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Tom and Zac discuss the revamped Guelph Gryphons.

In this episode of Today in YGK, CFRC’s Broadcast Journalist Christena Lawrie sits down with a founding member of the Kingston Climate Justice Coalition to get into their upcoming Kingston Climate Action Town Hall this weekend. In sports, Jesse Bell recaps the Queen’s Gaels vs Guelph Gryphons face-off at Richardson Stadium on Saturday. Also tune in for your weather, traffic, and CFRC events and concerts calendars.

Connor and Wade are back to get you excited for Week 3 action in USPORTS! Off the top of the episode the pair are joined by Laurier Golden Hawks QB Taylor Elgersma who helps set the stage for their matchup against the red hot Guelph Gryphons. Later in the episode the duo discuss the big games throughout the rest of the country. Subscribe, review and tell a friend to help us bring you even more Canadian football content!

It's combine season! And to kick it off we have a defensive genius join us. The Defensive Coordinator of the new look Guelph Gryphons Matt Berry stops by to talk about what it takes to build a defence, and how to get combine ready

Geoffrey Brandow, has had lifelong dreams about being a sports broadcaster now he does so with hometown University of Guelph Gryphons in both men's and women's hockey and basketball with Gryph Vision. #geoffreybrandow #gryphvision #playbyplayannouncer #universityofguelph #gryphonshockey #gryphonsbasketball #guest #livewithcdp #talkshow #radioshow #WQEE #chrispomay #youtube #applepodcasts #spotify #barrycullenchevrolet #sponsorship

Hangin' Cleats: Feature Interview   We spent the afternoon hangin' out with Guelph Gryphons' #13, Dylan Rennie.   We discuss his OUA & League 1 Ontario Championships, his trial in Ireland, the rise of Canadian Soccer, and his future aspirations.   Follow us for more Canadian made Football content:   Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/hangincleats?s=21   Instagram https://instagram.com/hangincleats?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=   Website: https://www.beyondculture.ca/hangin-cleats

Rasheed Weeks, is a 6'5 guard with the OUA's University of Guelph Gryphons men's basketball team. Weeks, from Mississauga, Ontario is in his 5th year at the University of Guelph majoring in Psychology. #rasheedweeks #universityofguelphgryphons #mensbasketball #guard #psychology #mississaugaon #studentathlete #ouabasketball #guest #livewithcdpsports #podcast #livestream #youtube #facebooklive #twitter #twitch #linkedin #audio #applepodcasts #googlepodcast #spotify #anchorfm #breaker #pocketcasts #linkedin #castbox #radiopublic #iheartradio #amazonmusic #stitcher #tunein #buzzsprout #barrycullenchevrolet#sponsor

We are excited to announce that 2023 brings NEW EPISODES of Runchatlive Podcast, bringing you a special FOUR PART SERIES on GAIT ANALYSIS talking to internationally acclaimed researchers Dr. Max Paquette, Dr. JF Esculier, Dr. Allison Gruber and Dr Izzy Moore about the role of Gait Analysis in running injury & performance. In this PART ONE of the series, recorded as always LIVE on the Runchatlive YouTube channel, we talk with Dr Max Paquette, Associate Professor of the University of Memphis Human Performance Center and Director of the Musculoskeletal Analysis Laboratory. Dr. Paquette consults for high school, collegiate and World-class track and field athletes and their coaches to optimize performance and reduce injury risks. During his collegiate career with the Guelph Gryphons, he won multiple national titles in cross country and track and in 2008, he was a national and Olympic Trials finalist in the 3000m steeplechase. When it comes to research, Dr Paquette has had a huge influence in the field of lower limb joint mechanics with over 100 scientific articles, including the effects of different footwear, fatigue/repetition, altered techniques and training interventions for injury prevention and performance. Dr. Paquette's research also focuses on the effects of exercise interventions and gait modifications on joint mechanics, and function in older individuals and athletes. Topics discussed in this episode: 6:40 Why has there been a decline in the use of gait analysis in the last few years by scientists & biomechanists? 9:20 When did Max Paquette first use gait analysis and what did he look for? 11:25 The danger of thinking all runners should run like elites. 13:20 The challenges of mass misinformation and educating runners. 17:40 Gait analysis for prescribing shoes 21:10 Gait analysis for 'management strategies' to help recovery from injury 23:00 Dr Max Paquette on researchgate.net 24:56 'The influence of surface & speed on biomechanical external loads obtained from wearable devices in rearfoot elite runners.' 33:15 The significance of footstrike in running performance 38:00 What running injuries can gait analysis be best used for? 46:00 Gait Analysis vs The Naked Eye 48:50 Cues and Drills for runners 50:30 Internal Cues vs External Cues 51:50 Cadence and Gait Analysis 58:00 Dr Max Paquette on Twitter @biomechmax Useful Links   University of Memphis Human Performance Center Dr Max Paquette on Twitter: @biomechmax Human Performance Center on Facebook Our sincere thanks to Dr Max Paquette for giving up his time to be a guest! Join us for Part Two on  Monday January 30th 6pm GMT with special guest Dr Jean Francois Esculier!  Please Support Our Podcast! If you appreciate what we do on Runchatlive Podcast, please take a couple of minutes to leave us a rating & review. It really does make all the difference in helping us reach out to a larger audience. iPhone users you can do this from your phone, Android users you will need to do it from iTunes.

