生运动会正式开幕。Applause filled the 40,000-seater Dong'an Lake Sports Park Stadium as Xi declared the opening of the first large international sporting event to take place in China since it adjusted its COVID-19 response mechanism late last year.当习近平宣布大运会开幕时，拥有4万多个座位的东安湖体育公园体育场内响起了热烈的掌声。这是自去年底中国调整新冠疫情应对机制以来，首次在中国举办的大型体育赛事。Apart from medals, student-athletes taking part in the event are also looking forward to bringing home fond memories of China and new friendships, athletes and officials said.运动员和官方人员表示，参加这项赛事的学生运动员不仅是为了争夺奖牌，更希望在中国留下美好回忆并结交新朋友。A total of 6,500 student-athletes from 113 countries and regions will compete in 269 events across 18 sports at the Chengdu games, which run until Aug 8. The event is the third summer university games held on the Chinese mainland, following those in Beijing in 2001 and Shenzhen in 2011.在成都举行的第31届世界大学生运动会将有来自113个国家和地区的6500名学生运动员参加，共有18个项目、269个比赛项目。此次赛事将持续至8月8日。这是继2001年北京和2011年深圳之后，在中国大陆举办的第三届夏季大学生运动会。Huai Jinpeng, president of the organizing committee of the Chengdu games and minister of education, extended a warm welcome to young athletes and coaches from all over the world at the opening ceremony.在开幕式上，成都大运会组委会主席、教育部部长怀进鹏向来自世界各地的年轻运动员和教练员表示热烈的欢迎。"Tonight, the world is turning its eyes to China and to Chengdu in particular, to witness university students from across the globe coming together to celebrate this splendid gathering of youth and embark on a journey of self-transcendence," Huai said.怀进鹏说：“今天全世界的目光聚焦中国、聚焦成都，共同见证全球青年学子绚丽多彩的青春之约，一同踏上超越自我的梦想之旅。”Leonz Eder, acting president of the International University Sports Federation, thanked China, Chengdu, the members of the organizing committee and the volunteers for their contribution to making the grand event happen.国际大体联代理主席艾德在致辞时，中国政府和四川省、成都市以及所有参与者，共同打造一场不负期待的运动盛会表示衷心感谢，向参赛运动员送上美好祝愿。Eder said that "the magic of the FISU World University Games" was the fact that it brought together so many young people from so many different countries and regions.艾德表示：“世界大学生夏季运动会的魅力在于它汇聚了来自不同国家和地区的众多年轻人。”The atmosphere at the stadium reached a climax when the flame of the Chengdu games at the torch tower outside the stadium was ignited by fireworks set off by 31 torch bearers headed by Senior Colonel Ye Guangfu, one of China's Shenzhou XIII astronauts.中国神舟十三号宇航员叶光富领衔31名火炬手，共同点燃了体育场外的火炬塔，烟火喷薄而起，体育场内的气氛达到了高潮。Eder said in an interview with China Daily on Thursday that the World University Games continue to be highly regarded as a competitive international and multisport event.在7月27日接受《中国日报》采访时，艾德表示，世界大学生运动会将继续受到高度评价，成为备受关注的国际性综合体育赛事。Not only does the event enable current elite and emerging athletes to compete against the best in their sport, but it also provides a platform from which many student-athletes launch their international careers, Eder said.艾德表示，这项赛事不仅让现役的顶尖运动员和新秀与自己所在项目的最佳选手竞争，还为许多学生运动员提供了一个平台，开启他们的国际职业生涯。But competition is not everything at the Chengdu games because the event can also help young people from all over the world learn about different cultures and boost understanding, especially about China, he added.艾德补充说，在成都运动会上，竞争并不是唯一的目标，这个赛事还可以帮助来自世界各地的年轻人了解不同的文化，增进相互理解，尤其是对中国的了解。"I'm pretty sure that the majority of the students here have never been to China before. What they have learned about China in the Western media is one thing, but to come here to see Chengdu and feel the hospitality of the people will be something else," Eder said.艾德尔说：“我相信大多数学生在这里之前都没有来过中国。他们在西方媒体上对中国的了解是一回事，但来到这里亲身感受成都的热情好客将是另一番体验。”He added that besides doing their best, he hopes the student-athletes can take the opportunity to meet other students from all over the world and make new friends, which is as important as competing.他补充说，除了尽力竞争，他希望学生运动员能借此机会结识来自世界各地的其他学生，结交新朋友，这和比赛一样重要。The Chengdu games offer student-athletes great opportunities to meet others from different countries who have the same goal, which combines top-notch sports performance with intellectual pursuits, said Syed Ibadullah Ayaz, a taekwondo athlete from Australia.来自澳大利亚的跆拳道运动员Syed Ibadullah Ayaz表示，成都世界大学生运动会为学生运动员提供了与来自不同国家、有着相同目标的人见面的绝佳机会，这将顶尖体育表现与智力追求相结合。"I've watched many opening ceremonies of international sporting events on TV since I was a child. And now I've got to experience it myself. I'm looking forward to all the different cultures that are going to be represented there," Ayaz said ahead of the opening ceremony.Ayaz在开幕式前表示：“自从我还是个孩子的时候，我就在电视上观看过很多国际体育赛事的开幕式。现在我终于可以亲自经历了。我期待着能在那里了解到来自不同文化的精彩表现。”Furthermore, the organization of the Chengdu games and the facilities have impressed many officials and athletes.此外，成都运动会的组织和设施也给许多官方人员和运动员留下了深刻印象。Daniel Guerrero, head of the United States delegation, said it was wonderful to see the incredible preparations made by Chengdu, the local organizers and the FISU.美国代表团团长丹尼尔·格雷罗表示，看到成都、当地组织者和国际大学生体育联合会所做的出色准备工作真是太棒了。"What we have seen in Chengdu is extraordinary. I hope all the athletes could compete in a friendly environment, and get to know the cultures of different countries," Guerrero said.“在成都所见到的真是非凡。我希望所有的运动员都能在友好的环境中竞争，并了解不同国家的文化，”格雷罗说道。Jonathan Larsen, a coach of the German badminton team, expressed his pleasure at being in Chengdu.德国羽毛球队教练乔纳森·拉森表示他很高兴来到成都。"We've been welcomed very warmly, and the arena looks absolutely amazing, so we are looking forward to the Chengdu games," Larsen said.“我们得到了非常热情的欢迎，体育馆看起来非常壮观，我们非常期待成都运动会。”乔纳森·拉森说道。The Chengdu games were postponed from 2021 to this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The FISU amended the registration rules to ensure that university students did not lose their eligibility due to the postponement. Consequently, student-athletes who met the qualifications in 2021 are still eligible to participate in the Chengdu games.因为新冠疫情的原因，成都运动会原计划在2021年举行，但被推迟至今年举办。国际大学生体育联合会（FISU）修改了注册规则，以确保学生运动员由于延期不会失去参赛资格。因此，那些在2021年符合资格的学生运动员仍有资格参加成都运动会。On the sidelines of the event, the organizers have arranged a series of cultural activities for the participants, such as observing giant pandas and enjoying Sichuan Opera, to highlight the host city's unique features.在赛事期间，组织者还为参与者安排了一系列文化活动，例如参观大熊猫和欣赏四川京剧，以突显主办城市独特的特色。Friendship英/ˈfrendʃɪp/美/ˈfrendʃɪp/n.友谊，朋友关系Arena英/əˈriːnə/美/əˈriːnə/n.竞技场Reporter: Cui Jia in Chengdu Intern:Zang Tianyi

