Podcasts about head women

In today's episode of the I'll Have Another Podcast coaching series, we are joined by Diljeet Taylor! Diljeet is the Head Women's Cross Country Coach and Associate Director of Track and Field at BYU. She also recently started coaching an elite group called Taylor Made Elite. Diljeet has been at BYU since 2016 and they ... more »

Head Women's Basketball Coach Ginny Boggess recaps the CAA Championship, talks about her group of seniors, the matchup with Tennessee Tech and more. 

Head Women's Lacrosse Coach Dawn Easley drops by to talk about this season, her team, and building this program from the ground up. We also talk about her lacrosse playing days and becoming a Head Coach at a very young age. Plus, Chris Hemeyer gives you a winter sports outlook as we enter Championship Week!

Friday comes early on this Wednesday as we preview Championship Week. Interviews with Head Wrestling Coach Scotti Sentes, Head Women's Basketball Coach Ronny Fisher, and Head Men's Basketball Coach Ronny Fisher. Chris Hemeyer and Evan Budrovich preview the week, plus a look at a packed spring sports schedule.

Join me for another fantastic edition of Riding The Pine! On today's new show, I'm joined by a guest who has guided his program to back-to-back 17-plus win seasons, current head coach of the Chatham University women's basketball team Coach David Saur (1:52-17:16)! Coach Saur and I discuss how this season went for the Cougars and how the group exceeded even his own expectations, how they were able to power through a 7-game road trip where they came out with a winning record, the growth he's seen from this team and so much more! Intro: 0:00-1:51Interview w/ Coach David Saur: 1:52-17:16Outro: 17:17-18:15

Daryl Watts recently signed a contract with the Toronto Six of the Premier Hockey Federation that will make her the highest paid player in the history of women's professional hockey ($150,000/year!). She is the 2nd leading scorer in women's NCAA history, tallying 136 goals, 161 assists for a total of 297 points over 5 seasons. In 2019, as a freshman at Boston College, she won the Patty Kazmaier award as the best player in the country, and in 2021, she scored the NCAA championship-winning overtime goal for the Wisconsin Badgers. In this wide-ranging and lively conversation, Daryl and Bob discuss: Coming out of "retirement" to sign with the Toronto Six; stylistic differences between PHF and the NCAA hockey; Wrist Shots; unifying women's hockey; an illustrious college career; adding body checking to women's hockey; and playing women's junior hockey at age 14. Along the way, we look back at moments from past episodes that put Daryl's accomplishments in historical context, including colorful and poignant stories from these distinguished figures in women's hockey:Ep25, Rebecca Morse (Moose), PHF all-star, 6-year veteran (2016-22)Ep31, Digit Murphy, President of the Metropolitan RivetersEp17, Cara Morey, Head Women's Hockey Coach at Princeton UniversityEp32, Kaleigh Fratkin (Fratty), Boston Pride, 2x PHF Defender of the Year+++The Rink Stories podcast is produced by Matt HopfArtwork by Ken Klein. Original music by Ken Klein, TFIC, Bob's Lounge, and the Mo'NobsIf you like this podcast, please help us out by subscribing, following, rating, reviewing, and telling your friendsFollow @RinkStories on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTubeFollow Matt on Twitter and Instagram 

A visit with Head Women's Basketball Coach, Destinee Rogers! Plus, a recap of the week in A-State Sports!

Yale University Women's Head Volleyball Coach, Erin Appleman, joins Kirsten on the podcast to discuss her roles as player, coach, parent and leader of women. They reminisced about their time as former teammates at SDSU and spoke about legacy, playing time, recruiting and Am I Enough? Erin, who was named Yale's head coach in 2003, is one of the most successful coaches in Ivy League history, guiding the Bulldogs to an unprecedented 10 Ivy titles, seven NCAA Tournament appearances, four 20+ win seasons and was the first Ivy coach to lead a team to an NCAA Tournament victory.

Two (2) William and Mary Hall of Famers sit down to discuss coaching, parenting, playing and #RaisingAthletes. Kirsten and Julie touch on how to build culture, how today's athletes want to be seen and heard, and how so much of success is just showing up every day (Grit! Growth Mindset!).