Adam Gosse, is the Public Address Announcer for the CFL's Toronto Argonauts at BMO Field, and Commercial Truck Sales for Peterbilt here in Whitby, On, and the Public Address Announcer for the 2022 University of Guelph Gryphons football team at Alumni Stadium. #adamgosse #torontoargonauts #publicaddressannouncer #bmofield #livewithcdp #podcast #talkshow #guest #universityofguelphgryphons #alumnistadium #peterbilttrucksales #whitbyontario #youtubechannel #facebooklive #twitter #twitch #linkedin #audio #applepodcasts #googlepodcasts #spotify #anchorfm #breaker #pocketcasts #radiopublic #podbean #overcast #iheartradio #amazonmusic #tunein #stitcher #barrycullenchevrolet #sponsor

Connor and Wade are back for Thursday's episode where they discuss the USports Top 10, the Guelph Gryphons, and their lines for this week's USports games! If you want to help grow our coverage, make sure to share, subscribe, and tell a friend!

Episode 199! GSL and Coach Tim, who's on the road with his Guelph Gryphons, welcome their coach Samantha Adams from Neuro Peak Pro. We learn how precision breathing can positively affect your nervous system and help you make better decisions which leads to lower scores. Then it's a Bobby Jones deep dive with Scratch Attitude guru Kent Osbourne...it turns out Jones knew a thing or two about the mental side of the game nearly 100 years ago! Brought to you by NeuroPeak Pro,TaylorMade Golf and Jonathan Wong Apparel inc!

Welcome to the year of 2022!This week on Desks & Dusters we sit down with Listowel local Ted Nichol who currently leads the Guelph Gryphons mens hockey team, to talk about his playing career, key highlights and whats next.Don't forget to listen to whats on sale for the month of January, all included with our FREE delivery and NO MINIMUMS on orders.Lastly we chat about PBJ Cares, an initiative we started in 2021 to raise money for a few select organizations and talk about some great local events as well! If you or someone you know has an event going on, let us know!

Natasha Spaling joins the show! Natasha is currently with the Guelph Gryphons as an Assistant Coach, she was formally with the Queen's Gaels as an AC, Head Coach of Niagara College, Waterloo Warriors alumni and will be on the Canada Games staff for Team Ontario at Canada Games! Tash has a Masters of Coaching, hear all about her studies and more!   Please tell your friends about the show, give a 5 Star review and comment on Apple! 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!

On this latest episode GSL and Coach Tim talk OAU golf with the University of Guelph Gryphons and we look back on some of the big take-aways from another season filled with learning, transcendence and the occasional 7 iron in the trees! As always brought to you by JWApparelinc.com and TaylorMade Golf.

Wade and Marsh are on board to go through the latest week of OUA football which saw Queen's keep winning, Western doing Western things, and big plays galore from the Guelph Gryphons receivers! To help grow your Canadian Football content, please subscribe, share, and tell a friend!

Terry Radchenko spent nearly 2 decades coaching with the University of Toronto, helping develop some of Canada's best middle distance runners. This year he was named the head cross-country coach for the University of Guelph Gryphons, a program with a history of success, but which had been without a coach for the last 2 years. In this episode Terry talks about new beginnings and about the exciting depth of Canadian collegiate running, after his team won their first meet of the season in London, Ontario.  Learn more about The Shakeout Podcast and Canadian Running Magazine on our website https://runningmagazine.ca/category/shakeout-podcast/Follow The Shakeout Podcast on Twitter https://twitter.com/ShakeoutPodcastInstagram https://www.instagram.com/shakeoutpodcast/ andFacebook https://www.facebook.com/theshakeoutpodcast/Subscribe to our weekly show on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/the-shakeout-podcast/id1224828899243

The Lightning continue to power through the Canadiens. Jeff and Elliotte recap game 3 of the Stanley Cup final (00:00), discuss the impact of Tyler Johnson and the impressive play of (injured) Nikita Kucherov, and explain how Conn Smythe voting works. Plus, they try to figure out where to get some Guelph Gryphons pajamas. They […]