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Welcome back to another special episode of the Madam Athlete podcast! On the second Tuesday of the month, I take a deep dive into a career-related topic, and on today's episode I'm taking a moment to do a special shout out, a love letter if you will on this Valentine's Day, to all the badass women out there working in sports and sports medicine who are out there encouraging and supporting each other and making this world a better place. You can find the show notes and more resources at https://madamathlete.comKeep an eye out for new content or let us know what you'd like to see next by following us on social:Instagram: @theMadamAthleteFacebook: @MadamAthleteTwitter: @MadamAthlete

The man, the myth, the legend, Jonathan Zaharek, was back in the Adirondacks and it felt appropriate to get an episode in with him. He is a constant character and fan-favorite here in the 46/46 Universe so we caught up, talked winter hiking, the FISU World University Games, and more. Check out Jonthan's photography atwww.jonathanzphotography.comIf you're looking to try winter hiking this winter check out my Winter Hiking 101 series to help you get prepared for a safe and succesful winter hiking adventure!LOOKING TO HIKE THE 46 HIGH PEAKS? My 140+ page High Peaks eBook, "From 1-to-46: A Complete Guide to Climbing the 46 High Peaks" is the perfect place to start to get all the information you need to have a safe and successful 46'er journey!Available now at www.46of46.com! Click on the eBook tab and download to your phone or tablet. Kindle users can download via the Kindle App Store.In need of a New York State licensed guide for your next Adirondack adventure? I offer both in-person and virtual guiding services!I'll guide you up the mountains and back or help you plan your adventure virtually, answer your questions, and help you create a solid plan! Check out www.46of46.com to book me.If you want to support the show and you enjoy what I do with this podcast head over to www.46of46.com or visit www.46of46store.com to pick up a t-shirt, hoodie, hat, sticker, and more. I appreciate all the support.As always use the promo code "46podcast" to save 15% off your order at www.PureAdirondacks.comPick up some Campfire Blend steeped coffee packs for your next camping trip at www.RecessCoffee.com and save 10% with the promo code "recess46"

This week 1,500 athletes from 50 nations are competing in Lake Placid at the biggest multisport winter event in America since the 2002 Olympics as the Adirondack village takes on tones of its own 1980 Games. On the eve of the World University Games, International University Sports Federation Deputy Secretary General Sarah Lewis talked to Heartbeat about the Games and FISU, a global organization that brings the world of college sport together internationally.