How can we stay poised when facing stressful decisions and situations? For Olivet Women's Basketball Coach Lauren Glenn, it comes down to focusing on what you can control: focus, attitude, and effort.Having grown up playing basketball, Lauren Glenn cites her coaches, along with her parents, as being pivotal mentors in her youth and early adulthood that helped her grow into the leader she is today. She received her first coaching job from her former high school coach, and received her first position at a 4 year university from another former coach. Coach Glenn discusses her leadership strategies, as well as her focus on guiding her players not just on the court, but in life."You mimic and emulate what you saw and then you make it your own as you learn more about yourself and what things fit your belief system and who you are and your strengths as a person."Tune in to hear more about Coach Glenn's leadership journey. She discusses leadership frameworks that guide her coaching philosophy as well as citing some of her proudest moments as a leader.MEET YOUR GUESTCoach Lauren Glenn currently serves as the Head Women's Basketball Coach for Olivet Nazarene University. She has been coaching for 16 years, spending 11 of those years at Olivet. Coach Glenn also works as a professor at Olivet, teaching classes on leadership, sports training, as well as directing internships for the Exercise Science Department. She has also worked as a sports trainer and is a member of the Women's Basketball Coaches Association.Born In Phoenix, Arizona, in her free time Glenn enjoys outdoor activities such as biking and camping as well as traveling. ----Resources Mentioned“Lead Like It Matters” Craig Groeschel, Book----SPONSORPathfinder: A full-service creative & marketing agency with a mission to provide strategic storytelling to our clients.There is no greater impact in this world than a story. Storytelling is how we learn, remember, and feel. The world has used storytelling since the beginning of time to entertain, teach, inspire, and innovate.Pathfinder's mission is to provide strategic storytelling for our clients. How? Through inventive business services and pioneering campaigns that help organizations find their own path and carry out their vision.CONVERGEConverge provides professional & leadership development, executive coaching, and consulting services. Service offerings include individual executive coaching, team and small group coaching, creation and delivery of professional development programs and curriculum for managers and front-line staff.

Erik Solberg, Head Women's Soccer Coach at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluffs, shares a story of love, trust, faith, blessings, goodness, and constant learning of what God wants to teach him. Erik says he is "really just a nobody trying to tell everybody about somebody who can save anybody," and that somebody is Jesus! Regardless of where Erik's feet are planted from a professional standpoint, he knows that he has been commissioned and called to that place to share the Gospel and to reflect Jesus' radical and unconditional love to everybody! Want to connect? Email: completingandcompeting@gmail.comWebsite: completingandcompeting.orgTwitter: @candcministry Instagram: @candcministry 

Widely known as “CoachP,” Joanne P. McCallie is a highly-decorated college basketball coach, author, mental health advocate, and sought-after speaker. The former Head Women's Basketball Coach at Duke University, Michigan State University, and the University of Maine, CoachP is the first Division I head coach to be named conference coach of the year in four different conferences. She is also the author ofChoice Not Chance and Secret Warrior. CoachP joins Nick to discuss the power of developing all members of the team into leaders, the importance of speaking openly about mental health, and why adverse moments are critical learning experiences for kids.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#95: Chris Young is the Director of Tennis & the Head Women's Tennis Coach at Oklahoma State University. In the last 13 years of leading the OSU women's tennis program he has complied a 224-103 record and built OSU into a national tennis power. In 2016 Oklahoma State made it to the National Championship finishing as runner up. With numerous appearances to the Sweet 16, 10 straight NCAA tournament trips, and two Big 12 regular season titles, he has led OSU to unprecedented success. Coach Young was instrumental in the fundraising and design for the Michael & Anne Greenwood Tennis Center. With an overall record of 413-197 he has seen successful and built tremendous programs everywhere he has been. On the show Coach Young shares his perspective on how to establish a compelling vision, the importance of belief, building a program, curiosity, surrounding yourself with great people, how complacency is the enemy of success, faith, authenticity, what it means to be a great husband and father, & much more. I have been really excited to share this episode because wether you are a coach, business leader, or young person there is so much to take away from Coach Young's story. I hope it inspires and encourages you. Enjoy the show! 

In this episode, Bruce welcomes on both Shona Kerr and David Poolman to the podcast. We're excited to allow Shona to shed some light on her background and what she is doing to continually grow the sport.