Steven Abrams makes his second appearance on the show and this time brings rising star Jonny Pickett! Both Abrams and Pickett are training with Team Canada at the National Excellence Program (NEP) and have represented Canada at Youth World Championships on the beach. During league play the two friends are rivals as Steven plays for the Windsor Lancers and Jonny plays for the Guelph Gryphons.  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! We hope you enjoyed this episode! Please give us a 5 Star Review and tell your friends about the show! Stay Excellent Friends   

For Episode 29 of our Gryph Nation Radio podcast, we catch up with a pair of proud Gryphon alumni who, following their days as student-athletes at the University of Guelph, have gone on to earn the coveted titles of Canadian Olympians. With Thursday, February 4 marking exactly one year away from the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, we thought it would be the perfect time to catch up with Mirela Rahneva (Canadian Olympian in the women's skeleton in PyeongChang, 2018) and Cody Sorensen (Canadian Olympian in the men's 4-man bobsleigh, Sochi 2014).Mirela "Mimi" Rahneva played four seasons with the Gryphons women's rugby from 2007 to 2010. During her time as a Gryphon, Mimi was a three-time OUA champion and four-time CIS bronze medalist while studying tourism management. Following her graduation, Mimi made a seamless transition from the rugby pitch to the sled, where she has gone on to become a fixture on the international circuit for skeleton. Mimi currently has her sights set on Beijing 2022 where she hopes to earn the title of two-time Olympian.Ottawa native Cody Sorensen attended the University of Guelph from 2004 to 2008, competing on the Gryphons men's track and field team. During his days as a Gryphon student-athlete, Cody was a three-time national medalist in the men's 60m hurdles, and was a key part of an unforgettable 2007-08 season when the Guelph Gryphons were crowned national champions for the first time in program history (on both the men's and women's sides). After earning his undergrad from U of G in management economics and finance, Cody would move from the track to bobsleigh after turning heads at an open identifiction camp held by Bobsleigh Canada at York University. After serving as an alternate at the 2010 Olympic Games in Vancouver, Cody would officially earn the title of Olympian at the 2014 Games in Sochi where he represented Canada in the four-man bobleigh alongside Justin Kripps, Jesse Lumsden and Ben Coakwell. 

For our first episode of 2021, we are dipping into our favourite reoccurring segment on Gryph Nation Radio with our latest edition of “Champions Corner." For each "Champions Corner" episode, we do a little blast-to-the-past to catch up with former Gryphon student-athletes who helped secure some of the greatest championship moments in U of G history. To this day, the Guelph Gryphons have been crowned national champions in football just once in program history. The year was 1984. The Gryphons put together an unforgettable playoff run, culminating with a 22-13 victory over the Mount Allison Mounties on Nov. 24, 1984 in the Vanier Cup, which was played at Varsity Stadium in Toronto in front of nearly 20,000 fans!Joining us for Episode 27 are a pair of proud Gryphon alum from the '84 Gryphon football squad, who had front row seats to watch the Gryphon fans storm the field and tear down the uprights at Varsity Stadium on that cold, November day. From the offensive side of the ball, we have Jed Tommy joining us! Jed wore No. 23 for the Gryphons and was the team's bruising fullback who was named Team MVP of the '84 team. Jed suited up for the Gryphons from 1981-1984 and was inducted into the Gryphon Hall of Fame in 2004. After his playing days as a Gryphon, Jed went on to put together an outstanding CFL career which included earning the title of Grey Cup champion with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 1986. Also joining us is Pat Tracey, who was a starting cornerback on the Gryphons 1984 Vanier Cup-winning team. Pat played football for the Gryphons from 1982-1986, serving as a key piece of a loaded Gryphon defence. Following his football playing days at the University of Guelph, Pat Tracey went on to put together one of the most decorated and respected collegiate coaching careers in our country, with over 30 years of coaching experience in Canadian university football. Pat's coaching career started at his alma mater, where he was actually part of two more Yates Cup championships with the Gryphons in 92 and 96. He was at Queen's University from 2000-to-2013 (and was defensive coordinator of the Gaels 2009 Vanier Cup team) and currently serves as defensive coordinator out west with the UBC Thunderbirds. Pat Tracey's impressive coaching resume also includes a pair of stops in the pro ranks, with the former Gryphon coaching with the Ticats in 1998 as well as with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers from 2014-15.Jed and Pat share some vivid memories from the Gryphons run to the 1984 Vanier Cup, with the full episode available on Thursday, Jan. 7 across all major podcast platforms.