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Today, Gary discusses the FISU Winter World University Games arriving in the Adirondacks. Also, an update in the story of a Warrensburg town employee elected to also serve on the town board, Glens Falls High School's plan to add Unified Bowling to its sports program, a new School Resource Officer coming to the Glens Falls School District, and Fort Edward issues a boil water alert during repairs of a town water line. 00:04 - Intro 00:40 - Ad Break 1 01:47 - Story 1: Reed Declines Warrensburg Board Seat 03:32 - Story 2: Glens Falls High School to Offer Unified Bowling 04:30 - Ad Break 2 04:55 - Story 3: FISU Winter Games Welcomed to ADK 06:47 - Story 4: New School Resource Officer at Glens Falls 07:32 - Story 5: Fort Edward Boil Water Alert 08:16 - Outro Stories Cited: Reed Declines Warrensburg Board Seat – Sun Community News Glens Falls High School to Offer Unified Bowling – Glens Falls TODAY FISU Games Welcomed to ADK – News 10 New School Resource Officer at Glens Falls – Glens Falls Chronicle Fort Edward Boil Water Alert – Post Star

For Episode 101 of A Hoops Journey, we have current SFU Women's Assistant Coach Nayo Raincock-Ekunwe! The Toronto-born BC native joins us to chat about her journey from Ontario, to UBC, back to Ontario, then to Vernon and up Burnaby Mountain at SFU! She details her path through the Canada Women's National Team, playing in Switzerland, what it felt like to represent Canada at the Olympics and the FISU games, her time playing for the New York Liberty of the WNBA and so much more; Goonies, Ed Sheeran, Beyonce - all that and more on this episode!

In this episode, Teran Rodriguez recaps week 3 of the 2022 NCAA women's volleyball season, which included a good chunk of upsets. Which teams came out on top and which teams moved up and down in the AVCA coaches polls? Rodriguez also previews week 4 of the 2022 NCAA women's volleyball season, which has some intriguing matchups. Finally, Rodriguez breaks down the AVP's up and coming Phoenix Championship, recaps the FISU beach volleyball tournament on the men's and some and gives out his weekly show awards. Timestamps for each part: Intro 0:00 IE Sports Radio Read 2:35 Texas Adds Beach Volleyball Thoughts 4:25 The AVP's Phoenix Championship Men's and Women's Brackets 8:07 FISU Beach Volleyball Recap 19:01 Commercial Break 1 30:25 Back From Commercial Break 1 34:35 WARNING, Incoming Teran Rant 35:24 NCAA Women's Volleyball Upset Recap of Week 3 46:52 Commercial Break 2 1:08:19 Back From Commercial Break 2 1:11:39 NCAA Women's Volleyball Team of the Week (Week 3) 1:10:53 Volleyball Stat Stuffers 1:12:25 AVCA Women's Volleyball Coaches Poll (9/12/22) 1:17:30 Buy Stock from Unranked Power 5 Conference Teams 1:20:54 Buy Stock from Unranked Non-Power 5 Conference Teams 1:29:25 NCAA Women's Volleyball Week 4 Matches to Watch for 1:37:08 Outro/Closing 1:53:05 All of the thoughts and opinions are that of Teran Rodriguez and the guests he brings on and not of any second, third- or fourth-party organizations. Twitter of host: @TeranRodriguez1 Twitter of show: @Set_PointIE Theme Music: Move Out - MK2 [Free Download | No Copyright] https://youtu.be/Sqk3B2041uk IESR Disclaimer Unless specifically stated otherwise, the views and opinions of hosts, guests, callers, and sponsors expressed on all IE Sports Radio shows broadcast are entirely those of the hosts, guests, callers, and sponsors, who are entirely responsible for all show content, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of IE Sports Radio or its staff. These broadcasts are presented and made public AS ENTERTAINMENT, in the hope that they will be entertaining to the audience.

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Arguably one of the best collegiate soccer programs in the world, a lot of great players have come through the University of Ottawa. One of the all-time greats is Hailey Walsh. A member of the 2019 squad that won the FISU World Cup, Hailey recently graduated and spent the summer playing in League 1 Ontario with Electric City FC. We ask all about the World Cup win, playing with the exciting new club in Peterborough, and her goal of signing a fully professional contract.

U of Sask star and Friend of the Show Dylan Mortensen joins the show to talk about his impressive career and the volleyball scene in Saskatchewan. Morty is a USports Rookie of the Year, All Academic, Can West All Star, and has represented Canada at FISU and with our Senior B team. Hear about all of this and more!    We hope you enjoy this episode. If you've read this far please, please, please leave a comment, a 5 Star review and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends about us!     Momentum Volleyball is the online Canadian hub for volleyball story telling, reporting, and event coverage, allowing content creators to connect with fans, coaches and players. Momentum is the hub for athletes, coaches and fans to find free and paid volleyball content, and are proud to be the voice of Canadian volleyball around the world! Head to momentumvolleyball.ca to subscribe for free, and get access to exclusive content and all your Canadian volleyball updates!  