Episode 20 of The Coach Mo Golf Show-"Impacting the Next Generation Through Golf" features California State University-Bakersfield Women's Head Golf Coach, Tiffanie Yabut. Tiffanie states, "I have a passion for helping the next generation of women and young athletes through college coaching, which is also what inspired me to start and co-found the ImpacTour and my Non-Profit, The Impact Golf Foundation to be able to inspire youth through teaching the game, helping to provide equipment, and access to the sport.Tiffanie is not only a College Golf Coach, she is also the Co-Founder of the ImpacTour. She previously served as the Head Women's Coach at Winona State University in Winona, Minnesota from 2019-2021, where she was also a Tournament Director, Junior Golf Coordinator, and Events Coordinator at the Bridges Golf Club, while earning her Class B LPGA Teaching Professional status. She is from Omaha, NE and was introduced to the game by her dad at a young age. She went on to play college golf at Missouri Western State University, where she led her team to the program's first ever NCAA DII National Championship appearance.You may reach out to Tiffanie or learn more about her non-profit, The Impact Golf Foundation and their two-person scramble golf tour, The ImpacTour,  here:www.impactour.com IMPACTOUR@tiffanie_yabut@impactourgolf@csubwgolfContact Coach Mo@coachmogolfprowww.coachmogolfpro.commgesualdi@stjohnsgolf.comThe Golf Academy at St. Johns Located at St. Johns Golf & CC in St. Augustine/St. Johns, FL@thegolfacademy_st.johnswww.stjohnsgolf.com

Welcome to the first episode of Season 4 of The Sports Deli Podcast. This historic podcast brings together some of the most influential and historic women in the history of women's professional and intercollegiate sports. We are joined by Judy Sweet, the first female President in the history of the NCAA along with 1999 Women's Basketball Hall-of-Fame inductee Ann Meyers Drysedale - four-time All-American at UCLA who led the Bruins to the National Championship in 1978. She was an integral member of the 1976 Olympic team, played professionally in the original W, the WBL, the Women's basketball League and in case you we're interested she was born the same day as Diana Ross and had 10 brothers and sisters growing up. She was a broadcaster and is fierce advocate of not only Alicia but of Title IX. We are also joined again by the Greatest Of All Time (G.O.A.T.) - Cheryl Miller - 1995 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall-Of-Fame inductee, former Phoenix Mercury and Southern Cal Head Coach, broadcaster, friend and huge supporter of Alicia. Also joining us today is the writer of the Los Angeles Times article on 1/16/23, chronicling Alicia Berber, Title IX, Billie Jean King, Tara VanDerveer, and Cori Close - Steve Henson, Assistant Sports Editor at the Los Angeles Times. President of the Legends of the Ball, Elizabeth Galloway McQuitter, former player in the original W also, joins us along with Alicia Berber, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Riverside City College who is embroiled in her second lawsuit against the college. Daniel Kolodziej, Esq. (Bar No. 170595) - attorney for Alicia also joins us today. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/support

Lauren Sumski, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Lipscomb University, shares a story all about Jesus and trusting His plan for her life even when that life looked dramatically different than what she had thought or planned for herself in her youth. Lauren refers to her life as her "dream life with her dream people," walking in true purpose, answering the calls that God has put on her heart, being present with His people, and watching His blessing abound! Want to connect? Email: completingandcompeting@gmail.comWebsite: completingandcompeting.orgTwitter: @candcministry Instagram: @candcministry 

Featured on the For Stars Podcast is arguably one of the best youth women's rowing coaches in the game, Mr. Mike Wallin - the Head Coach for Chicago Rowing Foundation on the Varsity Women's team, as well as Head Women's Coach of the Under-19 USA Women's Junior National Team. Coach Wallin lead both the 2021 and 2022 USA Jr. Women's 8+ to a Back to Back World Championship, solidifying a World Record Time this past summer in Italy. Nonetheless, Coach Wallin's 2022 CRF Women's Varsity 8+ crew won the Youth National Championship with flying colors!Growing up in the East Coast, Coach Wallin attended St. Joe's Prep and rowed for their Crew team, receiving a scholarship to row on the West Coast at the University of California, Berkeley on the Men's Rowing team. Spending some time coaching at Marin Rowing Association and then making his way to the Mid-West to coach at Chicago, Mike builds top tier athletes. He has so much love for the sport and loves coaching his athletes to be the best version of themselves. We talk about his athletes and inner "WHY".... the overall journey coaching CRF & USA Junior National Team, and more. Be sure to grab your popcorn for this one!Xeno Müller - Elite Rowing Coach Make your rowing dreams real! Use Code “FORSTARS” for $100 OFF on your desired training package!