Episode 26 of our Gryph Nation Radio podcast marks our final episode of 2020! To help us reflect on the year that was (from a COVID perspective), we chat with two special guests in Dr. Tim O'Shea and Sarah Mau. From 1994-to-1997, Tim O'Shea studied biomedical sciences at the University of Guelph and played for four seasons on our Guelph Gryphons men's rugby team. After graduating from U of G, he completed his medical degree at McMaster, while also earning his Masters of Public Health from Harvard University. He is trained in internal medicine, infectious diseases and medical microbiology at McMaster and is currently an Assistant Professor in McMaster's Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases. Our chat with Dr. O'Shea revolves around COVID-19 vaccines, with the first vaccine shots in our country just administered earlier this week (Dec. 14, 2020).After Dr. O'Shea starts off Episode 26 with some great COVID-19 insight from a medical perspective, we shift our conversation to provide our listeners with some updates from the perspective of the Department of Athletics. Sarah Mau, the Associate Director (Programming, Facilities, Fitness & Recreation) with Gryphon Athletics, joins us to reflect on how the past nine months have impacted the Department of Athletics at the University of Guelph.

For Episode 19 of the Gryph Nation Radio podcast, we chat with the Mayor of the City of Guelph, and avid Gryphon supporter, Cam Guthrie. Prior to becoming Mayor of Guelph, Cam Guthrie was a licensed insurance broker and local entrepreneur for 16 years. He holds a business diploma from Sir Sandford Fleming College in Peterborough. In 2008, the Guelph Mercury named him one of the city's top “40 Under 40.” After serving as a City Councillor (Ward 4) for four years (2010-2014), Cam was elected Mayor of Guelph in December of 2014. In 2018, he successfully was re-elected for a second term.On top of his accomplished career in politics, Mayor Guthrie is also a talented drummer, having played on several studio recordings, and produced or co-produced several albums. He is also a loyal fan of the Guelph Gryphons, the Guelph Storm, and the Guelph Royals. He and his wife, Rachel, are the proud parents of two children (Anikan, age 17, and Adelaide age 16). Mayor Guthrie stops by the Gryph Nation Radio podcast to provide us with some terrific insight into the dynamic between the University of Guelph and the City of Guelph, and how those two entities have worked together seamlessly through the years. The Mayor weighs in on a variety of topics, from the City-wide benefits that have come from the contributions made by the U of G students, and to some of the most successful programming offered by Gryphon Athletics, including the local high school football "Fryday Night Lights" series, which was launched back in 2018 to showcase Guelph high school football, with games taking place at U of G's Alumni Stadium.

Episode 17 marks the first edition of our new, reoccurring segment which we've titled Champions Corner where we will be doing a little blast-to-the-past to catch up with former Gryphon student-athletes who helped secure some of the greatest championship moments in U of G history during their time as Gryphon varsity student-athletes.For our first Champions Corner edition, we're going back 24 years to March of 1997, when the Guelph Gryphons were crowned national champions for the first (and still to this date, the only) time in Gryphons men's hockey history. Nearly 6,000 fans filled the lower bowl at the iconic Maple Leaf Gardens in Toronto to watch the Gryphons capture the 1996-97 CIAU title, skating to a 4-3 win over the University of New Brunswick. Joining us to re-live the greatest moment in Gryphon men's hockey history is team captain Chris Clancy, standout goalie Matt Mullin and star defenceman J.P. Davis. Chris Clancy, a Kitchener native who studied arts and played forward for three and a half years with the Gryphons (joining the team mid-way thru the 93-94 season and ending his U of G career with a national title in 96-97) served as team captain and was a former draft pick of the Buffalo Sabres who went on to become a three-time OUAA All-Star during his standout Gryphon career. Matt Mullin, a Guelph native who studied agricultural business during his two seasons as a star goalie for the Gryphons (1995-96 to 1996-97) was the first individual in program history to be named National Player of the Year, earning the prestigious Senator Joseph A. Sullivan Trophy during the Gryphons national-title winning season in 1996-97. J.P. Davis, an Oshawa native who studied biology at U of G, was a two-time All-Canadian who also was named the CIAU Player of the Year during his senior season at Guelph in 1997-98. To date, J.P. Davis and Matt Mullin remain the only Gryphon players in program history to take home National Player of the Year honours. Davis played five seasons with the Gryphons (1993-94 to 1997-98), earning All-Canadian status in each of his final two seasons. In 2014, J.P. Davis was inducted into the Gryphon Hall of Fame.