YLLÄTYSKYYKKY ja lenkkitossut jalkaan, nyt puhutaan liikunnasta! Opiskelijoiden liikuntatottumukset ovat muuttuneet huomattavasti vuosikymmenien aikana, mutta Opiskelijoiden liikuntaliitto (OLL) on ja pysyy. Tässä jaksossa liiton vuoden 2021 puheenjohtaja Julia Tuuri jakaa omaa asiantuntijuuttaan OLL:n toiminnasta sekä yleisesti opiskelijoiden liikkumisesta ja liikuntatottumuksista. Kuinka paljon opiskelijat istuvat keskimäärin päivän aikana? Joka päivä hikiliikuntaa vai riittävätkö arkiset valinnat? Mikä ihme on FISU? Entä pitäisikö jokaiselle opiskelijalle hankkia oma poni?? Monta kysymystä ja vähintäänkin yhtä monta vastausta, joten kuulokkeet korville, ylös, ulos ja lenkille!

Today on the Basketball Manitoba Podcast we have Justus Alleyn. Justus is a former professional basketball player who played in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and locally in the Canadian Elite Basketball League. He represented the Canadian National Team for two years playing in the FISU games, and the commonwealth games where he won a Silver medal. He played 5 years with the Bisons where he was the co-captain of the team, a two-time conference All-Star and won the Canada West scoring title in his last year averaging 24 points per game and was recognized as the Bison athlete of the year. He represented the provincial team and was ranked the number 1 high school player in the province as a senior with St. Paul's High School. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/basketball-manitoba/message

Trinity Western Spartans Coach Ryan Hofer joins the show! Ryan has lead the women's team to 10 U SPORTS championship tournaments, including five national medals, including gold in 2015, silver in 2016 and bronze in 2011, 2013 and 2017. The Spartans have earned 10 Canada West medals, including gold in 2015, 2016, 2019 and 2020. Ryan has also worked with several Team Canada teams including Pan Am Games, FISU, and the Youth and Junior National Teams.  We hope you enjoy this episode. If you've read this far please, please, please leave a comment, a 5 Star review and the best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends about us!     Grant O'Gorman has teamed up with Movember to help raise awareness for testicular cancer and men's health. To donate please use the link below.  https://ca.movember.com/mospace/14260520 Momentum Volleyball is the online Canadian hub for volleyball story telling, reporting, and event coverage, allowing content creators to connect with fans, coaches and players. Momentum is the hub for athletes, coaches and fans to find free and paid volleyball content, and are proud to be the voice of Canadian volleyball around the world! Head to momentumvolleyball.ca to subscribe for free, and get access to exclusive content and all your Canadian volleyball updates!

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This week, host Jack Lyons is joined by two of his collegues from the WIT Vikings Sports & Societies office Sean Geoghegan and Katie Redmond to speak about the FISU Healthy Campus Award. Thanks to work put in by WIT Vikings Sport, WIT Novus and Waterford Institute of Technology, we have become the first institute in Ireland to be awarded the FISU Healthy Campus Award. The FISU Healthy Campus Programme is an exciting global project that incorporates health & well-being into all facets of campus life, which in turn enhances the lifestyles of students.

The one and only Sebastian Lethbridge joins the show! Seb has accomplished a lot in our sport! He's a provincial champion and national medalist at the club level, a Beach Nationals Silver Medalist, 3x OCAA Champion, CCAA National Champion and 3x Medalist, has represented Canada the Youth level and FISU games. He was named "Mr. Volleyball" and won the Ken Davies award from the Ontario Volleyball Association. We are lucky to have Sebastian take the time to tell us about his career and pass on some great tips!  In honour of the Sebastian Lethbridge Show, Club Json is announcing a new promotion for our listeners! Use promo code goldenboy to get 25% off your order. Check out Club Json at https://www.clubjson.com/  Any order over $99 in North America will get free shipping!We couldn't be more excited to partner with Momentum Pro Camps. Momentum Pro Camps runs volleyball camps across Ontario, bringing professional athletes, coaches and resources to communities, clubs and partners. Follow Momentum on social media @momentumprocamps for updates and details on future programs, or email them at contact@momentumprocamps.com! Stay Excellent Friends   

Host Courtney Hufsmith interviews Canadian steeplechaser and middle distance runner Regan Yee. Yee attended Trinity Western University, and has gone on to represent Canada internationally multiple times, including the 2019 World Championships in Doha.