Alex and Dave welcome Chuck Williams, Head Women's Cross Country and Track Coach at Marist College, on the show. They talk about Coach William's running journey, the rise of Women's Race Walking at Marist, coaching challenges and much more!

Coach Kevin Mondro, Today we are talking to Coach Kevin Mondro, currently the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Cleary University. Everyone knows Coach Mondro as Coach Dro. As you soon will hear, Coach Dro has a special interviewer - his son, JJ Mondro. This is a pretty fun conversation. JJ might have a future in the broadcasting Industry!  Happy holidays from the Mondro family! Wishing you and you family a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Keep growing as a Coach. And, thank you for listening to the Tell Me Your Story, Coach podcast.  Follow Kevin Mondro @KevinMondroFollow Cleary WBB Basketball @ClearyUWBB Follow Tell Me Your Story Coach @CoachKevinDro

It's a basketball bonanza on Camel Call Live as we chat with Campbell's Head Women's Basketball Coach Ronny Fisher and the Head Men's Coach Kevin McGeehan. Plus a visit with Sarah Hammack Fitzgerald and Svenia Nürenberg from Women's Basketball.

Today's guest is Candice Fabry, the Founder of Fearless & Capable - Female Led Mentoring. Candice was a D-I Soccer Player who is now the Head Women's Soccer Coach at Ottawa (KS) University and she is also the Associate Head Coach for the Kansas City Courage of the United Women's Soccer League. Today she shares her story along with some BEST PRACTICES for ADs, Coaches, and Leaders on this episode of The Educational AD Podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/educational-ad-podcast/support

We started the second hour with Rob Bentley, who is Ferris State's Associate Athletic Director. He joined Huge to talk about this weekend's DII Semi-Final match up with West Florida. He and Huge talked about how these two teams stack up, what Coach Annese has brought to this program since he's started, and much more. We were then joined by Greg Henson who is the Head Women's Soccer Coach at FSU. He joined Huge to talk about his team getting into the DII Final Four last season, and much more. We were then joined by Tia Brandel-Wilhelm who is the Head Women's Volleyball Coach at Ferris. She talked about recruiting, her team, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Greg Henson who is the Head Women's Soccer Coach at FSU joined Huge to talk about his team getting into the DII Final Four last season, and much more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tia Brandel-Wilhelm who is the Head Women's Volleyball Coach at Ferris joined Huge to talk about recruiting, her team, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we're broadcasting from Ferris State University to celebrate Bulldog Athletics and Football as they're set to take on West Florida for the DII semi-finals on Saturday at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids. If they win this weekend, they'll head back to Texas in hopes of getting back to back DII National Football Championship Titles. Go to ferrisstatebulldogs.com to get your tickets now! We kicked off the show with our friend Anthony Bellino from X's and Bro's in the Morning so he and Huge could tell the listener about how they can win a trip to the Michigan/TCU game on New Year's Eve. We were then joined by the Head Coach of Bulldog Football, Tony Annese. He told us about what the journey has been like for him and his team this year, what he takes the most pride in as a Coach, looked ahead to the game against West Florida, and so much more. We started the second hour with Rob Bentley, who is Ferris State's Associate Athletic Director. He joined Huge to talk about this weekend's DII Semi-Final match up with West Florida. He and Huge talked about how these two teams stack up, what Coach Annese has brought to this program since he's started, and much more. We were then joined by Greg Henson who is the Head Women's Soccer Coach at FSU. He joined Huge to talk about his team getting into the DII Final Four last season, and much more. We were then joined by Tia Brandel-Wilhelm who is the Head Women's Volleyball Coach at Ferris. She talked about recruiting, her team, and more. We started the final hour talking about the Lions and NFL as we were joined by Frank Schwab from Yahoo Sports. He and Huge talked about Baker Mayfield being picked up by the Rams. They also talked about the possibility of Matt Stafford calling it quits, and discussed how the Lions have been doing this season. We were then joined by Steve Brockelbank, who is the Athletic Director at Ferris State. He and Huge talked about some of the upgrades and additions to the sporting facilities they've made at FSU. They also talked about Tony Annese and the football program as they head into the Semi-Finals this weekend. We were then joined by Andy Bronkema who is the Head Men's Basketball Coach at FSU. He joined us to talk about the Ferris State Basketball program. He and Huge talked about what it takes to play Bulldog Basketball, and much more. We wrapped up the broadcast with Kurt Westendorp who is the Head Coach for Women's Basketball at FSU. He filled us in on how his team's season has been going, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Daryl Fimple, Head Women's Basketball Coach at North Little Rock High School in Arkansas, talks about being a servant leader and the passion he has for seeing his student-athletes succeed on the court and in life... "I'm very competitive and I love seeing our kids being successful." Restore to me the joy of your salvation and grant me a willing spirit, to sustain me.  Psalm 51:12 https://www.victorymission.com/powerlessyetunstoppable/ #podcast #happy #instagood #love #Jesus #servantleader #battleon #School #coaches #athletes #Thanksgiving #blessed #champions #GodsPlan #GodsTiming