For Episode 16 of our Gryph Nation Radio podcast, we are joined by a trio of great guests as we focus our conversation around concussion-related issues in sports.The certified, professional voice joining us is that of Judy Lynch, the head athletic therapist within the University of Guelph's Department of Athletics. Judy is one of the most familiar faces in the department, with over 30 years of experience treating patients and clients, including extensive experience leading the treatment of our very own Gryphon student-athletes. Also joining us for this important chat about concussions is a pair of student-athletes who offer some excellent first-hand perspective when it comes to some of the challenges that exist when it comes to navigating the road to recovery after having suffered a concussion in sport. Burke Bechard is a fourth-year psychology major at U of G and a star on our Gryphons women's basketball team, a two-time OUA All-Star who is fearless on the basketball court. The native of Dover Centre, Ontario has picked up more than a few injury setbacks throughout her impressive athletic career, and she opens up to us specifically about some of the concussions she has suffered during her basketball career. Ross Williams, a landscape architecture major from Oshawa who is in his final year as a Gryphon, competes on the Guelph Gryphons men's rugby team, and has emerged as an extremely valuable voice when it comes to opening up about his experiences having suffered multiple concussions during his rugby career.

Doug Pflug turned 54 a few weeks ago and wants everyone to know that he's doing okay. His body might be 54 but his passion and mind is still in its early 20's. This episode has some inspirational storytelling from Doug, including the discouragement one teacher gave him, and he advice his father taught him when he was in grade 7 that shaped who he is today. Doug  also recounted his last days in grade 12 when he last spoke to a classmate who would perish in the 1985 Air India bombing. It was that incident that Doug knew he would work in policing. In the later years, he showed his value in training athletes like Todd Bertuzzi and Jeff O'Neill over the course of a summer. Today he is the strength and conditioning coach of the Guelph Gryphons football team. Doug spent 18 years working with the Guelph Storm and spent some time working with the University of West Virginia Hockey team.  You will hear Doug's story and how an empathetic soul like Doug copes with some of the harder days when policing. He also has some great advice to make the world a better place including making at least 10 people smile everyday! Also ask yourself: "Who was I? Who am I? And who do I want to be moving forward?" Doug continues to be a coach, councillor, and mentor. His website is Rise Up and Excel and there you can find links to his blog, and more.  Connect to Doug's personal account on LinkedIn, and Twitter.  And his Iron Will 360 Accounts on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.  Search out the hashtag #RiseUpAndExcel and you'll be in good hands.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For Episode 14, we catch up with a trio of former Gryphon student-athletes, all of whom have used their varsity experiences at the University of Guelph as a launching pad for success when it comes to making the jump to the professional sporting ranks in their respective disciplines. Todd Winder, a dynamic forward on the Guelph Gryphons men's hockey team, recently signed a pro contract in Sweden with Vimmerby HC. Todd spent a total of three seasons as a Gryphon while majoring in management economics and finance, and was named an OUA West First Team All-Star in 2019-20 after finishing tied for 3rd in the OUA in scoring with 39 points in 28 games played. The Uxbridge native capped his Gryphon career back in March of 2020 by helping lead the Gryphons men's hockey team to their seventh OUA title in program history.  Zarko Ubiparip also majored in management economics and finance during his three seasons as a Gryphon, where he starred on the Gryphons men's volleyball program. In each of his three seasons, Zarko was recognized at the conference level, including being named an OUA West First Team All-Star in 2019-20, where he helped the Gryphons reach the OUA Men's Volleyball Final Four. Zarko has recently signed a pro contract in Serbia with OK Ribnica Kraljevo. Valerie Lamenta, one of the most decorated women's hockey players in the history of the University of Guelph, joins us to chat about her experience playing professional hockey overseas last season in Hungary (where she led her pro team, KHM Budapest, to a championship in Europe). During her five-year career with the Gryphons women's hockey program, Val was a three-time OUA champion, and also led our women's hockey program to their first ever national title in 2018-19. Val was also the first Gryphons women's hockey player ever to be named the national player of the year, receiving the prestigious U SPORTS Brodrick Trophy during her sophomore season. A mechanical engineering major during her time at Guelph, Val is now pursuing her Masters in her hometown of Montreal at McGill University.Val, Zarko and Todd join us to chat about their journey from Gryphons to the pro ranks!

For Episode 13, we chat with Dr. Tim O'Shea, a leading expert in the field of infectious diseases.From 1994-to-1997, Tim studied biomedical sciences at the University of Guelph and played for four seasons on our Guelph Gryphons men's rugby team. After graduating from U of G, he completed medical degree at McMaster, while also earning his Masters of Public Health from Harvard University. He is trained in internal medicine, infectious diseases and medical microbiology at McMaster (and is Royal College certified in each of these disciplines). Tim O'Shea has traveled and worked extensively in East Africa in both general internal medicine and infectious diseases. He is currently an Assistant Professor in McMaster's Department of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases.Dr. O'Shea has done some truly inspiring medical work in the Hamilton area, including spearheading a program called “HamSmart” (Hamilton Social Medicine Response Team), while also serving as an integral part of the “Shelter Health Network." Both programs aim to serve people living in the Hamilton who have no family doctor, who are homeless or precariously housed, and who have complex health and social needs (links below for more info).Dr. O'Shea generously takes time from his busy schedule to stop by the Gryph Nation Radio podcast to chat with us about his outstanding medical career while also weighing in on a variety of COVID-19 related topics. Tim also looks back fondly on his time as a student-athlete at the University of Guelph during the mid-to-late 1990's. 