This week, host Laura Dickinson is joined by former Princeton and current University of Nebraska hurdler Joey Daniels. While at Princeton, Daniels broke three school records and was a multiple-time Ivy League Champion. He is just moved to Nebraska, where he will use his final year of NCAA eligibility to compete for the Cornhuskers. Daniels discusses the challenges of balancing academic and athletic demands at a high level, while chasing his Olympic dream during the Pandemic. Host: Laura Dickinson Guest: Joey Daniels Be sure to watch our podcast live on IGTV every Friday: instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast

Mike Tate is the 2019 Canadian Cross-Country national champion and one of the country's top distance runners. Tate grew up in Nova Scotia, ran for Southern Utah University in the NCAA, and has represented Canada internationally. You can watch our show live each Friday on our IGTV @keepitrunningpodcast Host: Courtney Hufsmith Guest: Mike Tate

Hola apasionados del taekwondo. Salir de la zona de confort es necesario para crecer, aunque a veces tengamos que ir en contra de la corriente o de lo sencillo.Nuestra invitada de hoy ha tomado decisiones difíciles y enfrentado retos que desde la comodidad hubiera sido mejor no tomar. Pero que más adelante la llevaron a nuevos horizontes.Por ejemplo, estaba teniendo dificultades para llegar a la Selección Nacional, le faltaba el último escalón.Y entonces tomó una decisión que no es tan común en el taekwondo. Se subió de categoría de peso. Cuando regularmente la norma es bajar de peso, Paulina decidió subir. Y así ganó su siguiente evento nacional y su lugar en la selección de México.Nuestra invitada de hoy es Paulina Armería, que hace año y medio cambió su vida radicalmente para empezar a vivir en Italia y competir representando a ese país.Como Paulina también tiene la nacionalidad italiana actualmente está en camino del sueño olímpico representando a ese país.Sin duda otra decisión difícil, completamente fuera de la zona de confort.Pero que sin duda está llevando a Paulina por un camino de mucho aprendizaje, teniendo el privilegio de haber entrenado por periodos largos con dos equipos nacionales de alto nivel.Paulina ha sido medallista en múltiples eventos internacionales, medalla de plata en Juegos Panamericanos y de bronce en Universiada Mundial.Espero que disfrutes la entrevista y que la compartas con otros apasionados del taekwondo.Su primera lección sobre el deporte y la vidaPaulina viene de una familia muy deportista.Una figura muy especial para ella fue la de su abuelo, Remo Vecchi, que fue parte del equipo nacional de Italia de ciclismo y que se mudó a México durante la posguerra. En México fundó la famosa marca de motocicletas Carabela y también un equipo de competencia de motociclismo.Cuando Paulina tenía 4 o 5 años su abuelo comenzó a enseñarle a andar en bicicleta y en uno de sus primeros intentos cayó y comenzó a llorar.Ella esperaba que su abuelo la confortara pues sus rodillas estaban sangrando. Pero eso no pasó.La hizo subir de nuevo a la bicicleta.Paulina nos comparte que esa fue una gran lección, pues cuando caes, tienes que buscar recuperarte lo más pronto posible.Otra lección interesante del abuelo de Paulina es que nunca le habló de sus logros deportivos, de hecho se enteró de ellos hasta que él falleció.Para ella simplemente era su abuelo.Y la lección que nos comparte Paulina que aprendió es que somos más que nuestros logros.Comienzo en el taekwondoPaulina comenzó a tomar clases de taekwondo en el colegio. Fue una niña multideportista, practicó fútbol y básquetbol también.En teoría iba a tomar clases de baile, pero a ella no le gustaba. A la misma hora que las clases de baile la escuela también promocionaba clases de taekwondo.De forma que para evitar las clases de baile Paulina decidió inscribirse en taekwondo.Y fue ahí que se enamoró del deporte, practicaba de una manera recreativa pero después de cierto tiempo, invitada por el profesor Mario Labastida, salió de su confort para entrenar en un ambiente más competitivo.Subir de categoría de pesoPaulina comenzó a entrenar en una atmósfera más competitiva, todos los días y con metas ya más específicas.Primero buscó ser parte de la selección del Instituto Politécnico Nacional, asociación deportiva a la que pertenecía y posteriormente llegar a la Selección Nacional.Fue un proceso difícil que no se le dio a la primera. De hecho nos comparte que fue tras de muchos intentos y ya llegando a la categoría de adultos que pudo finalmente ganar un evento nacional.Lo interesante es que uno de los factores que la ayudaron a conseguir esa meta fue el subir de categoría de peso.Lo “normal” casi siempre es tratar de bajar de categoría de peso. Sin embargo Paulina hizo lo contrario pues sentía que no estaba rindiendo como quería en sus competencias.Paulina señala que este tipo de decisiones sobre cambiar de categoría de peso se deben de hacer poniendo la salud y el cuerpo como prioridad número uno.Y hay que señalar también que se deben de hacer siempre asesorados por un profesional, dietista, nutriólogo y por supuesto también hay que tomar esa decisión junto con el entrenador.Una vez en la categoría de -57kg, los resultados de Paulina comenzaron a mejorar y se mantuvo de manera constante en la selección nacional de México y así comenzó a competir a nivel internacional.Ha sido campeona panamericana, medalla de plata en los Juegos Panamericanos de Toronto y medalla de bronce en la universiada mundial de Taipei en 2017.Fuera de la zona de confort otra vez.En el 2019 Paulina comenzó a buscar la oportunidad de estudiar en el extranjero, y buscaba también un lugar en el cuál poder entrenar taekwondo a un nivel de máxima exigencia.Una de sus opciones era Italia, pues como escribimos antes tiene la doble nacionalidad.Le preguntó a Carlo Molfetta, manager del equipo nacional de Italia si podía entrenar con el equipo italiano si se cambiaba a vivir a ese país y así apoyar al equipo.Ustedes saben que tener a un atleta de alto nivel que se esté topando constantemente con los miembros de un equipo siempre ayuda.La respuesta de Carlo Molfetta fue muy buena. Le ofrecieron la oportunidad no solo de entrenar, sino también de ganarse un lugar en el equipo italiano, pues tenía la nacionalidad. Y fue así que en diciembre del año 2019 ganó el campeonato nacional italiano, ahora se encuentra preparándose para el Clasificatorio Europeo rumbo a Tokyo 2021.Paulina es una deportista que se ha preocupado no sol por desarrollarse a nivel atlético, también como persona.Estudia fisioterapia y también se mantiene siempre abierta a aprender sobre otras disciplinas que la puedan ayudar a nivel personal.Algunos libros que la han marcado es “My fight, your fight” de la judoka y peleadora de MMA Ronda Rousey, también El hombre en busca de sentido de Viktor Frankl y The Power of Now, un libro que nos han recomendado varios atletas como Marcela Castillo y Claudia Cardenas.Habla tres idiomas, recientemente tomó un curso de astronomia por internet que también la impactó mucho, pues, nos comenta, estamos hechos con el mismo material que las estrellas.Puedes escuchar la entrevista completa en las diferentes plataformas. Si te gustó la entrevista por favor compartela y comentanos lo que aprendiste en la sección de comentarios.