Alicia Berber, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Riverside City College continues to fight the injustices, harassments, Title IX violations and unbearable conditions that have been going on for over 20 years. She updates us in this part 3 of our ongoing chronicling of her fight for women and girls everywhere. Join Alicia and I along with Judy Sweet, the first female President in the history of the NCAA and former Athletic Director at UCSD, Cheryl Miller, the G.O.A.T. of women's college and professional basketball, Mary Azzarto Ciampa, founder of WomenX along with Tiffany Bullock, Chief Operating Officer of WomenX, Doug Feinberg from The Associated Press, Jim Stroesser, co-founder and co-owner of Cali-Strong, Elizabeth Galloway-McQuitter, President of The Legends of the Ball, and Carol Stiff, former Vice President of Women's Sports Programming at ESPN where she worked for 31 years and is now an advisor to the newly formed, Women's Sports Network. Please don't remain silent about this. Please call or email, the California Community College Chancellor, Daisy Gonzales (her bio is here): https://www.cccco.edu/About-Us/Chancellors-Office/Meet-the-Chancellor and Riverside City College and demand that the President, Chancellor, and Athletic Director protect Alicia and her players under the law. Thank you so much for watching and listening. #TitleIX #TheSportsDeliPodcast #NotAnyMore #EqualityInWomensSports #Equality #CCCAA #NCAA --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/support

The Eastern Insider Podcast is BACK for Season 5, and we're ready to bring you all things Eastern, all the time! In this episode: Open: Greg Steiner and Alex Jewell introduce this week's show topics, provide a "rundown" of the week that was, and get you set for this week's feature interviews Feature: Head Football Coach Chris Creighton joins the show to talk about EMU's Michigan MAC and MAC Co-West titles, as well as his expectations for a bowl game win! Feature: Jewell sits down with Head Women's Basketball Coach Fred Castro and senior guard Natalia Pineda to discuss the team's red-hot, 4-0 start!

Tune in as we welcome the Head Women's Basketball Coach of Kuyper College. Coach Janikowski is also a coach/recruiting coordinator for 5Star Basketball. We review Coach Janikowski's coaching journey, what it is like recruiting for a start up program, and as the ultimate question. Do you foul up 3?

This week's guest is Mike Lynch the Head Women's Soccer coach at Belmont Abbey College. Host Ron Meyer talks with Mike about developing a winning culture while committing to excellence and virtue at a Catholic college

This week's guest is Mike Lynch the Head Women's Soccer coach at Belmont Abbey College. Host Ron Meyer talks with Mike about developing a winning culture while committing to excellence and virtue at a Catholic college

The Eastern Insider Podcast is BACK for Season 5, and we're ready to bring you all things Eastern, all the time! In this episode: Open: Greg Steiner and Alex Jewell introduce this week's show topics, provide a "rundown" of the week that was, and get you set for this week's feature interviews Feature: Head Football Coach Chris Creighton joins the show to talk about EMU's bowl-clinching win over Akron, and the test that Kent State provides for his team. Feature: Jewell is joined by Stan Heath to talk about the team's battle with Michigan, Emoni Bates' successful debut, and what he wants to see against Bradley this week. Feature: Jewell spends "Five Good Minutes" with Head Women's Basketball Coach Fred Castro after his team's 2-0 start to the season.