For Episode 11, we chat with one of the newest members of our Gryphon family as we connect with longtime NHL linesman Scott Driscoll.Scott recently announced his retirement from the NHL after working an incredible 28 seasons as an NHL linesman. The native of Seaforth, Ontario is now set to join the Gryphons women's hockey team as an assistant coach.With one of the most decorated officiating careers under his belt, Scott's incredible resumé includes a total of 2,032 NHL games (1,847 regular season games, 185 playoff games), three Stanley Cup Finals (2004, 2007 & 2014) and two Winter Classics (2014 Leafs/Red Wings in Ann Arbor, Michigan and the 2020 Winter Classic at the Cotton Bowl in Texas between Dallas and Nashville). His first NHL game was back in 1992, with the last game of his remarkable NHL officiating career coming on March 10, 2020 in Toronto when the Leafs hosted the Tampa Bay Lightning.Scott shares some incredible stories from his nearly three decades with a front row seat to the very best hockey players in the world, and also chats with us about his upcoming transition into the coaching ranks as the latest addition to the Guelph Gryphons women's hockey program.

This episode, we speak with Rogers TV Host, Guelph Gryphons announcer, and Guelph Nighthawks PA announcer Sean Furfaro.   Worked many years in the broadcasting industry, we talk about his life as a TV host, and his opinions on the upcoming season with the pandemic in the OHL.   Don't miss out, as another great chat with a great guest.

For Episode 7 of our Gryph Nation Radio podcast, we chat with Dr. Scott VanBommel, a former goalie with the Guelph Gryphons men's hockey team, who now makes a living south of the border in Missouri where he works as a physicist and planetary scientist at Washington University in St. Louis. Scott spent parts of four seasons (2008-09 to 2011-2012) with the Gryphons men's hockey team, suiting up for the Gryphs during the final two years of his undergrad, as well as the first two years of his Masters (in Physics). While part of the men's hockey program, Scott also contributed to a University of Guelph research team (led by Professor Ralf Gellert) that designed and calibrated an instrument called an alpha particle X-ray spectrometer, or APXS for short. This instrument was carried to Mars aboard the Mars rovers, Opportunity and Curiosity. The instrument, which is located on the arm of the Mars rovers, is used to measure the composition of rocks on Mars. Scott's incredible career has multiple highlights, including a 2018 NASA-funded expedition to Antarctica in search of meteorites. The former Gryphons men's hockey goalie also came incredibly close to earning the prestigious title of Canadian astronaut as, for just the third time in the past 25 years, the Canadian Space Agency sent out a recruitment call for astronauts. Out of a pool of over 4,000 applicants, Scott was one of the finalists for the coveted position, ultimately finishing somewhere in the range between the final 30-to-70 candidates in the Canadian Space Agency's search for their next astronaut. Scott provides us with some terrific insight into the whole astronaut selection process and also reflects on his time at the University of Guelph and explains how his athletic background has set him up for ­success in his current career as a physicist and planetary scientist.­

Harry Potvin is a swimmer for the University of Guelph Gryphons and is the founder of the Mental Corner. Hear about Harry's mental health journey as a varsity athlete and the opportunities he has had to share his story. In this interview, Harry discusses some of the misconceptions people have about mental health and sports and the inspiration he received to talk to other athletes about mental health on his own Youtube channel, the Mental Corner. Segment #1: Harry's journey (2:24) Segment #2: Daily life as a varsity swimmer and as a content creator (23:42) Segment #3: Misconceptions about swimming and mental health in sports (35:30) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (45:03) The Mental Corner's social media contacts: Instagram (@thementalcorner), Twitter (@corner_mental), Facebook (@TheMentalCorner), and Youtube (@TheMentalCorner). U Sports article about Harry and his mental health journey (https://usports.ca/en/news/2019/01/1045780487/harrison-potvin-s-battle-with-mental-health) This episode is brought to you by Beyond the Game. Beyond The Game is an organization dedicated to elevating the vision of athletes through the connection of sport to what's next. Their aim is to create better athletes, stronger leaders, tighter teams, and most importantly, more enlightened people. Follow their journey on Facebook and LinkedIn at Beyond The Game, on Instagram @beyond_thegame, and at their website www.gobeyondthegame.ca Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Bryce Foster, an attacker for the Team Canada men's sitting volleyball team. Hear about his journey onto the national team and the opportunities he has had to share about his experiences as a para-athlete with youth and schools.