On this week's podcast, host Laura Dickinson interviews with 2019 NCAA champion, 2018 World U20 Champion, and UC Berkeley student-athlete Camryn Rogers. Watch our interviews live on Instagram every Friday @keepitrunningpodcast Host: Laura Dickinson Guest: Camryn Rogers

Scott Joseph is a long and triple jumper for the University of Regina Cougars. Last year, he set a school record in the long jump, and was named the U Sports rookie of the year. In the process, Joseph brook a 45-year-old U-20 Canadian record. Host Courtney Hufsmith talks with Joseph about how he got into jumping, what he's been up to during the Pandemic, and his plans for the future. Follow The Keep It Running Podcast on Instagram and watch new live episodes every Friday: instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast

Laura Dickinson of the Keep It Running Podcast interviews father, future doctor, and recent winner of The Marathon Project, Martin Hehir.Hehir was a national champion at Syracuse University, and he now trains with the Reebok Boston Track Club. Coming off a sixth place finish at the US Olympic marathon trials, he ran an impressive 2:08:59 marathon last weekend to win the Marathon Project. Check out the Keep It Running podcast's weekly live interviews, each Friday on their IGTV: https://www.instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast/ A part of The XC Podcast Network

In this week's episode, host Courtney Hufsmith talks with Olympian Jess O'Connell about her experiences running in both the Canadian and American collegiate systems, imposter syndrome when starting out in running, and her secret to running a great 1,500m race. Watch Keep It Running live each Friday on IGTV: https://www.instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast Keep It Running is a podcast for and by university athletes and alumni. Hosts Courtney Hufsmith (University of Saskatchewan) and Laura Dickinson (Syracuse University) interview a varsity athlete each week, discussing how they are staying motivated and connected to the sport, especially during the pandemic. The Keep It Running Podcast is a part of The XC Podcast Network

Ryan Smeeton runs for Oklahoma State University, and has represented Canada at the 2019 World Athletics Championships, running the 3,000m steeplechase. Smeeton chats with host Laura Dickson from Stillwater, Oklahoma, where he's opted to stay and train during the holidays in order to take advantage of the warm weather and long stretches of country roads and trails. Watch Keep It Running live each Friday on IGTV: https://www.instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast Keep It Running is a podcast for and by university athletes and alumni. Hosts Courtney Hufsmith (University of Saskatchewan) and Laura Dickinson (Syracuse University) interview a varsity athlete each week, discussing how they are staying motivated and connected to the sport, especially during the pandemic. The Keep It Running Podcast is a part of The XC Podcast Network

Keep It Running is a weekly podcast hosted by university athletes, for university athletes and alumni. Each Friday, hosts Courtney Hufsmith (University of Saskatchewan) and Laura Dickinson (Syracuse University) have a conversation with a fellow varsity athlete. They talk training, balancing school and sports, and how they are staying connected to the track through the Pandemic. Hufsmith and Dickinson met at the World University Games in Italy, where both were competing for Canada. There, they decided to start a podcast. You can watch the podcast live on IGTV each Friday. Be sure to follow the Keep It Running Podcast Instagram for updates on each week's guest and streaming time: https://www.instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast A part of The XC Podcast Network

Courtney Hufsmith talks with U of T cross-country and track athlete Lucia Stafford. Lucia started 2020 on