Courtney Banghart is the Head Women's Basketball Coach at the University of North Carolina. Prior to taking over the Tar Heel program in 2019, Coach Banghart served as the Head Women's Coach at Princeton University, leading the Tigers to seven Ivy League titles and eight NCAA Tournament appearances throughout her tenure. In 2015, she was named one of the World's 50 Greatest Leaders by Fortune Magazine after guiding Princeton to a 30-0 regular season record. Coach Banghart joins Nick to discuss how she best supports athletes navigating the transfer portal and NIL, how to reframe fear of failure as opportunity, and why she believes it's crucial to provide her players with memorable, positive experiences.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ohio State Senior Vice President & Wolfe Foundation Endowed Athletics Director Gene Smith is joined by Head Men's Basketball Coach Chris Holtmann and Head Women's Basketball Coach Kevin McDuff to discuss their current programs, the in's and out's of the recruiting process, how to effectively build a team culture, and more.

In this episode, we talked with Women's Basketball  Head Coach Bonnie Henrickson;UC Santa Barbara hired Bonnie Henrickson as its Head Women's Basketball Coach on Apr. 23, 2015. She will be entering her eighth season with the program in 2022-23 and previously served as the Head Coach at Kansas for 11 years. As of the 2021-2022 season, Henrickson has seen 84 wins with the Gauchos. Prior to becoming the head coach at UC Santa Barbara, Henrickson was the head coach at the University of Kansas from 2004 to 2015, combining a record of 186–171, and before Kansas, Henrickson was the head coach at Virginia Tech, where she led the Hokies to a 158–62 record, including 7 post-season appearances.2005 Carol Eckman Award Winner2004–05 Kansas City Star Honorable Mention consideration for Big 12 Coach of the Year2004 Virginia SID Coach of the Year2003 Head Coach USA Jones Cup Team (Gold Medal)1999 National Coach of the Year Finalist1999 Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year1999 Assistant Coach USA World UniversityPlay College Sports with the iSportsRecruiting App download it now:Apple Stote 

Suzy Merchant is the Head Women's Basketball Coach at Michigan State University. She has accumulated 300+ wins as Head Coach at Michigan State and 500+ wins in her career as a head coach.In my conversation with Suzy, we get an inside look at her accomplishments, big decisions, and her powerful core values, covering her time at Michigan State University and beyond. A born winner, Suzy has also fielded her fair share of challenges and hurdles, and it has been her standards and heart that have kept her moving on, reaching new heights at every point. Suzy takes us behind the curtain of how she leads the program, recruits players, and has built a standard of excellence at MSU. Make sure to tune in to hear it all.Key Points From This Episode:Looking back at Suzy's childhood, family, and upbringing in Traverse City. The roots of Suzy's passion and talent for sports. How Suzy's high school basketball coach influenced her philosophy and mindset. Emotional intelligence and finding the right avenue for effective communication with a team and its individuals.Suzy's move to Michigan and the main motivations for this choice.Reflections on time spent at Central Michigan University and some of the losses that stuck with Suzy.The lasting legacy of Suzy's parents' values on her attitude towards winning and sacrifice.Graduation, time in Florida, and Suzy's subsequent move to Saginaw. Competitiveness and guidance; the two things that drew Suzy to coaching as a career.  Some stories from Suzy's time at Eastern Michigan University and the conversations that convinced her to take the job.Advice from Suzy for future coaches regarding authenticity, confidence, and passion.The requirements that Suzy has for players and recruits.Differences between hard work and hard workers; Suzy talks about measuring real dedication.  Challenges in nurturing fighters and champions in the current climate.Suzy shares some standout moments from her Olympic coaching career.Items still on Suzy's bucket list and why travel is at the top.Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Sport of KingsSuzy MerchantSuzy Merchant on TwitterSuzy Merchant on InstagramMichigan State UniversityCentral Michigan UniversityEastern Michigan UniversityManuel Amezcua on LinkedInPodium Risk ManagementAt The Podium with Manuel Amezcua on InstagramAt The Podium with Manuel Amezcua on SpotifyAt The Podium with Manuel Amezcua on Apple Podcasts——————————————————————————————-NEW TO THE PODCAST?At The Podium with Manuel Amezcua features interviews with the most innovative minds in business, sports, and entertainment to uncover the habits, disciplines, and mindsets that lead to success.