Andrew Masters is a goalie for the University of Guelph Gryphons men's hockey team. In this interview, Andrew shares about his journey from junior hockey where he was cut from 22 organizations. Hear a story of perseverance and mental fortitude that culminates in him winning a conference championship and a Queen's Cup MVP award. Segment #1: Andrew's journey (2:07) Segment #2: Daily life as a varsity hockey player (10:55) Segment #3: Misconceptions about being a varsity athlete (26:55) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (37:44) Andrew's social media contacts: Twitter (@AndrewMasters30), Instagram (@AndrewMasters95, @gryphgoalienation) 519 Sports Online article: https://519sportsonline.ca/article.php?articleID=27 This episode is brought to you by Beyond the Game. Beyond The Game is an organization dedicated to elevating the vision of athletes through the connection of sport to what's next. Their aim is to create better athletes, stronger leaders, tighter teams, and most importantly, more enlightened people. Follow their journey on Facebook and LinkedIn at Beyond The Game, on Instagram @beyond_thegame, and at their website www.gobeyondthegame.ca Keep an eye out on the next episode where I interview Orion Edwards, a brakeman for the Team Canada bobsled team. Come hear about his journey from varsity football player to national team bobsledder.

Derek Marques is the founder of Lakeridge Sports Management and is a professional baseball agent. In this interview, Derek discusses how he became a baseball agent and what it means to have a player-centered approach. Hear about the unique opportunity Derek has as a Canadian baseball agent and what life is like in minor league baseball. Segment #1: Derek's journey (2:20) Segment #2: Daily life as a baseball agent (15:16) Segment #3: Misconceptions about being a baseball agent (32:14) Segment #4: Rapid fire questions (43:25) Derek's social media contacts: Twitter (@derekmarques) Lakeridge Sports Management social media contacts: Twitter (@LSMsportsmgmt), Instagram (@lsmsportsmgmt), Website (http://lakeridgesports.com/) Toronto Star article about Derek (https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/2020/04/13/agent-of-change-how-whitbys-derek-marques-beat-the-odds-to-achieve-his-dream-in-baseball.html) This episode is brought to you by Julia Peden Designs. Julia Peden is a freelance multimedia designer who helps bring your ideas to life. She specializes in developing unique brands and designs for your business to stand out from the pack. From branding and logos to jersey or website design, Julia can help you with any project of any size. You can check out her projects and various works at juliapeden.com. Keep an eye out for the next episode where I interview Andrew Masters, goaltender for the University of Guelph Gryphons. Hear about his story of perseverance through junior hockey and his experience winning the 2020 Queen's Cup.

I talk with one of my great friends from Uni, Williams Ike-Joseph, who is a Guelph Gryphons linebacker. It was fun to catch up with him and see what quarantine is like for a college athlete right now. We also talk about the huge progressions in the world of sport and how it could be sooner than we expect to see some action. Finally, I talk about how The Last Dance documentary is beneficial right now for people to watch so that they feel motivated and in good spirits.

The only 15th rounder to sign with an OHL franchise. Lucas Chiodo played his heart out as a Barrie Colt, and things didn't change when he was dealt to the Ottawa 67s. From playing with top talents, to playing in Italy, now committing to the Guelph Gryphons, we go through it all and much more!

Zach & Steve have a virtual sitdown with the Head Coach of the University of Guelph Gryphons, Ryan Sheahan!Coach Sheahan has had a successful start to his young coaching career starting with Queens University as the Assistant Offensive Coordinator & Quarterback coach before moving on to be the Hamilton Tiger-Cats running back coach in 2012. Sheahan returned to USports as the Offensive Coordinator at Queens before taking the job at the University of Calgary as their Offensive Coordinator & Assistant Head Coach. In 2019, Sheahan was named Head Coach of the Gryphons and lead the team to a 6-2 regular-season record and an OUA Semi-Finals appearance. The fellas talked about a range of topics from how the Gryphons and other football programs are coping with the current COVID-19 climate, what got Sheahan started in football, what he looks for in a quarterback, his coaching philosophy and much more!You can find Coach Sheahan on Twitter @ryshea7 & on Instagram @ryanpatricksheahan.Please stay safe out there! We aim to keep bringing you engaging content for you to enjoy during this trying time. Be sure to check out our other interviews as well with Marcus "Chunky" Adams (Ep.12), Jabari Arthur (Ep.26), Nik Kowalski (Ep.16&36), Danny Austin (Ep.38) and Andy Fantuz (Ep.49).