Today's guest is a local athlete and elite cross country skier.  Alex Maycock is currently studying at Nippising University and competing for the XC ski team.  Alex represented Canada during the 2019 FISU games held in Russia.  He has a lot of knowledge regarding training strategies, physiology and recovery.  Alex is also a very talented runner who runs a near 30 minute 10k.  Running is a major component of Alex's dry land training.  To learn more about Alex and his training visit his YouTube channel linked below.  We have also linked many of the local races that Alex mentioned as well as his social media accounts.  RUN WILD! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1SxtA_21JuBVI0qySl_a8w https://compassrun.com/ https://www.runningfree.com/content/stores_orangeville/ http://chasethecoyote.com/ https://www.islandlakeclassic.com/ https://www.ontarioparks.com/park/hockleyvalley https://hockley.com/ https://mononordic.com/mnscblog/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/trailtalesarp/message

En esta novena entrega de Data Universitaria Radio: Hablamos con la decana de la Facultad de Química de UCA Rosario, Stella Maris Andretich, sobre como lograron adaptarse a la virtualidad en este contexto; Nos comunicamos con el rector de la Universidad Nacional de Jujuy y Vicepresidente del Consejo Interuniversitario (CIN), Rodolfo Tecchi, quien dejo un balance de esta primera mitad del año, ademas, hablamos sobre el Programa Nacional de Infraestructura Universitaria que se presento la semana pasada; También, hablamos con dos estudiantes que jugaron el torneo mundial de deportes electrónicos universitarios organizado por FISU, competencia de FIFA 20. (Este programa fue emitido el fin de semana del 19/07)

The Jayme & Markus joined us to talk about growing up on the North Shore of Vancouver and how Jayme influenced Marcus into the player he is today! Stick around to the end of the episode to hear a great story from the first co-ed tournament they ever play! Fans will recognize Jayme from playing at Simon Fraser University on the indoor side before transferring to the University of Alabama at Birmingham to play NCAA Beach.  Friends of the Show will know that Markus recently captured a CCAA National Championship with Capilano University and that on the beach side Markus will represent Canada this summer at FISU games!  We hope you enjoyed this episode! The best compliment you can give the show is telling your friends and leaving a 5 Star review! Stay Excellent friends! 

Ben is joined in the studio with Dave Schmude, the Director of UNE Life, as they discuss events that occurred in 2019 and look towards the future plans for the student experience at UNE. Dave also delivers a recap of 2019, talks about his new position with FISU Oceania, and discusses how to get involved with UNE Life.

„Mens sana in corpore sano“. Das wussten schon die alten Römer. Doch die hatten damals allerdings keine Radprofis die in einem eng gestrickten Rennkalender um die Welt reisten und zugleich an die Zukunft, an das Leben nach dem Sport, denken mussten. Profiradsport und Studium. Wie geht das zusammen? Die Windkante – der Radsport Podcast von Karsten Migels und Marc Rohde, ist dieser Frage zusammen mit Chantal Hoffmann, Philipp Walsleben, Romy Kasper, Daniel Westmattelmann, Claudia Lichtenberg, Thomas Rohregger und Christoph Pfingsten nachgegangen.

Big Performances At Prefontaine, PBs and lessons for mid-d mavericks; Ahmed, Knight and Debues-Stafford. Maple leafs to Lima, the national Pan-Am team selected for the end of July, and podium finishes in Sweden, Crew and Mitton tune up for FISU with notable throws.

We have an exciting show for you folks this week! We're bringing in the big 'W' Warren Taylor who just signed his first professional Volleyball contract and he's preparing to represent Canada for a second time at the FISU games in Italy!!   We also get an in depth report on the worst bike theft known to man, our boy Hoppsy is livid and is on the loose trying to catch the North Bay Bandit!! You do not want to miss this story!    

Espacio emitido el 26 de julio de 2018, en la temporada 4. Informe sobre los Juegos Universitarios de la Américas. Qué son y qué uruguayos compitieron allí.

Track may be starting, but on this week’s show we focus on the roads and on the grass. The top University cross country runners in the world faced off last weekend in Switzerland in the FISU championship and we chatted with Sergio Raez Villanueva, a Mcmaster Marauder who made the team and was the second Canadian male across the finish line. Also last weekend saw the Race Roster Spring Run Off happen in Toronto, with some of our best runners battling it out over a hilly 8k road course, the woman’s winner, and current Canadian marathon champion, Leslie Sexton joins us to talk about battling back from a lull, training and a lot more.

If we go back ten or so years, the “thing” that the Speed River group would be known for is their 5000m/10000m athletes. Reid Coolsaet had success in the 5, winning FISU silver back in 2005, collecting 4 national championship titles, and representing the Canadian national team at a world championships. His teammate, Eric Gillis, was a 10,000m guy, competing at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. Times have changed though, the club is now known now for a wider variety of reasons, and those athletes have moved up to the marathon, achieving great things in that race, but that’s not to say that the 5 and 10 group is any less potent. There are fresh faces carving out names for themselves in those 2 events, and their aim is to not only match, but eclipse their teammates historical accomplishments. This week’s show, we look specifically at the 5 and 10,000m event groups and some of the athletes training for those distances in Guelph. We’ll chat with former junior record holder Heather Petrick about her time in Guelph, dealing with injuries and what the future holds for her, we’ll also talk with Evan Esselink, the Canadian 10,000m champion, about the accountability of living with other high performance athletes and his move from running in the NCAA to a post collegiate environment, and we’ll check in with Ross Proudfoot, 2 time Canadian Cross Country Champion, who will show us around Guelph, including some great work out spots, and places important to the team.