THE SPORTS DELI PRESENTS: Cheryl Miller, The G.O.A.T., Judy Sweet, The First Female In The History of the NCAA, along with Flo Luppani From Santa Ana College, Paul DeBolt from Napa Valley College and attorney, Daniel Kolodziej Join Hoot in Support of Alicia Berber, Head Women's Basketball Coach at Riverside Community College whose endured 20+ Years of Abuse and Violations of Title IX. FIND ALL THE VIDEO AND AUDIO EPISODES HERE: https://linktr.ee/mikehootner TO READ THE LAWSUIT GO TO: WWW.THESPORTSDELIPODCAST.COM and Click the TITLEIX Link. #thesportsdelipodcast #TheGoat #TitleIX #TitleIX50 #riverside #riversidecalifornia #cccaa University of Southern California USC Trojans #UCSD #equality National Womens Law Center The New York Times espnW ESPN Los Angeles Times Washington Post Yahoo Sports WNBA #WNBA #LosAngelesTimes #WashingtonPost #yahoosports#nytimes #ESPN NBC GMA News #NightlyNews NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt #usctrojans WomenSport International Women supporting women. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/support

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Javier Machado from PWTorch. They discuss Roman Reigns punching out Miz and hyping the Logan Paul match, a Women's Tag Team Title match headlines the show, Johnny Gargano reveals Dexter-Miz situation in "60 Minutes" spoof, Otis gets RKO'd by Riddle with a pumpkin on his head, plus Mustafa Ali, JBL-Corbin, Austin Theory vs. Seth, Bray Wyatt, Paul Levesque booking, and more with live callers and emails.

Alicia Berber Head Women's Basketball Coach at Riverside City College Has Been Violated for Decades. And she is fighting back. We support her 100% and need all of you to help us fight these abuses, violations, harassment, and illegal activities. This is about Alicia but also about all the women and girl's everywhere who continue to fight the misogyny, inequalities in the work place, and abuse in society and in sport. Please don't remain silent. Share this, comment, like, stitch, duet it and talk about it so we can change things because you or your sister or daughter or wife could be next. #titleix #titleix50 #thesportsdelipodcast #cccaa #equality #podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-sports-deli/support

John Vargo sits down with Youngstown State Head Women's Basketball Coach John Barnes ahead of the 2022-23 season.

DIII Head Women's Volleyball Coach, Andrew Brown has crossed the 100 win threshold in record time- just his 4th season. The Violets just won their second straight conference title and are ranked #6 in the nation as they march towards the national championship weekend Nov 18-20th in Pittsburgh, PA. Coach Brown and I discussed what it takes to play at this level and tips he uses to help his athletes stay grounded and feeling confident to chase their dreams.