Welcome to Baseball Evolution DirtBags! This week Nolan, Braydon and Kirk are doing the final episode of the college recruiting series with the Head Coach of the University of Guelph Gryphons, Dean Mariani. Dean’s Gryphons just recently won the Inaugural Canadian University National Championship tournament and gives you real inside information from a coach’s perspective... The post Episode 12 – College Recruiting With U of Guelph Head Coach Dean Mariani appeared first on Baseball Evolution.

Dakota and Zac break down the semi-finals games in the OUA. 00:00 - Intro 00:38 - Who's Back of the Week 2:21 - Western Mustangs 30 - Waterloo Warriors 24 14:00 - McMaster Mauraders 19 - Guelph Gryphons 9 28:24 - Yates Cup Preview 44:30 - Mailbag 45:10 - Dakota's Do Better

Warren is joined by Trevor Mann, former Canadian University (CIS) guard for the Guelph Gryphons. The two talk about tonight's opening night festivities including Kawhi vs LeBron and the Raptors ring ceremony. They also discuss the recent big contract extensions for Sabonis, Hield, Siakam and Brown, rookies to watch, teams to look out for and NBA futures bets! Follow us on Twitter: @FingerRollLayupYou can follow Warren on Twitter: @wjkosoyAudio information:"Feelin' Good" - Royalty Free BeatsThis royalty-free beat is available for download at https://freebeats.ioSoundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/free-beats-ioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/freebeats.ioFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/freebeats.ioYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/RoyaltyFree...

On our latest episode GSL and Coach Tim welcome back a very recent guest, Sports Psychologist and 2019 Canadian University College Men's Champion Charles Fitzsimmons! We talk about his win, the Guelph Gryphons and what you can learn from how elite golfers play the game.

In the first part of the episode we hear from Will Finch and his amazing playing career. We also talk to him about his new Finch Performance Camps and how he is changing how Canadian Quarterbacks train. In the second half of the show we detail the new coaching changes at the University of Guelph, including new Head Coach Ryan Sheahan and new Defensive Coordinator Dennis McPhee.

On this latest episode Coach Tim and GSL Howard discuss Tiger Woods at the US Open, The Guelph Gryphons at our National Championships and a debrief of Decade Golf and the concept that we need to lower our expectations of how good we really are/are not!!

What makes people want to pursue the dream of running professionally? Of picking up and moving thousands of miles away from home to chase down an end of questionable rewards. On this week’s show we chat with two guys who decided to move west and run with the AC West Hub. We’ll check in with Rob Denault and Adam Palamar, and they’ll tell us why they chose that path, and we’ll also play some terminal mile trivia. We also catch up with Speed River and Guelph Gryphons coach Dave Scott Thomas, we’ll preview this Sunday’s finale to the Something In the Water podcast series!

Speed River and the University of Guelph Gryphons have long been known for developing athletes interested in the 800m and up, building most of their legacy off of those events, and being dubbed a “distance school” in the process. However, anyone who has been paying attention to university sports in Canada, has probably noticed that there is a change happening. The Gryphons, while doing great, have experienced a redistribution/augmentation of team points, as they’ve been consistently getting incredible scoring opportunities in the sprint events, with the red, black and gold taking key podium spots in events like the 60 (podiums were earned on both the men’s and women’s side), the 60 hurdles (they won first and second in last years men’s race) and the sprint relays. In the space of just a few years Guelph has gone from “a distance school” to a bit of a powerhouse when it comes to sprinting. This week, we’re going to take a look at a sprint program, it’s driving culture, and the persistence and passion of a young coach with a vision.

An exclusive breakdown of the football match between the Guelph Gryphons and the McMaster Marauders, a recap of the MMA fight between Jessica Andrade and Claudia Gadelha, and much more!

KCU Interviews - April 5 Johnny Augustine (RB Guelph Gryphons)

“Le roi est mort, vive le roi.” It’s a phrase that originated in 1400s France, used to mark the passing of the old king, and to celebrate the arrival of a new king. Simply put, in English, “the king is dead, long live the king”. This weekend will see the climax of the CIS Cross Country season happen in Guelph, Ontario, and it promises to be the most exciting it’s been in years, both individually and in the team race. With serious threats from the West, Quebec, the East and Ontario alike, could this be the first year that we say goodbye to the old guard, and welcome in a new king? With XC being as it is, no one really knows, but if one thing is guaranteed,it’s going to be great to watch. On this week’s show, we’ll try and make sense of it all with our panel of experts, residing all across this fine land, as well, we’ll chat with Chris Moulton, assistant coach of the reigning champion Guelph Gryphons and an organizer of the meet this weekend.