This week on Double Shifting, Taylor Dupuis + Aaron Dutra join Jaxson Jacobs and Victor Findlay in studio. Calgary's Steven Stanford calls in to talk about the Crowchild Classic (18:00), and Carlos Verde has the latest from Team Canada at FISU (23:45).

(ATR) Oleg Matytsin is celebrating his one year anniversary as President of the International University Sports Federation (FISU). In his first year as President, Matytsin has successfully organized the next three World University Championships this season, hosted the International Day of University Sport for the first time and has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the IOC.

In this episode (originally aired March 24/16), I speak with Lakehead's reigning Male Athlete of the Year, Kevin Tree, who ran at the FISU Championships in Cassino, Italy earlier in March.

Just when you thought it had gone away and you wouldn’t have to hear about it until next September….it's back. “It”, being collegiate cross country, that is. Coming up on March 12 in Italy the FISU Cross meet will see some of the best student athletes all in one place, competing in the dirt and grass, hoping to not only make their university proud, but also their country. Of course, Canada looks to be fielding a solid team, and this week, we sit down to chat with two of them. This week we chat with Blair Morgan and Kevin Tree before they take off for Italy!

En manchette cette semaine à l'UQAM: - L'équipe masculine de basketball termine première au tournoi de la FISU en Chine - Samuel Cossette et Nadia Lafrenière sont les deux nouveaux représentants étudiants à siéger sur le Conseil d'administration de l'UQAM - L'UQAM lance se campagne Centraide    

It seems like it’s been repeatedly said, both on this show and else where, but after the last few weeks (and months) of Canadian athletic performances on the world stage, it bears repeating, this is an exciting time to be a Canadian athletics fan. Whether it be at any of the the Diamond League meets, FISU, Pan Ams or our impressive haul at the World Championships, it’s been an exciting summer, with solid results to back it up. On this week’s show, we chat with one of the contributors to that medal count, Ben Thorne, the B.C Race Walker who surprised us all with a bronze medal and the 20km Canadian race walk record in Beijing, about the best heckle he’s ever heard, politics in his event and his time in Bejing. As well we wrap up the summer season (from Pan-Ams and beyond) and look ahead to the fall (marathons and cross) with our in house run pundit, Jeff Costen.

At first glance, you wouldn’t think that my two guests and what they represent, would have much in common. One, an up and coming middle distance runner, fresh off an impressive silver medal performance at the FISU games,ready to take on the ones she’s looked up to on the grandest of stages, and the other, a representative for the biggest beer mile spectacular the world has seen. Sure, there are the obvious connectors, like running, but still, one would think, not much there. If I had to draw some sort of connection between the two though, it would be this: Between the two, there is so much yet unrealized potential, Gabriela Stafford currently has the running world right where she wants it, she’s young, she’s already putting down world class times, and she’s still improving year by year, and the World Beer Mile Classic, not even in its first running has already attracted the likes of ESPN, as well as most of the world’s top beer milers. If I had to guess, world records will fall, and we’re just witnessing a fraction of the attention this will receive in the coming weeks. So this week on the terminal mile, it’s all about the big things...still to come. Links Beer Mile Fundraising Shirts: http://teespring.com/TeamCanadaBeerMile Fundraising Video: http://www.trackie.com/track-and-field/TrackieTV/team-canada-beer-mile-fundraiser/6139/ Beer Mile Classic Twitter: @BeerMileClassic Gabriela’s Twitter: @GStafford13

Marshall is joined in studio by McMaster Mens Volleyball Libero Seyar Karimi to discuss his beach volleyball coaching career. Later Guelph Gryphons QB James Roberts joins to talk about his first year in the OUA and Laurier Golden Hawks Soccer veteran Kelsey Tikka visits to chat about her upcoming role on the FISU team headed to South Korea.

My guest this week is Lance Cansdale, head coach of the Dal Tigers and Team Leader for Team Canada at FISU Games in Kazan Russia. Lance talks about returning to coaching after a 2 year hiatus, his role as Team Leader at FISU and the games themselves.  Pretty good interview - done at 7:30am my time (3:30pm in Russia) - I would have kept him longer but my kids woke up and were too noisy. Sorry folks. #coachmikepodcast will be on hiatus until August due to the busy 3 week period of Senior Nats, Age Groups and the travel involved. Hopefully the archives, my blog & Twitter account will tide you over until then. As always, you should check out my blog and follow me on Twitter(@coachmikeswim). Check out my archived past episodes as well.