Tara VanDerveer is an absolute legend in the world of basketball. She's a hall-of-famer, she's a 5X National Coach of the Year in College Basketball, she's won 3 NCAA Division I titles, she's been to 13 Final Fours, and she's won a gold medal with USA Basketball. Her awards and accolades are up there with just about any college coach, and she's the all-time leader in wins in women's basketball. However, you're going to find out pretty quickly that Tara does not really enjoy talking about herself and her accolades. She loves talking about her teams. She loves talking about the athletes that she's had the privilege of coaching. She loves talking about Stanford University, where she is currently the Head Women's Basketball Coach. But Tara is the real deal when it comes to humility. She's authentic. She's somebody who cares deeply about the world and basketball. She genuinely cares about the people she serves, and she really makes it about them.   Tara had a number of amazing insights during our conversation. Some of them include: “It really helps my energy during the year, that I can be all-in during the season, when I've had that great time on the lake in the summer” (7:55). “When you die, no one's going to say, ‘Do you wish you worked more?' I want to wish I'd played more” (10:05). “Work will always be there. You can always come back to it” (12:00). “Sometimes I think less is better” (13:00). “I have to pace myself. You only have so much tread on the tire” (13:30). “I want to really pick my spots of what I'm going to do, how I'm going to do it, and how well I want to do it” (14:30). “I just like being in the gym with our team” (16:30). “The things that keep me grounded are what's really fun” (16:40). “If I were in junior high right now, with all the basketball on TV, I'd probably flunk out. I just love basketball” (17:40). “I work hard at taking care of myself” (17:55). “I try to do things that are nurturing to me so that I can be effective with our team” (18:15). “I don't really think about [legacy] at all” (18:45). “The energy at Stanford and the people I meet there, that gives me a lot of juice” (20:25). “A college degree is a very valuable thing for women” (21:45). “I love coaching the quintessential Stanford student” (22:10). “I love the challenge of working at Stanford” (25:00). “The court is our classroom” (29:00). “I want to enjoy today” (31:10). “I'm not going to stare in the rearview mirror as I'm going forwards” (31:45). “Parenting and coaching are very similar, and they're both very similar to gardening. You don't just sit there and look at the garden. You water the garden, you weed the garden, you fertilize the garden” (38:00). “The world is bigger than just you” (39:20). “The thing that can really destroy us is greed” (42:00). “I like it when our team is happy for other people's success” (42:05). “I want our players to love playing at Stanford and love playing for me” (55:00). “I can look in the mirror and be happy with being myself… I can't try to be someone else” (56:35). “I'm a copier by nature, which I'm proud of” (56:55). “Being a person takes work” (1:00:10). “My job is to help them be the best they can be” (1:02:30).   Thank you so much to Tara for coming on the podcast! I wrote a book called “Shift Your Mind” that was released in October of 2020, and you can order it on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Additionally, I have launched a company called Strong Skills, and I encourage you to check out our website https://www.strongskills.co/. If you liked this episode and/or any others, please follow me on Twitter: @brianlevenson or Instagram: @Intentional_Performers. Thanks for listening.

Coach Forward is an interview-style podcast hosted by Jason Mejeur (Coach J), accomplished Coach, Mentor, and Founder/CEO at OWN IT.Highlights from the episode:[09:41] Taking Business Skills Into Coaching[25:18] Creating Culture from Ground-Zero[32:19] How to Build Trust With Players[35:42] Great Cultures Need Conflict[49:23] Identifying Individual MotivationsI'm excited to be joined today by Coach Erin Lindsey, Head Women's Volleyball Coach at Santa Clara.After taking over in 2018, Coach Lindsey led the Broncos to a stellar campaign in her first season logging a 15-win improvement compared to the previous year.Santa Clara is her second head coaching stint, after previously leading Dartmouth College from 2011 to 2015.Prior to being hired at Santa Clara, Lindsey spent the previous two seasons at Stanford, where she helped program win its eighth NCAA championship in 2018. As a student-athlete, Lindsey was a standout setter at University North Carolina.Coach Lindsey is passionate about building culture and relationships with her athletes and finding their true motivation.About Jason Mejeur (Coach J)Jason has 15+ years of experience coaching basketball at the college and high school level and has lived on the sidelines and in the locker rooms working to build teams and inspire athletes. His mission is to build authentic relationships with his players so that he can impact them beyond the basketball court.More recently, Jason is building the OWN IT System to help bring data-driven sleep and health coaching to student-athletes and their teams.Join the discussion with Coach Forward on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram. Enjoying the podcast? Please leave us a review.

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Coach Young is the Head Women's Golf Coach at Florida Atlantic University. She has an extensive playing background where she has won both on the LPGA Tour as well as the NCAA Individual Championship. Her coaching career began seven years ago as the assistant at Clemson. There's tons of nuggets for both the player and the coach in this one. Thank you for coming on, Coach Young, and have a great year! Subscribe to the podcast for future episodes. You can follow us on Instagram and Facebook —> @BetterThanIFoundItPodcast Associated social media accounts: Coach McGraw - @BearCoachMcGraw Mikkel - @MikkelGolf Baylor Men's Golf - @BaylorMGolf Music: DriftMaster by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betterthanifoundit/message